Inline speed skating European championships

Inline speed skating

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The Inline Speed Skating European Championships are an annual continental championship that is awarded and monitored by the European umbrella organization Confédération Européenne de Roller Skating - CERS. For many European countries this is also a qualification for the World Championships, which are also held annually .

A major change took place in the 1990s when the classic roller skates ( roller speed skates ) were replaced by the new inline skates . After a transitional period in which both sports equipment could be used, in the end hardly anyone ran with roller skates (it is still allowed to start with roller skates in competitions). The competition course at the European Championships will be held on rail and road courses, interrupted by a day of rest. From 1996 the long distance races ( inline marathon ) were added, which are held on a street circuit .

Venues

year	Venue (s)
1989	Pico
1990	Inzell
1991	Pineto and Pescara
1992	Acireale
1993	Valence d'Agen
1994	Pamplona
1995	Praia da Vitória
1996	Saint-Brieuc and Lamballe
1997	Roseto , Sulmona and Castel di Sangro
1998	Coulaines
1999	Zandvoorde , Ostend and Middelkerke
2000	Latina
2001	Paços de Ferreira
2002	Valence d'Agen and Grenade
2003	Padua and Abano Terme

year	Venue (s)
2004	Heerde and Groningen
2005	Jueterbog
2006	Cassano d'Adda
2007	Estarreja and ovary
2008	Gera
2009	East End
2010	San Benedetto del Tronto
2011	Heerde and Zwolle
2012	Szeged
2013	Almere
2014	Geisingen
2015	Wörgl and Innsbruck
2016	Heerde and Steenwijk
2017	Lagos
2018	East End

year	Venue (s)
2019	Pamplona

See also

• World championships
• Junior World Championships
• World Inline Cup

Web links

• Confédération Européenne de Roller Skating - CERS: www.cers-cec.eu