European Championship
A European Championship is the top level international sports competition between European athletes or sports teams representing their respective countries or professional sports clubs.
In the plural, the European Championships also refers to a specific combined quadrennial multi-sport event featuring the continental championships for athletics, aquatics, artistic gymnastics, triathlon, rowing, cycling and team golf.
List of Championships
- Aquatics and water sports
- LEN European Aquatics Championships
- European Short Course Swimming Championships
- European Water Polo Championship
- European Diving Championships
- European Masters Swimming Championships
- European Junior Swimming Championships
- World Para Swimming European Championships
- Athletics
- European Athletics Championships
- European Athletics Indoor Championships
- European Athletics U23 Championships
- European Athletics U20 Championships
- European Athletics U18 Championships
- European Mountain Running Championships
- World Para Athletics European Championships
- Australian rules football
- Auto racing
- AIACR European Championship (1931–1939)
- European Formula Two Championship (1967–1984)
- European Touring Car Championship (1963–1988; 2000–2004)
- European Rally Championship
- FIA European Rallycross Championship
- FIA GT3 European Championship
- Badminton
- Baseball
- Bandy
- European Bandy Championships (1913)
- Basketball
- Biathlon
- Boxing
- Brazilian jiu-jitsu
- Canoeing
- Chess
- Cricket
- European Cricket Championship
- European Twenty20 Championship
- Women's European Cricket Championship
- European Affiliates Championship
- Curling
- Cycling
- BMX: European BMX Championships
- Cyclo-cross: European Cyclo-cross Championships
- Mountain bike: European Mountain Bike Championships
- Road cycling: European Road Championships
- Track cycling: UEC European Track Championships
- Darts
- Equestrian
- Fencing
- World Fencing Championships, open only to European fencers from 1921 to 1937
- European Fencing Championships (1981–)
- Field hockey
- Figure skating
- Fistball
- Football and Beach Soccer
- Futsal
- UEFA Futsal Championship
- UEFS Futsal Championship
- Go
- Gymnastics
- Aerobic Gymnastics European Championships
- European Acrobatics Championships
- European Men's Artistic Gymnastics Championships
- European TeamGym Championships
- European Trampoline Championships
- European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships
- Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships
- Handball and Beach Handball
- European Men's Handball Championship
- European Women's Handball Championship
- European Beach Handball Championship
- European Wheelchair Handball Nations’ Tournament
- Ice hockey
- Ice sledge hockey
- IPC Ice Sledge Hockey European Championships
- Indoor hockey
- Judo
- Kickboxing
- Korfball
- Long track speed skating
- Minifootball
- Multi-Sport
- European Championships
- European Games
- European Youth Olympic Festival
- Pétanque
- Pitch and putt
- Professional Wrestling
- Racquetball
- Rink hockey
- Rowing
- Rugby league
- Rugby League European Cup, formerly known as the European Championship
- Rugby union
- Sailing
- European Sailing Championships
- Shooting
- European Shooting Championships
- Softball
- European Softball Championship
- Speedway
- Individual Speedway European Championship
- European Pairs Speedway Championship
- European Speedway Club Champions' Cup
- Ski mountaineering
- Table tennis
- Taekwondo
- Triathlon
- Volleyball and Beach Volleyball
- Men's European Volleyball Championship
- Women's European Volleyball Championship
- European Beach Volleyball Championships
- Weightlifting
- Wheelchair rugby
- Wrestling
- FILA Wrestling European Championships
See also
- European Games, a multi-sport event between competitors from all nations in Europe
- Championship
- World championship
- African Championship
- Asian Championship
- European Junior Championships (disambiguation)
- Oceania Championship
- Pan American Championship
- Central American Championships (disambiguation)
- North American Championship
- South American Championship
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