European Gymnastics Championships (apparatus gymnastics)

The European championships in apparatus gymnastics have been held since 1955 and for women since 1957. Since it was founded in 1982, they have been organized by the Union Européenne de Gymnastique (UEG) and until 2004 they usually took place every two years. Since 2004, the individual European championships have alternated with the team European championships annually. Usually the competitions for men and women were held in different places at different times, but recently there has been a move towards both events taking place together.

Venues

year		Venue for men		Venue for women	comment
1955	1.	Germany Federal Republic Frankfurt am Main	-	-	-
1957	2.	France Paris	1.	Romania 1952 Bucharest	-
1959	3.	Denmark Copenhagen	2.	Poland Krakow	-
1961	4th	Luxembourg Luxembourg	3.	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Leipzig	-
1963	5.	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Belgrade	4th	France Paris	-
1965	6th	Belgium Antwerp	5.	Bulgaria 1948 Sofia	-
1967	7th	Finland Tampere	6th	Netherlands Amsterdam	-
1969	8th.	Poland Warsaw	7th	Sweden Landskrona	-
1971	9.	Spain 1945 Madrid	8th.	Soviet Union 1955 Minsk	-
1973	10.	France Grenoble	9.	United Kingdom London	-
1975	11.	Switzerland Bern	10.	Norway Skien	-
1977	12.	Soviet Union 1955 Vilnius	11.	Czechoslovakia Prague	-
1979	13.	Germany Federal Republic eat	12.	Denmark Copenhagen	-
1981	14th	Italy Rome	13.	Spain 1977 Madrid	-
1983	15th	Bulgaria 1971 Varna	14th	Sweden Gothenburg	-
1985	16.	Norway Oslo	15th	Finland Helsinki	-
1987	17th	Soviet Union Moscow	16.	Soviet Union Moscow	-
1989	18th	Sweden Stockholm	17th	Belgium Brussels	-
1990	19th	Switzerland Lausanne	18th	Greece Athens	-
1992	20th	Hungary Budapest	19th	France Nantes	-
1994	21st	Czech Republic Prague	20th	Sweden Stockholm	-
1996	22nd	Denmark Copenhagen	21st	United Kingdom Birmingham	-
1998	23.	Russia St. Petersburg	22nd	Russia St. Petersburg	-
2000	24.	Germany Bremen	23.	France Paris	-
2002	25th	Greece Patras	24.	Greece Patras	-
2004	26th	Slovenia Ljubljana	25th	Netherlands Amsterdam	-
2005	I.	Hungary Debrecen	I.	Hungary Debrecen	only single EM
2006	27.	Greece Volos	26th	Greece Volos	-
2007	II.	Netherlands Amsterdam	II.	Netherlands Amsterdam	only single EM
2008	28.	Switzerland Lausanne	27.	France Clermont-Ferrand	-
2009	III.	Italy Milan	III.	Italy Milan	only single EM
2010	29	United Kingdom Birmingham	28.	United Kingdom Birmingham	-
2011	IV.	Germany Berlin	IV.	Germany Berlin	only single EM
2012	30th	France Montpellier	29	Belgium Brussels	-
2013	V.	Russia Moscow	V.	Russia Moscow	only single EM
2014	31.	Bulgaria Sofia	30th	Bulgaria Sofia	-
2015	VI.	France Montpellier	VI.	France Montpellier	only single EM
2016	32.	Switzerland Bern	31.	Switzerland Bern	-
2017	VII.	Romania Cluj-Napoca	VII.	Romania Cluj-Napoca	only single EM
2018	33.	United Kingdom Glasgow	32.	United Kingdom Glasgow	-
2019	VIII.	Poland Szczecin	VIII.	Poland Szczecin	only single EM
2020	34.	Azerbaijan Baku	33.	France Paris	-

European champion

Women

The leading gymnastics nations Russia and Romania also dominate the European championships. The most successful European championship gymnast is the Russian Swetlana Chorkina , who won a total of eleven gold medals between 1994 and 2004, six of them on the uneven bars. Second place went to Věra Čáslavská from the former Czechoslovakia with ten titles. Nadia Comăneci from Romania and Swetlana Boginskaja from Belarus are third with nine first places each.
German athletes have so far achieved 12 European championship titles. The most successful gymnast was Maxi Gnauck with five wins, followed by Karin Janz with four titles and Angelika Hellmann , Ute Starke and Oksana Chusovitina with one gold each. After Ariella Kaeslin finished fourth in the jump in 2005 and 2008, the Swiss woman won the jump final in 2009 and secured Switzerland's first gold medal. Giulia Steingruber achieved another victory in the same discipline in 2013 , and she even defended her title in 2014. So far no gymnast from Austria has participated in a final competition.

year		All-around	team	Leap	Uneven bars	bar	ground
1957	I.	Soviet Union 1955 Larissa Latynina		Soviet Union 1955 Larissa Latynina	Soviet Union 1955 Larissa Latynina	Soviet Union 1955 Larissa Latynina	Soviet Union 1955 Larissa Latynina
1959	II	Poland Natalia Kot		Poland Natalia Kot	Soviet Union 1955 Polina Astakhova	Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská	Soviet Union 1955 Polina Astakhova
1961	III	Soviet Union 1955 Larissa Latynina		Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Ute Starke	Soviet Union 1955 Polina Astakhova	Soviet Union 1955 Polina Astakhova	Soviet Union 1955 Larissa Latynina
1963	IV	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Mirjana Bilić		Sweden Solveig Egman	Netherlands Thea Belmer	Sweden Ewa Rydell	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Mirjana Bilić
1965	V	Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská		Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská	Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská	Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská	Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská
1967	VI	Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská		Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská	Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská	Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská	Czechoslovakia Věra Čáslavská
1969	VII	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Karin Janz		Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Karin Janz	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Karin Janz	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Karin Janz	Soviet Union 1955 Olga Karassyova
1971	VIII	Soviet Union 1955 Lyudmila Turishcheva Tamara Lasakowitsch Soviet Union 1955		Soviet Union 1955 Lyudmila Turishcheva	Soviet Union 1955 Tamara Lasakowitsch	Soviet Union 1955 Tamara Lasakowitsch	Soviet Union 1955 Lyudmila Turishcheva
1973	IX	Soviet Union 1955 Lyudmila Turishcheva		Soviet Union 1955 Lyudmila Turishcheva Angelika Hellmann Germany Democratic Republic 1949	Soviet Union 1955 Lyudmila Turishcheva	Soviet Union 1955 Lyudmila Turishcheva	Soviet Union 1955 Lyudmila Turishcheva
1975	X	Romania 1965 Nadia Comăneci		Romania 1965 Nadia Comăneci	Romania 1965 Nadia Comăneci	Romania 1965 Nadia Comăneci	Soviet Union 1955 Nelli Kim
1977	XI	Romania 1965 Nadia Comăneci		Soviet Union 1955 Nelli Kim	Romania 1965 Nadia Comăneci Jelena Muchina Soviet Union 1955	Soviet Union 1955 Jelena Muchina	Soviet Union 1955 Elena Muchina Maria Filatova Soviet Union 1955
1979	XII	Romania 1965 Nadia Comăneci		Romania 1965 Nadia Comăneci	Soviet Union 1955 Jelena Muchina	Soviet Union 1955 Natalia Shaposhnikova	Romania 1965 Nadia Comăneci
1981	XIII	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Maxi Gnauck		Romania 1965 Cristina Grigoraș	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Maxi Gnauck	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Maxi Gnauck	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Maxi Gnauck
1983	XIV	Soviet Union Olga Bitscherowa		Soviet Union Olga Bitscherowa	Romania 1965 Ecaterina Szabó	Romania 1965 Lavinia Agache	Soviet Union Olga Bitscherowa Ecaterina Szabó Romania 1965
1985	XV	Soviet Union Elena Shushunova		Soviet Union Elena Shushunova	Soviet Union Jelena Schuschunowa Maxi Gnauck Germany Democratic Republic 1949	Soviet Union Oksana Omeliantschik	Soviet Union Elena Shushunova
1987	XVI	Romania 1965 Daniela Silivaș		Soviet Union Elena Shushunova	Romania 1965 Daniela Silivaș	Romania 1965 Daniela Silivaș	Romania 1965 Daniela Silivaș
1989	XVII	Soviet Union Svetlana Boginskaya		Soviet Union Svetlana Boginskaya	Hungary Henrietta Ónodi	Romania 1965 Gabriela Potorac Olesia Dudnik Soviet Union	Soviet Union Swetlana Boginskaja Daniela Silivaș Romania 1965
1990	XVIII	Soviet Union Svetlana Boginskaya		Soviet Union Svetlana Boginskaya	Soviet Union Swetlana Boginskaja Natalia Kalinina Mirela Paşca Soviet Union Romania	Soviet Union Svetlana Boginskaya	Soviet Union Svetlana Boginskaya
1992	XIX	Ukraine Tatjana Guzu		Ukraine Tatjana Guzu	Ukraine Tatjana Guzu	Belarus 1991 Svetlana Boginskaya	Romania Gina Gogean
1994	XX	Romania Gina Gogean		Romania Lavinia Miloșovici	Russia Svetlana Chorkina	Romania Gina Gogean	Ukraine Lilia Podkopaeva
1996	XXI	Ukraine Lilia Podkopaeva	Romania Romania	Romania Simona Amânar	Romania Simona Amânar Swetlana Chorkina Lilija Podkopajewa Russia Ukraine	Russia Rosalia Galieva	Romania Lavinia Miloșovici Lilija Podkopajewa Ukraine
1998	XXII	Russia Svetlana Chorkina	Romania Romania	Hungary Adrienn Varga	Russia Svetlana Chorkina	Russia Eugenia Kuznetsova	Romania Corina Ungureanu Swetlana Chorkina Russia
2000	XXIII	Russia Svetlana Chorkina	Russia Russia	Romania Simona Amânar	Russia Svetlana Chorkina	Russia Svetlana Chorkina	France Ludivine Furnon
2002	XXIV	Russia Svetlana Chorkina	Russia Russia	Russia Natalja Siganschina	Russia Svetlana Chorkina	Russia Lyudmila Yezhova	Ukraine Olena Kwascha
2004	XXV	Ukraine Alina Kositsch	Romania Romania	Romania Monica Rosu	Russia Svetlana Chorkina	Romania Cătălina Ponor	Romania Cătălina Ponor
2005	I.	France Marine Debauve	Single EM	Italy Francesca Benolli	France Émilie Le Pennec	Romania Cătălina Ponor	France Isabelle Severino
2006	XXVI	not a single	Italy Italy	Russia Anna Grudko	United Kingdom Elizabeth Tweddle	Romania Cătălina Ponor	Romania Sandra Raluca Izbașa
2007	II	Italy Vanessa Ferrari	Single EM	Italy Carlotta Giovannini	Ukraine Darija Sgoba	Russia Julia Loschecko	Italy Vanessa Ferrari
2008	XXVII	not a single	Romania Romania	Germany Oksana Chusovitina	Russia Xenia Semenova	Russia Xenia Semenova	Romania Sandra Raluca Izbașa
2009	III	Russia Xenia Semenova	Single EM	Switzerland Ariella Kaeslin	United Kingdom Elizabeth Tweddle	Ukraine Jana Demiantschuk	United Kingdom Elizabeth Tweddle
2010	XXVIII	not a single	Russia Russia	Russia Ekaterina Kurbatova	United Kingdom Elizabeth Tweddle	Romania Elena Amelia Racea	United Kingdom Elizabeth Tweddle
2011	IV	Russia Anna Dementieva	Single EM	Romania Sandra Raluca Izbașa	United Kingdom Elizabeth Tweddle	Russia Anna Dementieva	Romania Sandra Raluca Izbașa
2012	XXIX	not a single	Romania Romania	Romania Sandra Raluca Izbașa	Russia Viktoria Komova	Romania Cătălina Ponor	Romania Larisa Iordache
2013	V	Russia Alija Mustafina	Single EM	Switzerland Giulia Steingruber	Russia Alija Mustafina	Romania Larisa Iordache	Russia Xenia Afanasseva
2014	XXX	not a single	Romania Romania	Switzerland Giulia Steingruber	United Kingdom Rebecca Downie	Russia Maria Charenkova	Romania Larisa Iordache Vanessa Ferrari Italy
2015	VI	Switzerland Giulia Steingruber	Single EM	Russia Marija Passeka	Russia Daria Spiridonova	Romania Andreea Munteanu	Russia Xenia Afanasseva
2016	XXXI	not a single	Russia Russia	Switzerland Giulia Steingruber	United Kingdom Rebecca Downie	Russia Alija Mustafina	Switzerland Giulia Steingruber

Medal table women

Status: after EM 2012

rank	country				total
1	Russia Russia of which USSR of which Russia	77 50 27	60 36 24	43 26 17	180 112 68
2	Romania Romania	47	47	40	134
3	Germany Germany thereof GDR thereof BR Germany	12 11 1	20 16 4	25 20 5	57 47 10
4th	Ukraine Ukraine	11	11	17th	39
5	Czech Republic Czech Republic thereof Czechoslovakia thereof Czech Republic	11 11 -	3 2 1	10 10 -	24 23 1
6th	United Kingdom United Kingdom	6th	4th	2	12
7th	Italy Italy	5	4th	5	14th
8th	France France	4th	3	2	9
9	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Yugoslavia	2	2	2	6th
9	Sweden Sweden	2	2	2	6th
11	Hungary Hungary	2		3	5
12	Poland Poland	2		2	4th
13	Netherlands Netherlands	1	6th	3	10
14th	Belarus Belarus	1	2	1	4th
15th	Switzerland Switzerland	1	-	3	4th
16	Spain Spain		3	5	8th
17th	Bulgaria Bulgaria		2	6th	8th
18th	Belgium Belgium			1	1
18th	Greece Greece			1	1

Men

year		All-around	ground	Pommel horse	Rings
1955	I.	Soviet Union 1955 Boris Schachlin	Czechoslovakia Vladimir Prorok	Soviet Union 1955 Boris Schachlin	Soviet Union 1955 Albert Azarianan
1957	II	Spain 1945 Joaquín flower	Sweden William Thoresson	Spain 1945 Joaquín flower	Spain 1945 Joaquín flower
1959	III	Soviet Union 1955 Yuri Titov	Switzerland Ernst Fivian	Soviet Union 1955 Yuri Titov	Soviet Union 1955 Yuri Titov
1961	IV	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Miroslav Cerar	Italy Franco Menichelli	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Miroslav Cerar	Soviet Union 1955 Yuri Titow Miroslav Cerar Velik Kapsazow Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Bulgaria 1948
1963	V	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Miroslav Cerar	Italy Franco Menichelli	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Miroslav Cerar	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Miroslav Cerar Boris Schachlin Velik Kapsazow Soviet Union 1955 Bulgaria 1948
1965	VI	Italy Franco Menichelli	Italy Franco Menichelli	Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Lisitsky	Soviet Union 1955 Wiktor Lisizki Franco Menichelli Italy
1967	VII	Soviet Union 1955 Mikhail Voronin	Finland Leave Laiho	Soviet Union 1955 Mikhail Voronin	Soviet Union 1955 Mikhail Voronin Viktor Lisitsky Soviet Union 1955
1969	VIII	Soviet Union 1955 Mikhail Voronin	Bulgaria 1967 Raitscho Hristow	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Miroslav Cerar Wilhelm Kubica Poland	Soviet Union 1955 Mikhail Voronin
1971	IX	Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Klimenko	Bulgaria 1971 Raitscho Hristow	Soviet Union 1955 Nikolai Andrianov	Soviet Union 1955 Mikhail Voronin
1973	X	Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Klimenko	Soviet Union 1955 Nikolai Andrianov	Hungary 1957 Zoltán Magyar	Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Klimenko
1975	XI	Soviet Union 1955 Nikolai Andrianov	Poland Andrzej Szajna Nikolai Andrianow Soviet Union 1955	Hungary 1957 Zoltán Magyar	Romania 1965 Dan Grecu
1977	XII	Soviet Union 1955 Vladimir Markelov	Soviet Union 1955 Alexander Tkachev	Hungary 1957 Zoltán Magyar	Soviet Union 1955 Vladimir Markelov
1979	XIII	Bulgaria 1971 Stoyan Delchev	Bulgaria 1971 Stoyan Delchev	Soviet Union 1955 Alexander Ditjatin György Guczoghy Hungary 1957	Soviet Union 1955 Alexander Ditjatin
1981	XIV	Soviet Union Alexander Tkachev	Soviet Union Juri Korolew Roland Brückner Germany Democratic Republic 1949	Hungary 1957 György Guczoghy	Soviet Union Yuri Korolev
1983	XV	Soviet Union Dmitri Bilozertchev	Soviet Union Yuri Korolew Plamen Petkov Bulgaria 1971	Hungary 1957 György Guczoghy	Bulgaria 1971 Plamen Petkow Dmitri Bilozertschew Soviet Union
1985	XVI	Soviet Union Dmitri Bilozertchev	Soviet Union Dmitri Bilozertchev	Soviet Union Dmitri Bilozertchev	Soviet Union Dmitri Bilozertchev
1987	XVII	Soviet Union Valery Lyukin	Soviet Union Valery Lyukin	Soviet Union Valery Lyukin	Soviet Union Valentin Mogilny
1989	XVIII	Soviet Union Igor Korobchinsky	Soviet Union Igor Korobchinsky	Soviet Union Valentin Mogilny	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Holger Behrendt
1990	XIX	Soviet Union Valentin Mogilny	Soviet Union Vital Shcherba	Soviet Union Valentin Mogilny	Italy Yuri Chechi
1992	XX	Ukraine Igor Korobchinsky	Belarus 1991 Vital Shcherba	Ukraine Igor Korobchinsky	Italy Yuri Chechi
1994	XXI	Belarus 1991 Ivan Ivankov	Belarus 1991 Ivan Ivankov	Romania Marius Urzică	Italy Yuri Chechi
1996	XXII	Belarus Ivan Ivankov	Belarus Vital Shcherba	Switzerland Donghua Li	Italy Yuri Chechi
1998	XXIII	Russia Alexei Bondarenko	Russia Alexei Nemov	France Eric Poujade	Hungary Szilveszter Csollány
2000	XXIV	Ukraine Oleksandr Beresch	Romania Marian Drăgulescu	Romania Marius Urzică	Greece Dimosthénis Tambákos
2002	XXV	Romania Dan Potra	Russia Alexei Nemov	Romania Marius Urzică	Bulgaria Jordan Jovchev
2004	XXVI	Romania Marian Drăgulescu	Romania Marian Drăgulescu	Romania Ioan Silviu Suciu	Greece Dimosthénis Tambákos Alexander Safoshkin Russia
2005	I.	Spain Rafael Martínez	Romania Marian Drăgulescu	Hungary Krisztián Berki	Italy Andrea Coppolino Yuri van Gelder Netherlands
2006	XXVII	not a single	Russia Anton Golozuzkow	Romania Flavius Koczi	Russia Alexander Safoshkin
2007	II	Russia Maxim Dewiatowski	Spain Rafael Martínez	Hungary Krisztián Berki	Ukraine Olexander Vorobiow
2008	XXVIII	not a single	Russia Anton Golozuzkow	Hungary Krisztián Berki	Netherlands Yuri van Gelder
2009	III	Germany Fabian Hambüchen	Germany Fabian Hambüchen	Hungary Krisztián Berki	Netherlands Yuri van Gelder
2010	XXIX	not a single	Germany Matthias Fahrig	United Kingdom Daniel Keatings	Italy Matteo Morandi
2011	IV	Germany Philipp Boy	Romania Flavius Koczi	Hungary Krisztián Berki	Russia Konstantin Pluschnikow
2012	XXX	not a single	Greece Eleftherios Kosmidis	Hungary Krisztián Berki	Russia Alexander Balandin
2013	V	Russia Dawid Beljawski	Israel Alexander Shatilov Max Whitlock United Kingdom	United Kingdom Daniel Keatings	France Samir Aït Saïd Ihor Radiwilow Ukraine
2014	XXXI	not a single	Russia Denis Ablyazin	United Kingdom Max Whitlock	Russia Denis Abljasin Alexander Balandin Russia
2015	XXXII	Ukraine Oleh Vernyaev

year		team	Leap	Ingots	Horizontal bar
1955	I.		Germany Federal Republic Adalbert Dickhut	Germany Federal Republic Helmut Bantz Albert Asarjan Boris Schachlin Soviet Union Soviet Union	Soviet Union 1955 Boris Schachlin
1957	II		Soviet Union 1955 Yuri Titov	Spain 1945 Joaquín Blume Jack Günthard Switzerland	Switzerland Jack Günthard
1959	III		Soviet Union 1955 Yuri Titov William Thoresson Sweden	Soviet Union 1955 Yuri Titov	Soviet Union 1955 Pavel Stolbow
1961	IV		Italy Giovanni Carminucci	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Miroslav Cerar	Soviet Union 1955 Yuri Titov
1963	V		Czechoslovakia Přemysl Krbec	Italy Giovanni Carminucci	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Miroslav Cerar Boris Schachlin Soviet Union 1955
1965	VI		Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Lisitsky	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Miroslav Cerar	Italy Franco Menichelli
1967	VII		Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Lisitsky	Soviet Union 1955 Mikhail Voronin	Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Lisitsky
1969	VIII		Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Klimenko	Soviet Union 1955 Mikhail Voronin	Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Klimenko Viktor Lisitsky Soviet Union 1955
1971	IX		Soviet Union 1955 Nikolai Andrianov	Italy Giovanni Carminucci	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Klaus Köste
1973	X		Soviet Union 1955 Nikolai Andrianov	Soviet Union 1955 Viktor Klimenko	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Klaus Köste Eberhard Gienger Germany Federal Republic
1975	XI		Soviet Union 1955 Nikolai Andrianov	Soviet Union 1955 Nikolai Andrianov	Soviet Union 1955 Nikolai Andrianow Eberhard Gienger Germany Federal Republic
1977	XII		Czechoslovakia Jirí Tabak Ralf Barthel Germany Democratic Republic 1949	Soviet Union 1955 Aleksander Tikhonov	Bulgaria 1971 Stoyan Delchev
1979	XIII		Soviet Union 1955 Bogdan Makuts	Soviet Union 1955 Bogdan Makuts	Soviet Union 1955 Alexander Tkachev
1981	XIV		Soviet Union Bogdan Makuts	Soviet Union Bogdan Makuts	Germany Federal Republic Eberhard Gienger Alexander Tkachev Soviet Union
1983	XV		Soviet Union Dmitri Bilozertchev	Soviet Union Yuri Korolev	Soviet Union Dmitri Bilozertchev
1985	XVI		Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Sylvio Kroll	Soviet Union Dmitri Bilozertchev	Hungary 1957 Zsolt Borkai Dmitri Bilozertschew Soviet Union
1987	XVII		Soviet Union Yuri Korolev	Soviet Union Valery Lyukin	Soviet Union Valery Lyukin
1989	XVIII		Soviet Union Valentin Mogilny	Bulgaria 1971 Kalofer Hristozow	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Andreas alarm clock
1990	XIX		Soviet Union Vital Shcherba	Soviet Union Valentin Mogilny Daniel Giubellini Switzerland	Soviet Union Vital Shcherba
1992	XX		Belarus 1991 Vital Shcherba	Hungary Zoltan Supola	Germany Andreas Wecker Rustam Sharipov Ukraine
1994	XXI	Belarus 1991 Belarus	Belarus 1991 Vital Shcherba	Russia Alexei Nemov Rustam Sharipov Ukraine	Slovenia Aljaž Pegan
1996	XXII	Russia Russia	Belarus Vital Shcherba	Belarus Vital Shcherba Rustam Sharipov Ukraine	Bulgaria Krasimir Dounev Alexei Voropaev Russia
1998	XXIII	France France	Greece Ioannis Melissanidis	Russia Alexei Bondarenko	Spain Jesús Carballo
2000	XXIV	Russia Russia	Romania Ioan Silviu Suciu	Slovenia Mitja Petkovšek	Ukraine Oleksandr Beresch
2002	XXV	Romania Romania	Romania Marian Drăgulescu Dimitri Kasparovich Belarus	Greece Vasileios Tsolakidis	Greece Vlasios Maras
2004	XXVI	Romania Romania	Romania Marian Drăgulescu	Ukraine Roman Sosulia	Slovenia Aljaž Pegan Vlasios Maras Greece
2005	I.	Single EM	Latvia Jevgēņijs Saproņenko	Spain Manuel Carballo	Germany Fabian Hambüchen
2006	XXVII	Russia Russia	Romania Marian Drăgulescu	Slovenia Mitja Petkovšek	Greece Vlasios Maras
2007	II	Single EM	Russia Anton Golozuzkow	Slovenia Mitja Petkovšek	Germany Fabian Hambüchen
2008	XXVIII	Russia Russia	Poland Leszek Blanik	Slovenia Mitja Petkovšek	Germany Fabian Hambüchen
2009	III	Single EM	France Thomas Bouhail	France Yann Cucherat	Greece Vlasios Maras
2010	XXIX	Germany Germany	Finland Tomi Tuuha	France Yann Cucherat	Greece Vlasios Maras
2011	IV	Single EM	France Thomas Bouhail	Germany Marcel Nguyen	Netherlands Epke Zonderland
2012	XXX	United Kingdom United Kingdom	Romania Flavius Koczi	Germany Marcel Nguyen	Russia Emin Garibow
2013	V	Single EM	Russia Denis Ablyazin	Ukraine Oleh Stepko	Russia Emin Garibow
2014	XXXI	Russia Russia	Russia Denis Ablyazin	Ukraine Oleh Vernyaev	Netherlands Epke Zonderland

Medal table men

only gold medals, status: after EM 2012

rank	country		total
1	Russia Russia of which USSR of which Russia	108 90 18	108 90 18
2	Germany Germany thereof GDR thereof BR Germany	22 7 15	22 7 15
3	Romania Romania	19th	19th
4th	Italy Italy	15th	15th
	Hungary Hungary	15th	15th
6th	Bulgaria Bulgaria	12	12
7th	Belarus Belarus	11	11
8th	Greece Greece	10	10
	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Yugoslavia	10	10
10	Ukraine Ukraine	9	9
11	Spain Spain	8th	8th
12	France France	6th	6th
	Slovenia Slovenia	6th	6th
14th	Switzerland Switzerland	5	5
15th	Netherlands Netherlands	4th	4th
16	Poland Poland	3	3
	Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia	3	3
18th	Finland Finland	2	2
	Sweden Sweden	2	2
	United Kingdom United Kingdom	2	2
21st	Latvia Latvia	1	1

Web links

European gymnastics union