European chess champions

Tournament hall of the European Championship 2005 in Warsaw

The European Chess Championships have been held by the European Chess Union since 2000 . They are played as tournaments according to the Swiss system , the only exception being the 1st European Women's Championship, which was held with 32 participants in the knockout system . In addition to the title of European Champion and qualification slots that are World Cups of FIDE played.

Men

year	Venue	European champion
2000	Saint Vincent	Pavel Tregubov
2001	Ohrid	Emil Sutovsky
2002	Batumi	Bartłomiej Macieja
2003	Silivri	Zurab Asmaiparashvili
2004	Antalya	Vasyl Ivanchuk
2005	Warsaw	Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu
2006	Kuşadası	Zdenko Kožul
2007	Dresden	Vladislav Tkachiev
2008	Plovdiv	Sergey Tiviakov
2009	Budva	Yevgeny Tomaschewski
2010	Rijeka	Jan Nepomnyashchi
2011	Aix-les-Bains	Vladimir Potkin
2012	Plovdiv	Dmitri Yakovenko
2013	Legnica	Alexander Moiseenko
2014	Yerevan	Alexander Motylev
2015	Jerusalem	Yevgeny Najer
2016	Gjakova	Ernesto Inarkiev
2017	Minsk	Maxim Matlakov
2018	Batumi	Ivan Šarić
2019	Skopje	Vladislav Artemyev

Women

year	Venue	European champion
2000	Batumi	Natalia Schukova
2001	Warsaw	Almira Skripchenko-Lautier
2002	Varna	Antoaneta Stefanova
2003	Silivri	Pia Cramling
2004	Dresden	Alexandra Kostenjuk
2005	Chișinău	Ekaterina Lagno
2006	Kuşadası	Ekaterina Atalık
2007	Dresden	Tatiana Kossinzewa
2008	Plovdiv	Ekaterina Lagno
2009	St. Petersburg	Tatiana Kossinzewa
2010	Rijeka	Pia Cramling
2011	Tbilisi	Viktorija Čmilytė
2012	Gaziantep	Valentina Gunina
2013	Belgrade	Hoàng Thanh Trang
2014	Plovdiv	Valentina Gunina
2015	Chakwi	Natalia Schukova
2016	Mamaia	Anna Uschenina
2017	Riga	Nana Dzagnidze
2018	Vysoké Tatry	Valentina Gunina
2019	Antalya	Alina Kaschlinskaja

Web links

2000: placement men (1–60) placement women final women
2000: Total ranking men ( Memento from October 25, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Russchess.com
2001: placement men placement women
2002: placement men placement women
2003: Placement men and women
2004: placement men placement women
2005: placement men placement women
2006: placement men and women
2007: Placement men
2008: Placement men and women

Individual evidence

↑ The chess tournament in Munich 1942 , which its organizers called the European Championship, is sometimes given as the forerunner of today's European Championship.

literature

List of title holders from Manual 2007 of the European Chess Union

[1] The chess tournament in Munich 1942 , which its organizers called the European Championship, is sometimes given as the forerunner of today's European Championship.