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European Artistic Gymnastics Championships – Women's floor

The floor event at the European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships was first held in 1957.[1]

Three medals are awarded: gold for first place, silver for second place, and bronze for third place. Tie breakers have not been used in every year. In the event of a tie between two gymnasts, both names are listed, and the following position (second for a tie for first, third for a tie for second) is left empty because a medal was not awarded for that position. If three gymnastics tied for a position, the following two positions are left empty.

Sandra Izbașa, Larisa Iordache, and Jessica Gadirova share the record for most gold medals in this event, with three. The current champion is Jessica Gadirova; she has won this event three times in a row.

Medalists edit

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
1957[2]   Bucharest   Larisa Latynina   Elena Leușteanu   Eva Bosáková
1959[3]   Kraków   Polina Astakhova   Tamara Manina   Eva Bosáková
1961[4]   Leipzig   Larisa Latynina   Polina Astakhova   Věra Čáslavská
1963[5]   Paris   Mirjana Bilić   Solveig Egman-Andersson   Tereza Kočiš
1965[6]   Sofia   Věra Čáslavská   Larisa Latynina
  Birgit Radochla 		None awarded
1967[7]   Amsterdam   Věra Čáslavská   Natalia Kuchinskaya   Zinaida Voronina
1969[8]   Landskrona   Olga Karasyova   Karin Büttner-Janz   Ludmilla Tourischeva
  Jindra Košťálová
1971[9]   Minsk   Ludmilla Tourischeva   Tamara Lazakovich   Erika Zuchold
1973[10]   London   Ludmilla Tourischeva   Angelika Hellmann   Alina Goreac
1975[11]   Skien   Nellie Kim   Nadia Comăneci   Ludmilla Tourischeva
1977[12]   Prague   Elena Mukhina
  Maria Filatova 		None awarded   Nellie Kim
1979[13]   Copenhagen   Nadia Comăneci   Natalia Shaposhnikova
  Elena Mukhina 		None awarded
1981[14]   Madrid   Maxi Gnauck   Alla Misnik   Cristina Elena Grigoraș
1983[15]   Gothenburg   Ecaterina Szabo
  Olga Bicherova 		None awarded   Boriana Stoyanova
1985[16]   Helsinki   Yelena Shushunova   Oksana Omelianchik   Daniela Silivaș
1987[17]   Moscow   Daniela Silivaș   Camelia Voinea   Aleftina Pryakhina
1989[18]   Brussels   Daniela Silivaș
  Svetlana Boginskaya 		None awarded   Cristina Bontaș
  Henrietta Ónodi
1990[19]   Athens   Svetlana Boginskaya   Tatiana Groshkova   Henrietta Ónodi
  Milena Mavrodieva
1992[20]   Nantes   Gina Gogean   Melanie Legros   Tatiana Gutsu
1994[21]   Stockholm   Lilia Podkopayeva   Lavinia Miloșovici   Dina Kochetkova
  Gina Gogean
1996[22]   Birmingham   Lilia Podkopayeva
  Lavinia Miloșovici 		None awarded   Dina Kochetkova
  Joana Juarez
1998[23]   Saint Petersburg   Corina Ungureanu
  Svetlana Khorkina 		None awarded   Simona Amânar
2000[24]   Paris   Ludivine Furnon   Viktoria Karpenko
  Andreea Răducan
  Yelena Produnova 		None awarded
2002[25]   Patras   Alona Kvasha   Natalia Ziganshina   Verona van de Leur
2004[26]   Amsterdam   Cătălina Ponor   Elena Gómez   Maria Teresa Gargano
2005[27]   Debrecen   Isabelle Severino   Suzanne Harmes   Émilie Le Pennec
2006[28]   Volos   Sandra Izbașa   Vanessa Ferrari   Cătălina Ponor
2007[29]   Amsterdam   Vanessa Ferrari   Beth Tweddle   Alina Kozich
2008[30]   Clermont-Ferrand   Sandra Izbașa   Beth Tweddle   Anamaria Tămârjan
2009[31]   Milan   Beth Tweddle   Vanessa Ferrari   Ksenia Semyonova
2010[32]   Birmingham   Beth Tweddle   Anna Myzdrikova   Diana Chelaru
2011[33]   Berlin   Sandra Izbașa   Diana Chelaru   Yulia Belokobylskaya
2012[34]   Brussels   Larisa Iordache   Cătălina Ponor   Hannah Whelan
2013[35]   Moscow   Ksenia Afanasyeva   Larisa Iordache   Diana Bulimar
2014[36]   Sofia   Vanessa Ferrari
  Larisa Iordache 		None awarded   Giulia Steingruber
2015[37]   Montpellier   Ksenia Afanasyeva   Claudia Fragapane   Giulia Steingruber
2016[38]   Bern   Giulia Steingruber   Ellie Downie   Cătălina Ponor
2017[39]   Cluj-Napoca   Angelina Melnikova   Ellie Downie   Eythora Thorsdottir
2018[40]   Glasgow   Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos   Denisa Golgotă   Axelle Klinckaert
2019[41]   Szczecin   Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos   Eythora Thorsdottir   Angelina Melnikova
2020[42]   Mersin   Larisa Iordache   Göksu Üçtaş Şanlı   Lihie Raz
2021[43]   Basel   Jessica Gadirova   Angelina Melnikova   Vanessa Ferrari
2022   Munich   Jessica Gadirova   Martina Maggio   Angela Andreoli
2023   Antalya   Jessica Gadirova   Alice Kinsella   Sabrina Voinea
2024   Rimini   Manila Esposito   Sabrina Voinea   Angela Andreoli

Medal table edit

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Romania (ROU)14101236
2  Soviet Union (URS)1310528
3  Great Britain (GBR)56112
4  Russia (RUS)44513
5  France (FRA)4116
6  Italy (ITA)33410
7  Ukraine (UKR)3126
8  Czechoslovakia (TCH)2046
9  East Germany (GDR)1315
10  Switzerland (SUI)1023
11  Yugoslavia (YUG)1012
12  Netherlands (NED)0224
13  Spain (ESP)0112
14  Sweden (SWE)0101
  Turkey (TUR)0101
16  Bulgaria (BUL)0022
  Hungary (HUN)0022
18  Belgium (BEL)0011
  Israel (ISR)0011
Totals (19 entries)514347141

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