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European BMX Championships

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European BMX Championships are the main BMX sport championships in Europe, organised by the UEC, the European confederation for cycle sports.

Editions

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Number Year Country City
1 1982  Netherlands Beek en Donk
2 1983  United Kingdom
 France
Birmingham
Dijon
3 1984  United Kingdom Birmingham
4 1985  Spain Palau de Plegamans
5 1986  Germany Weiterstadt
6 1987  Belgium Houthalen
7 1988  Netherlands Slagharen
8 1989  Denmark Aalborg
9 1990   Switzerland Littau
10 1991  United Kingdom Slough
11 1992  Italy Padua
12 1993  Sweden Märsta
13 1994  Austria Vienna
14 1995  France Vallet
15 1996–2013 Multiple locations
16 2014  Denmark Roskilde
17 2015  Netherlands Erp
18 2016  Italy Verona
19 2017  France Bordeaux
20 2018  United Kingdom Glasgow
21 2019  Latvia Valmiera
22 2021  Belgium Zolder
23 2022  Belgium Dessel
24 2023  France Besançon
25 2024  Italy Verona
26 2025  Latvia Valmiera


Championships

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2011/2012

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Men

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Stage Host Winner Runner-Up Third
I Netherlands Valkenswaard  Damien Godet (FRA)  Thomas Hamon (FRA)  Rihards Veide (LAT)
II Netherlands Valkenswaard  Moana Moo Caille (FRA)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Rihards Veide (LAT)
III Czech Republic Klatovy  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Raymon Van Der Biezen (NED)  Benjamin Janssens (FRA)
IV Czech Republic Klatovy  Raymon Van Der Biezen (NED)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Rihards Veide (LAT)
V Switzerland Geneva  Joris Daudet (FRA)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Sylvain Andre (FRA)
VI Switzerland Geneva  Joris Daudet (FRA)  Sylvain Andre (FRA)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)
VII Belgium Kortrijk  Brian Kirham (AUS)  Jelle van Gorkom (NED)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)
VIII Belgium Kortrijk  Brian Kirham (AUS)  Sylvain Andre (FRA)  Moana Moo Caille (FRA)
IX Italy Creazzo  Rihards Veide (LAT)  Toms Mankus (LAT)  Fausto Andres Endara Madera (ECU)
X Italy Creazzo  Rihards Veide (LAT)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Jordy van der Heijden (NED)
XI France Orléans  Joris Daudet (FRA)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Jordy van der Heijden (NED)
XII France Orléans  Joris Daudet (FRA)  Rihards Veide (LAT)  Toms Mankus (LAT)
Overall Winner Runner-Up Third
 Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Rihards Veide (LAT)  Jordy van der Heijden (NED)

Women

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Stage Host Winner Runner-Up Third
I Netherlands Valkenswaard  Magalie Pottier (FRA)  Aneta Hladíková (CZE)  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)
II Netherlands Valkenswaard  Magalie Pottier (FRA)  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)  Aneta Hladikova (CZE)
III Czech Republic Klatovy  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)  Jana Horáková (CZE)  Aneta Hladíková (CZE)
IV Czech Republic Klatovy  Eva Ailloud (FRA)  Jana Horáková (CZE)  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)
V Switzerland Geneva  Jana Horáková (CZE)  Eva Ailloud (FRA)  Maartje Hereijgers (NED)
VI Switzerland Geneva  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Magalie Pottier (FRA)  Aneta Hladikova (CZE)
VII Belgium Kortrijk  Shanaze Reade (GBR)  Magalie Pottier (FRA)  Laura Smulders (NED)
VIII Belgium Kortrijk  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Shanaze Reade (GBR)  Eva Ailloud (FRA)
IX Italy Creazzo  Eva Ailloud (FRA)  Romana Labounková (CZE)  Jana Horáková (CZE)
X Italy Creazzo  Romana Labounková (CZE)  Eva Ailloud (FRA)  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)
XI France Orléans  Laetitia Le Corguille (FRA)  Eike Vanhoof (BEL)  Eva Ailloud (FRA)
XII France Orléans  Laetitia Le Corguille (FRA)  Romana Labounková (CZE)  Stefany Hernández (VEN)
Overall Winner Runner-Up Third
 Eva Ailloud (FRA)  Jana Horáková (CZE)  Aneta Hladíková (CZE)

2013

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Men

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Stage Host Winner Runner-Up Third
I France Messigny-et-Vantoux  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Quentin Caleyron (FRA)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)
II France Messigny-et-Vantoux  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Quentin Caleyron (FRA)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)
III Czech Republic Pardubice  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Toms Mankus (LAT)
IV Czech Republic Pardubice  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Toms Mankus (LAT)  Rihards Veide (LAT)
V Germany Weiterstadt  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Jelle van Gorkom (NED)
VI Germany Weiterstadt  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Sylvain André (FRA)
VII Sweden Ängelholm  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Sylvain Andre (FRA)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)
VIII Sweden Ängelholm  Corben Sharrah (USA)  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Quentin Caleyron (FRA)
IX Latvia Riga  Quentin Caleyron (FRA)  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Sylvain André (FRA)
X Latvia Riga  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Carlos Alberto Ramírez Yepez (COL)
XI Belgium Dessel  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Rihards Veide (LAT)  Twan van Gendt (NED)
XII Belgium Dessel  Raymon van der Biezen (NED)  Rihards Veide (LAT)  Martijn Jaspers (NED)
Overall Winner Runner-Up Third
 Māris Štrombergs (LAT)  Edžus Treimanis (LAT)  Quentin Caleyron (FRA)

Women

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Stage Host Winner Runner-Up Third
I France Messigny-et-Vantoux  Shanaze Reade (GBR)  Merle van Benthem (NED)  Manon Valentino (FRA)
II France Messigny-et-Vantoux  Shanaze Reade (GBR)  Merle van Benthem (NED)  Simone Christensen (DEN)
III Czech Republic Pardubice  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)  Eva Ailloud (FRA)
IV Czech Republic Pardubice  Eva Ailloud (FRA)  Merle van Benthem (NED)  Aneta Hladikova (CZE)
V Germany Weiterstadt  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Laura Smulders (NED)  Simone Christensen (DEN)
VI Germany Weiterstadt  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Laura Smulders (NED)  Stefany Hernández (VEN)
VII Sweden Ängelholm  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Nadja Pries (GER)  Simone Christensen (DEN)
VIII Sweden Ängelholm  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)  Sandra Aleksejeva (LAT)  Nadja Pries (GER)
IX Latvia Riga  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)  Romana Labounková (CZE)
X Latvia Riga  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)  Aneta Hladikova (CZE)
XI Belgium Dessel  Laura Smulders (NED)  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Elke Vanhoof (BEL)
XII Belgium Dessel  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Laura Smulders (NED)  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)
Overall Winner Runner-Up Third
 Manon Valentino (FRA)  Vilma Rimšaitė (LTU)  Elke Vanhoof (BEL)

2014

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From 2014 multi-stage championships were replaced by one day championships. Although same format multi-stage European League were established, but the winner of the League do not hold the right to be named European champion.

2015

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2016

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2017

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The 2017 European BMX Championships was held in Bordeaux, France, between 14 and 16 July 2017.[1]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Elite men  Joris Daudet (FRA)  Twan van Gendt (NED)  Sylvain André (FRA)
Junior men  Cédric Butti (SUI)  Gil Brunner (SUI)  Titouan Blanchod (FRA)
Women
Elite women  Laura Smulders (NED)  Elke Vanhoof (BEL)  Simone Christensen (DEN)
Junior women  Blaine Ridge-Davis (GBR)  Vineta Pētersone (LAT)  Vanesa Buldinska (LAT)

2018

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The 2018 European BMX Championships was held in Glasgow, United Kingdom, between 10 and 11 August 2018.

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Elite men  Kyle Evans (GBR)  Kye Whyte (GBR)  Sylvain André (FRA)
Elite women  Laura Smulders (NED)  Simone Christensen (DEN)  Yaroslava Bondarenko (RUS)

2019

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The 2019 European BMX Championships was held in Valmiera, Latvia, between 11 and 14 July 2019.

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Elite men  Niek Kimmann (NED)  Twan van Gendt (NED)  Dave van der Burg (NED)
Elite women  Laura Smulders (NED)  Judy Baauw (NED)  Simone Christensen (DEN)

2021

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The 2021 European BMX Championships was held in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium, between 8 and 11 July 2021.

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Elite men  Arthur Pilard (FRA)  Mitchel Schotman (NED)  Eddy Clerté (FRA)
Elite women  Zoé Claessens (SUI)  Manon Valentino (FRA)  Tessa Martinez (FRA)

2022

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The 2022 European BMX Championships was held in Dessel, Belgium, between 8 and 10 July 2022.

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Elite men  Kye Whyte (GBR)  Cédric Butti (SUI)  Eddie Moore (GBR)
U23 men  Hugo Marszałek (FRA)  Tatyan Lui-Hin-Tsan (FRA)  Magnus Dyhre (DEN)
Junior men  Marcus Leth (DEN)  Mārtiņš Zadraks (LAT)  Andrea Fendoni (ITA)
Women
Elite women  Beth Shriever (GBR)  Elke Vanhoof (BEL)  Camille Maire (FRA)
U23 women  Malene Kejlstrup (DEN)  Thalya Burford (SUI)  Nadine Aeberhard (SUI)
Junior women  Renske van Santvoort (NED)  Emily Hutt (GBR)  Aiko Gommers (BEL)

2023

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The 2023 European BMX Championships was held in Besançon, France, between 7–9 July 2023.

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Elite men  Niek Kimmann (NED)  Jérémy Rencurel (FRA)  Romain Racine (FRA)
U23 men  Mathis Jacquet (FRA)  Filib Steiner (SUI)  Matéo Colsenet (FRA)
Junior men  Edgars Langmanis (LAT)  Mika Lang (NED)  Baptiste Jupille (FRA)
Women
Elite women  Zoé Claessens (SUI)  Malene Kejlstrup (DEN)  Merel Smulders (NED)
U23 women  Nadine Aeberhard (SUI)  Tessa Martinez (FRA)  Michelle Wissing (NED)
Junior women  Laura Mougey (FRA)  Veronika Stūriška (LAT)  Betsy Bax (GBR)

2024

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The 2024 European BMX Championships was held in Verona, Italy, between 29 May–2 June 2024.

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Elite men  Arthur Pilard (FRA)  Mathis Ragot (FRA)  Cédric Butti (SUI)
U23 men  Alexis Pieczanowsky (FRA)  Tim Goossens (NED)  Jason Noordam (NED)
Junior men  Evan Oliviera (FRA)  Clément Rocherieux (FRA)  Mark Lüthi (SUI)
Women
Elite women  Zoé Claessens (SUI)  Laura Smulders (NED)  Nadine Aeberhard (SUI)
U23 women  Veronika Stūriška (LAT)  Emily Hutt (GBR)  Sabina Košárková (CZE)
Junior women  Anaïs Garnier (FRA)  Carla Gómez (ESP)  Méline Videlo (FRA)

Medals

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See also

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References

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  1. ^ "2017 EUROPEAN BMX CHAMPIONSHIPS". Retrieved 2017-07-14.