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The European Road Cycling Championships are the set of European championship events for the various disciplines and distances in road cycling and are regulated by the European Cycling Union since 1995. The championships are for under-23 and junior riders (since 2005) only. The championships include a road race and an individual time trial since 1997, with women's events shorter than men's and junior's events shorter than under-23's. Championships are open to riders selected by their national cycling governing body. They compete in the colours of their country.
In line with cycling tradition, winners of an event at the championships are presented with, in addition to the gold medal, a special, identifiable jersey. This UEC European Champion jersey is a blue jersey with gold European stars.

Competitions

Year	Country	City		Category
Year	Country	Road race	Time trial	Category
1995	Czech Republic	Trutnov	—	Under-23
1996	Great Britain	Isle of Man	—	Under-23
1997	Austria	Villach	Villach	Under-23
1998	Sweden	Uppsala	Uppsala	Under-23
1999	Portugal	Lisboa	Lisboa	Under-23
2000	Poland	Kielce	Kielce	Under-23
2001	France	Apremont	Apremont	Under-23
2002	Italy	Bergamo	Grassobbio	Under-23
2003	Greece	Athens	Vouliagmeni	Under-23
2004	Estonia	Otepää	Otepää	Under-23
2005	Russia	Moscow	Moscow	Under-23, Junior
2006	Netherlands	Valkenburg	Heerlen Valkenburg	Under-23, Junior
2007	Bulgaria	Sofia	Sofia	Under-23, Junior
2008	Italy	Verbania Pallanza	Arona Stresa	Under-23, Junior
2009	Belgium	Hooglede-Gits	Hooglede-Gits	Under-23, Junior
2010	Turkey	Ankara	Ankara	Under-23, Junior
2011	Italy	Offida	Offida	Under-23, Junior
2012	Netherlands	Goes	Goes	Under-23, Junior
2013	Czech Republic	Olomouc		Under-23, Junior
2014	Switzerland	Nyon	Nyon	Under-23, Junior

Men's events

Men's road race

Year	Gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
1995	Mirko Celestino	Romāns Vainšteins	Giuliano Figueras
1996	Cândido Barbosa	Daniele Contrini	Sergei Ivanov
1997	Salvatore Commesso	Sven Montgomery	Gerrit Glomser
1998	Zoran Klemenčič	Andy Vidts	Raphael Schweda
1999	Michele Gobbi	Luca Paolini	Fabio Bulgarelli
2000	Graziano Gasparre	Stefan Adamsson	Lorenzo Bernucci
2001	Giampaolo Caruso	Eric Baumann	Roman Luhovyy
2002	Michael Albasini	Mikhail Timochine	Mathieu Sprick
2003	Giovanni Visconti	Jérémy Roy	Kristjan Fajt
2004	Kalvis Eisaks	Tom Veelers	Arturs Ansons
2005	František Raboň	Anders Lund	Nick Ingels
2006	Benoît Sinner	René Mandri	Francesco Gavazzi
2007	Andrey Klyuev	Ignatas Konovalovas	Normunds Lasis
2008	Cyril Gautier	Paul Voss	Timofey Kritskiy
2009	Kris Boeckmans	Jarosław Marycz	Sacha Modolo
2010	Piotr Gawronski	Nelson Oliveira	Arnaud Démare
2011	Julian Kern	Siarhei Novikau	Konstantin Klimiankou
2012	Jan Tratnik	Andžs Flaksis	Wouter Wippert
2013	Sean De Bie	Petr Vakoč	Toms Skujiņš
2014	Stefan Küng	Iuri Filosi	Anthony Turgis

Men's time trial

Year	Gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
1997	Guillaume Auger	Fabio Malberti	Maurizio Caravaggio
1998	Oleg Joukov	Marco Pinotti	László Bodrogi
1999	Martin Cotar	Charles Wegelius	Nicolas Fritsch
2000	Evgeni Petrov	Pawel Zugaj	Dmitri Stemov
2001	Manuel Quinziato	Alexander Bespalov	Sebastian Lang
2002	Jonas Olsson	Alexander Bespalov	Jure Zrimšek
2003	Markus Fothen	Jure Zrimšek	Vladimir Gusev
2004	Christian Müller	Janez Brajkovič	Alexei Esin
2005	Dmytro Grabovskyy	Dominique Cornu	Janez Brajkovič
2006	Dmytro Grabovskyy	Jérôme Coppel	Dominique Cornu
2007	Maxim Belkov	Rein Taaramäe	Adriano Malori
2008	Adriano Malori	Timofey Kritskiy	Artem Ovechkin
2009	Marcel Kittel	Timofey Kritskiy	Rasmus Quaade
2010	Alex Dowsett	Geoffrey Soupe	Nelson Oliveira
2011	Yoann Paillot	Bob Jungels	Vegard Laengen
2012	Rasmus Quaade	Bob Jungels	Oleksandr Golovash
2013	Victor Campenaerts	Oleksandr Golovash	Jasha Sütterlin
2014	Stefan Küng	Davide Martinelli	Alexander Evtushenko

Women's events

Women's road race

Year	Gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
1995	Regina Schleicher	Evi Gensheimer	Elena Unruh
1996	Hanka Kupfernagel	Diana Žiliūtė	Elisabeth Chevanne-Brunel
1997	Elisabeth Chevanne-Brunel	Tetyana Styazhkina	Izasqun Bengoa
1998	Susanne Ljungskog	Diana Žiliūtė	Mirella van Melis
1999	Tetyana Styazhkina	Oksana Saprykina	Nicole Brändli
2000	Alessandra D’Ettore	Mirella van Melis	Vera Carrara
2001	Mirella van Melis	Angela Hennig-Brodtka	Sophie Creux
2002	Trixi Worrack	Evy Van Damme	Virginie Moinard
2003	María Isabel Moreno	Theresa Senff	Vera Koedooder
2004	Monica Holler	Bertine Spijkerman	Nathalie Tirard Collet
2005	Gessica Turato	Monica Holler	Modesta Vžesniauskaitė
2006	Marianne Vos	Tatiana Guderzo	Monica Holler
2007	Marianne Vos	Marta Bastianelli	Rasa Leleivytė
2008	Rasa Leleivytė	Lesya Kalytovska	Marta Bastianelli
2009	Chantal Blaak	Katie Colclough	Marianne Vos
2010	Noortje Tabak	Lesya Kalytovska	Aušrinė Trebaitė
2011	Larisa Pankova	Alena Amialiusik	Lucinda Brand
2012	Evelyn Arys	Barbara Guarischi	Kim de Baat
2013	Susanna Zorzi	Francesca Cauz	Hanna Solovey
2014	Sabrina Stultiens	Elena Cecchini	Annabelle Dreville
2015	Katarzyna Niewiadoma	Ilaria Sanguineti	Thalita de Jong

Women's time trial

File:European Road Championships 2008 women U23 podium.jpg

Podium of the women's time trial in 2008: Ellen van Dijk (1), Svitlana Halyuk (2) and Lesya Kalytovska (3)

Year	Gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
1997	Diana Žiliūtė	Izasqun Bengoa	Jenny Algelid
1998	Diana Žiliūtė	Susanne Ljungskog	Rasa Mažeikytė
1999	Tetyana Styazhkina	Nicole Brändli	Ceris Gilfillan
2000	Lada Kozlikova	Ceris Gilfillan	Nicole Brändli
2001	Nicole Brändli	Lada Kozlikova	Olga Zabelinskaya
2002	Olga Zabelinskaya	Vera Carrara	Vera Koedooder
2003	Virginie Moinard	Madeleine Sandig	María Isabel Moreno
2004	Tatiana Guderzo	Madeleine Sandig	Anna Zugno
2005	Madeleine Sandig	Tatiana Guderzo	Anna Zugno
2006	Linda Villumsen	Tatiana Guderzo	Bianca Knoepfle
2007	Linda Villumsen	Svitlana Halyuk	Martina Sáblíková
2008	Ellen van Dijk	Svitlana Halyuk	Lesya Kalytovska
2009	Ellen van Dijk	Emilia Fahlin	Marianne Vos
2010	Alexandra Burchenkova	Emilia Fahlin	Katažina Sosna
2011	Mélodie Lesueur	Larisa Pankova	Katažina Sosna
2012	Anna van der Breggen	Mieke Kröger	Elisa Longo Borghini
2013	Hanna Solovey	Rossella Ratto	Ksenia Dobrynina
2014	Mieke Kröger	Séverine Eraud	Ramona Korchini

Junior events

Men's junior road race

Men's junior time trial

Women's junior road race

Women's junior time trial

References

Results at the European Cycling Union website

Older results at:

External links

European Cycling Union

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-The '''European Road Cycling Championships''' are the set of [[Europe]]an championship events for the various disciplines and distances in [[road cycling]] and are regulated by the [[European Cycling Union]] since 1995. The championships are for under-23 and junior riders (since 2005) only. The championships include a [[Road bicycle racing|road race]] and an [[individual time trial]] since 1997, with women's events shorter than men's and junior's events shorter than under-23's. Championships are open to riders selected by their national cycling governing body. They compete in the colours of their country.<br>
+The '''European Road Cycling Championships''' are the set of [[Europe]]an championship events for the various disciplines and distances in [[road cycling]] and are regulated by the [[European Cycling Union]] since 1995. The championships are for under-23 and junior riders (since 2005) only. The championships include a [[Road bicycle racing|road race]] and an [[individual time trial]] since 1997, with women's events shorter than men's and junior's events shorter than under-23's. Championships are open to riders selected by their national cycling governing body. They compete in the colours of their country.<br>In line with cycling tradition, winners of an event at the championships are presented with, in addition to the gold medal, a special, identifiable jersey. This [[UEC European Champion jersey]] is a blue jersey with gold European stars.
-There are also for older riders the [[European Masters Track Cycling Championships]].
-In line with cycling tradition, winners of an event at the championships are presented with, in addition to the gold medal, a special, identifiable jersey. This [[UEC European Champion jersey]] is a blue jersey with gold European stars.
 ==Competitions==