Nordic Figure Skating Championships

Nordic Figure Skating Championships
StatusActive
GenreInternational competition
Begins1919
FrequencyAnnual
Countries Denmark
 Finland
 Iceland
 Norway
 Sweden
Previous event2025 Nordic Championships
Next event2026 Nordic Championships
Organized byDanish Skating Union
Finnish Figure Skating Association
Icelandic Skating Association
Norwegian Skating Association
Swedish Figure Skating Federation

The Nordic Championships (Swedish: Nordiska Mästerskapen) are an annual elite figure skating competition, originally open only to skaters from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. However, representatives of any ISU member nation may enter the senior-level events since 2011 and the junior-level events since 2020. The novice-level competitions remain restricted to Nordic countries. Medals may be awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior, junior, and novice levels.

Three skaters are currently tied for winning the most Nordic Championships in men's singles (with six each): Kristoffer Berntsson of Sweden, Per Kjølberg of Norway, and Alexander Majorov of Sweden. Viktoria Helgesson of Sweden holds the record for winning the most Nordic Championships in women's singles (with five).

Senior results

Men's singles

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1919 Kristiania Martin Stixrud[1]
1920 Helsinki Gillis Grafström[1] Martin Stixrud
1921 Stockholm Martin Stixrud[1] Paul Nikkanen Gunnar Jakobsson
1922
1923–45 No competitions held [1]
1946 Stockholm Bo Mothander Per Cock-Clausen Marcus Nikkanen
1947 Turku Lars Björkman
1948 No competition held [1]
1949 Lillehammer Per Cock-Clausen[1] Kalle Tuulos Hans Lindh
1950 Uppsala
1951 Helsinki Lars Björkman
1952 No competition held [1]
1953 Solna Kalle Tuulos[1] Per Cock-Clausen Hans Lindh
1954 Hamar Per Cock-Clausen Kalle Tuulos [1]
1955 Gothenburg Kalle Tuulos Per Cock-Clausen [2]
1956 Helsinki Per Kjølberg Per Cock-Clausen [3]
1957 Stockholm Per Kjølberg Hans Lindh [4]
1958 Gjøvik Per Cock-Clausen Ragnar Wikström [5]
1959 Helsinki
1960 Jönköping Ragnar Wikström Raymond Wiklander
1961 Copenhagen Erik Grünert
1962 Lillehammer Raymond Wiklander
1963 Lahti Ragnar Wikström Ilkka Varhee
1964 Malmö Jan Ullmark
1965 Copenhagen Jan Ullmark Tony Berntler Arne Hoffman
1966 Sarpsborg Tony Berntler Jan Ullmark Thomas Callerud
1967 Helsinki Thomas Callerud Jan Ullmark
1968 Gävle Ragnar Wikström
1969 Copenhagen Thomas Callerud Tony Berntler Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen
1970 Helsinki Pekka Leskinen Ragnar Wikström
1971 Gothenburg Arne Hoffman
1972 Oslo John Ferdinandsen Arne Hoffman Thomas Öberg
1973 Copenhagen Thomas Öberg Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen No other competitors
1974 Helsinki Pekka Leskinen Thomas Öberg Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen
1975 Malmö Flemming Søderquist
1976 Stavanger Thomas Öberg Nils-Åke Nelson Jan Glerup
1977 Copenhagen Nils-Åke Nelson Flemming Søderquist Matthias Eidmann
1978 Oulu Thomas Öberg Antti Kontiola
1979 Gothenburg
1980 Trondheim Antti Kontiola Peter Söderholm
1981 Aarhus Todd Sand Peter Söderholm
1982 Helsinki
1983 Gothenburg Fini Ravn Lars Dresler
1984 Oslo Henrik Walentin Antti Kontiola Fini Ravn
1985 Copenhagen Lars Åkesson Lars Dresler Henrik Walentin [6]
1986 Turku Peter Johansson [7]
1987 Upplands Väsby Henrik Walentin Jari Kauppi Kim Ketelsen [8]
1988 Asker Peter Johansson Henrik Walentin Jari Kauppi [9][10]
1989 Hvidovre Lars Dresler [11]
1990 Helsinki Lars Dresler Oula Jääskeläinen [12]
1991 Malmö Henrik Walentin Michael Tyllesen Jan Erik Digernes
1992 Bergen Jan Erik Digernes Niclas Karlsson
1993 Aarhus Michael Tyllesen Joel Mangs [13]
1994 Helsinki Markus Leminen Johnny Rønne Jensen Oula Jääskeläinen
1995 Enköping Michael Tyllesen Johnny Rønne Jensen [14]
1996 Asker Michael Tyllesen Johnny Rønne Jensen Jukka Kalliomäki [15]
1997 Hvidovre Johnny Rønne Jensen Jukka Kalliomäki Ludvig Mannbro [16]
1998 Helsinki Edvard Pyöriäinen Lasse Bech [17]
1999 Linköping Tero Hämäläinen No other competitors [18]
2000 Stavanger Michael Tyllesen Johnny Rønne Jensen Filip Stiller [19]
2001 Odense Edvard Pyöriäinen Joni Juvonen Mikael Olofsson [20]
2002 Vierumäki Kristoffer Berntsson Filip Stiller Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari [21]
2003 Reykjavík [22]
2004 Helsingborg Antti Aalto Duran O'Hara Lindblom [23]
2005 Asker Adrian Schultheiss Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari [24]
2006 Copenhagen Adrian Schultheiss Filip Stiller [25]
2007 Helsinki Kristoffer Berntsson Adrian Schultheiss [26]
2008 Reykjavík Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari Mikko Minkkinen Michael Chrolenko [27]
2009 Malmö Alexander Majorov Justus Strid [28]
2010 Asker Kristoffer Berntsson Mikko Minkkinen [29]
2011 Rødovre Alexander Majorov Adrian Schultheiss Kristoffer Berntsson [30]
2012 Vantaa Justus Strid Julian Lagus [31]
2013 Reykjavík Kim Lucine [32]
2014 Uppsala Valtter Virtanen [33]
2015 Stavanger Javier Raya Sondre Oddvoll Boe Ondrej Spiegl [34]
2016 Aalborg Alexander Majorov Valtter Virtanen Brendan Kerry [35]
2017 Reykjavík Chafik Besseghier Ondrej Spiegl Daniel Albert Naurits [36]
2018 Rovaniemi Alexander Majorov Valtter Virtanen Sondre Oddvoll Boe [37]
2019 Linköping Sondre Oddvoll Bøe Alexander Majorov Aleksandr Selevko [38]
2020 Stavanger Deniss Vasiļjevs Sondre Oddvoll Bøe Illya Solomin [39]
2021 Copenhagen Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [40]
2022 Hørsholm Valtter Virtanen Kornel Witkowski Oliver Praetorius [41]
2023 Reykjavík Andreas Nordebäck Gabriel Folkesson Makar Suntsev [42]
2024 Borås [43]
2025 Asker Casper Johansson Arttu Juusola Jan Ollikainen [44]

Women's singles

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1919 Kristiania Magda Julin
1920 Helsinki
1921 Stockholm Magda Julin Ingrid Gulbrandsen Margot Moe
1922
1923–45 No competitions held [1]
1946 Stockholm Britta Råhlén Gun Ericson Leena Pietilä
1947 Turku Leena Pietilä
1949 Lillehammer Marit Henie Bjørg Løhnner-Øien Leena Pietilä
1950 Uppsala Gun Ericson[1] Leena Pietilä Marit Henie
1951 Helsinki Leena Pietilä Margaretha Brungårdh Kirsti Linna
1953 Solna Gun Ericson-Mothander[1] Leena Pietilä Margaretha Brungårdh
1954 Hamar Ingeborg Nilsson Gun Mothander Ally Lundström [1]
1955 Gothenburg Britt Turid Aronsen [2]
1956 Helsinki Britt Turid Aronsen Ingeborg Nilsson Kiirsti Linna [3]
1957 Stockholm Ally Lundström Grete Borgen Anne Karin Dehle [4]
1958 Gjøvik Grete Borgen Anne Karin Dehle Astrid Ekeberg [5]
1959 Helsinki Anne Karin Dehle Grete Borgen
1960 Jönköping Anne Karin Dehle Siri Kamfjord
1961 Copenhagen Anne Karin Dehle Berit Unn Johansen
1962 Lillehammer Anne Karin Dehle Ann-Margreth Frei Berit Unn Johansen
1963 Lahti Ann-Margreth Frei-Käck Vivi-Ann Østby Pia Vingisaar
1964 Malmö Ann-Margreth Käck Berit Unn Johansen Anne Karin Dehle
1965 Copenhagen Marianne Bæk Anne Karin Dehle Britt Elfving
1966 Sarpsborg Britt Elfving Anne Karin Dehle Anna-Maija Rissanen
1967 Helsinki Britt Elfving Jette Vad Pia Vingisaar
1968 Gävle Anne Karin Dehle Jette Vad Louise Lettström
1969 Copenhagen Britt Elfving Eva Hermansson Louise Lettström
1970 Helsinki Anita Johansson Eva Hermansson Anne Karin Dehle
1971 Gothenburg Lise-Lotte Öberg Anita Johansson Louise Lettström
1972 Oslo Lise-Lotte Öberg Bjørg Ellen Ringdal Liv Egelund
1973 Copenhagen Lise-Lotte Öberg Tarja Näsi Liv Egelund
1974 Helsinki Tarja Näsi Hannele Koskinen Susan Broman
1975 Malmö Susan Broman Lise-Lotte Öberg Kristiina Wegelius
1976 Stavanger Kristiina Wegelius Hannele Koskinen Susan Broman
1977 Copenhagen Kristiina Wegelius Niina Kyöttinen Bodil Olsson
1978 Oulu Hannele Koskinen Susan Broman Christina Svensson
1979 Gothenburg Susan Broman Jeanne Chapman Bodil Olsson
1980 Trondheim Pia Snellman Päivi Nieminen Catarina Lindgren
1981 Aarhus Christina Svensson Hanne Gamborg Lotta Isaksson
1982 Helsinki Nina Östman Susanna Peltola Elise Ahonen
1983 Gothenburg Hanne Gamborg Anette Olsson Nina Östman
1984 Oslo Elina Hänninen Nina Östman Lotta Falkenbäck
1985 Copenhagen Lotta Falkenbäck Maria Bergqvist Karin Starzmann [6]
1986 Turku Lotta Falkenbäck Elise Ahonen Elina Hänninen [7]
1987 Upplands Väsby Lotta Falkenbäck Elina Hänninen Birgitta Andersson [8]
1988 Asker Hélène Persson Susanne Seger Anisette Torp-Lind [9][10]
1989 Hvidovre Hélène Persson Anisette Torp-Lind Ann-Marie Söderholm [11]
1990 Helsinki Mari Niskanen Ines Klubal Mila Kajas [12]
1991 Malmö Hélène Persson Mila Kajas Ann-Marie Söderholm
1992 Bergen Kaisa Kella Mila Kajas Ann-Marie Söderholm
1993 Aarhus Kaisa Kella Anisette Torp-Lind Ann-Marie Söderholm [13]
1994 Helsinki Tuire Kuronen Kaisa Kella Helena Grundberg [45]
1995 Enköping Hannele Lundström Mila Kajas Helena Grundberg [14]
1996 Asker Kaisa Kella Alisa Drei Jessica Grahn [15]
1997 Hvidovre Elina Kettunen Annukka Laukkanen Sanna-Maija Wiksten [16]
1998 Helsinki Sanna-Maija Wiksten Klara Bramfeldt [17]
1999 Linköping Elina Kettunen Sanna-Maija Wiksten Anna Lundström [18]
2000 Stavanger Susanna Pöykiö Anna Lundström Klara Bramfeldt [19]
2001 Odense Mikkeline Kierkgaard Taru Karvosenoja [20]
2002 Vierumäki Alisa Drei Åsa Persson Anna Lundström [46]
2003 Reykjavík Elina Kettunen Susanna Pöykiö Johanna Götesson [22]
2004 Helsingborg Lina Johansson Sari Hakola [23]
2005 Asker Alisa Drei Elina Kettunen Tytti Tervonen [24]
2006 Copenhagen Niina Laksola Malin Hållberg-Leuf Elina Vesamäki [25]
2007 Helsinki Susanna Pöykiö Laura Lepistö Lina Johansson [26]
2008 Reykjavík Viktoria Helgesson Maria Taljegård Malin Hållberg-Leuf [27]
2009 Malmö Linnea Mellgren Henriikka Hietaniemi [28]
2010 Asker Angelica Olsson Joshi Helgesson [29]
2011 Rødovre Linnea Mellgren Juulia Turkkila [30]
2012 Vantaa Juulia Turkkila Joshi Helgesson Isabelle Olsson [31]
2013 Reykjavík Viktoria Helgesson Anita Madsen [32]
2014 Uppsala Joshi Helgesson Viktoria Helgesson Liubov Efimenko [33]
2015 Stavanger Jenni Saarinen Anne Line Gjersem Viveca Lindfors [34]
2016 Aalborg Joshi Helgesson Viveca Lindfors Isabelle Olsson [35]
2017 Reykjavík Carolina Kostner Elizaveta Tuktamysheva Anita Östlund [36]
2018 Rovaniemi Viveca Lindfors Anita Östlund Josefin Taljegard [37]
2019 Linköping Jenni Saarinen Gerli Liinamäe Vera Stolt [38]
2020 Stavanger Lara Naki Gutmann Emmi Peltonen Jenni Saarinen [39]
2021 Copenhagen Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [40]
2022 Hørsholm Oona Ounasvuori Ting Tzu-Han Olivia Lisko [41]
2023 Reykjavík Nella Pelkonen Janna Jyrkinen [42]
2024 Borås Josefin Taljegård Mia Risa Gomez [43]
2025 Asker Olivia Lisko Linnea Ceder Josefin Taljegård [44]

Pairs

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1919 Kristiania
[1]
1920 Helsinki
1921 Stockholm Alexia Bryn / Yngvar Bryn Helfrid Palm / Agard Palm
1922 Alexia Bryn / Yngvar Bryn
1923–45 No competitions held [1]
1946 Stockholm Britta Råhlén / Bo Mothander Gun Hammarin / Sven Brandelius Inger Weitzmann / Harry Meistrup
1947 Turku Harriet Pantaenius / Lars Björkman
1949 Lillehammer Margot Walle / Allan Fjeldheim Harriet Pantaenius / Lars Björkman
1950 Uppsala Gertrud Mikhejew / Sture Höidén Harriet Pantaenius / Lars Björkman Inkeri Soininen / Paavo Mäkelä
1951 Helsinki Leena Pietilä / Lars Björkman
1953 Solna Leena Pietilä / Lars Björkman
1954 Hamar [1]
1955 Gothenburg
[2]
1956 Helsinki
No other competitors [3]
1957 Stockholm
  • Agneta Wale
  • Kristian Wale
  • Maud Levin
  • Inge Sterner
 [4]
1958 Gjøvik
  • Soile Drufva
  • Nils Kankkonen
 [5]
1959 Helsinki Grete Borgen / Per Kjølberg Margareta Ericson / Staffan Thorson
1960 Jönköping Grete Borgen / Per Kjølberg Liv Lunde / Erik Grünert Britta Eriksson / Ronny Hall
1961 Copenhagen Liv Lunde / Erik Grünert Margareta Ericson / Staffan Thorson Ayoe Bardram / Alf Refer
1962 Lillehammer Liv Lunde / Erik Grünert Gunilla Lindberg / Gunnar de Shàrengrad Boel Lögdberg / Christer Ericsson
1963 Lahti Karin Bjerke Magnussen / Erik Grünert Gunilla Lindberg / Gunnar de Shàrengrad Anna-Maija Rissanen / Ilkka Varhee
1964 Malmö Anna-Maija Rissanen / Ilkka Varhee Marie Gellermark / Conny Wilbe Boel Lögdberg / Christer Ericsson
1965 Copenhagen Karin Bjerke Magnussen / Erik Grünert Marie Gellermark / Conny Wilbe No other competitors
1966 Sarpsborg
1967 Helsinki Anikken Støa / Erik Grünert
1982 Helsinki Maija Pekkala / Pekka Pekkala No other competitors
1983 Gothenburg
1984 Oslo
1985 Copenhagen
1986 Turku
1987 Upplands Väsby
1988 Asker
1989 Hvidovre
1990 Helsinki
1991 Malmö
1992 Bergen
1993 Aarhus
1994 Helsinki
1995 Enköping
1996 Asker
1997 Hvidovre

Ice dance

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1972 Oslo Vivi Poulsen / Kurt Poulsen
1973 Copenhagen Vivi Poulsen / Kurt Poulsen
1974 Helsinki
1975 Malmö
1976 Stavanger
1977 Copenhagen
1978 Oulu
1979 Gothenburg
1980 Trondheim
1981 Aarhus
1982 Helsinki Saila Saarinen / Kim Jacobson Ulla Örnmarker / Thomas Svedberg Karin Eliasson / Sten-Olof Eliasson
1983 Gothenburg Annika Persson / Johan Formgren Maria Ström / Owe Ridderstråle No other competitors
1984 Oslo
1985 Copenhagen
1986 Turku
1987 Upplands Väsby Åsa Agblad / Owe Ridderstråle Susanna Peltola / Kim Jacobson Johanna Elfving / Pontus Krantz
1988 Asker
1989 Hvidovre
1990 Helsinki
1991 Malmö
1992 Bergen
1993 Aarhus
1994 Helsinki
1995 Enköping
1996 Asker
1997 Hvidovre
2012 Vantaa
No other competitors [31]

Junior results

Men's singles

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1985 Copenhagen Emanuele Ancorini Jari Kauppi Fredrik Rosén [6]
1986 Turku Jari Kauppi Fredrik Rosén Jan Erik Digernes [7]
1987 Upplands Väsby Emanuele Ancorini Jan Erik Digernes Fredrik Rosén [8]
1988 Asker Jan Erik Digernes Michael Tyllesen John Augustsson [9][10]
1989 Hvidovre Michael Tyllesen Niclas Karlsson No other competitors [11]
1990 Helsinki Markus Leminen Johnny Rønne Jensen No other competitors [12]
1991 Malmö
1992 Bergen
1993 Aarhus Veli-Pekka Riihinen Tobias Karlsson Jukka Kalliomäki [13]
1994 Helsinki
1995 Enköping Kristoffer Berntsson Mikael Olofsson Pasi Honkanen [14]
1996 Asker Kristoffer Berntsson Lasse Bech Edvard Pyöriäinen [15]
1997 Hvidovre Filip Stiller Edvard Pyoriainen Mikael Olofsson [16]
1998 Helsinki Kristoffer Berntsson Henrik Forsgren Tem Lylloff [17]
1999 Linköping Filip Stiller Kristoffer Berntsson Hunor Thurman [18]
2000 Stavanger Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari Mikko Minkkinen Mikael Olofsson [19]
2001 Odense Filip Stiller Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari [20]
2002 Vierumäki Niklas Hogner Antti Aalto [47]
2003 Reykjavík Adrian Schultheiss Niklas Hogner Tommi Piiroinen [22]
2004 Helsingborg Michael Chrolenko Valtter Virtanen [23]
2005 Asker Michael Chrolenko Justus Strid Tommi Piiroinen [24]
2006 Copenhagen Alexander Majorov Valtter Virtanen Justus Strid [25]
2007 Helsinki Samuli Tyyskä Anton Truvé [26]
2008 Reykjavík Anton Truvé Filip Nordman Otto-Eemeli Laamanen [27]
2009 Malmö Otto-Eemeli Laamanen Michael Neumann Matthias Versluis [28]
2010 Asker Viktor Zubik Ondrej Spiegl Julian Lagus [29]
2011 Rødovre Julian Lagus Mathias Andersson [30]
2012 Vantaa Tino Olenius Josef Oscarsson-Ericsson Marcus Björk [31]
2013 Reykjavík Sondre Oddvoll Bøe Nicky-Leo Obreykov Tino Olenius [32]
2014 Uppsala Illya Solomin [33]
2015 Stavanger Roman Galay Tino Olenius Mandus Thorman [34]
2016 Aalborg Nikolaj Majorov John-Olof Hallman Daniel Tsion [35]
2017 Reykjavík Natran Tzagai Mikael Nordebäck [36]
2018 Rovaniemi Andreas Nordebäck Mikael Nordebäck Nikolaj Pedersen [37]
2019 Linköping Oliver Praetorius Daniel Seidel Lucas Tiilikainen [38]
2020 Stavanger Casper Johansson Jonathan Egyptson Lauri Lankila [39]
2021 Copenhagen Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [40]
2022 Hørsholm Andreas Nordebäck Casper Johansson Matias Lindfors [41]
2023 Reykjavík Casper Johansson Matias Lindfors Jonathan Egyptson [42]
2024 Borås Hugo Bostedt [43]
2025 Asker Elias Sayed Albin Samuelsson [44]

Women's singles

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1985 Copenhagen Birgitta Andersson Ann-Marie Söderholm Leena Mattinen [6]
1986 Turku Ann-Marie Söderholm Ines Klubal Anisette Torp-Lind [7]
1987 Upplands Väsby Anisette Torp-Lind Jennie Broström Maria Fuglsang [8]
1988 Asker Maria Fuglsang Ines Klubal Mila Kajas [9][10]
1989 Hvidovre Ines Klubal Kaisa Kella Jennie Broström [11]
1990 Helsinki Kaisa Kella Satu Hankela Susanna Vilén [12]
1991 Malmö
1992 Bergen
1993 Aarhus Piia Porvali Klara Bramfeldt Jennifer Molin [13]
1994 Helsinki Hannele Lundström Selja Teitti [45]
1995 Enköping Ann-Sofi Kähr Kaja Hanevold [14]
1996 Asker Sanna-Maija Wiksten Elina Kettunen Miia Marttinen [15]
1997 Hvidovre Sara Lindroos Pia Airaksinen Kati Simola [16]
1998 Helsinki Mikkeline Kierkgaard Kati Simola Tiina Weckman [17]
1999 Linköping Åsa Persson Marjut Turunen [18]
2000 Stavanger Taru Karvosenoja Johanna Gotesson Jessica Söderlind [19]
2001 Odense Sari Hakola Mari Hirvonen Johanna Götesson [20]
2002 Vierumäki Johanna Götesson Erika Salo Sari Hakola [48]
2003 Reykjavík Kiira Korpi Marie Skärgård Laura Lepistö [22]
2004 Helsingborg Viktoria Helgesson [23]
2005 Asker Isabelle Nylander Laura Lepistö Amanda Nylander [24]
2006 Copenhagen Jenni Vähämaa [25]
2007 Helsinki Maria Taljegård Sofia Otala [26]
2008 Reykjavík Joshi Helgesson Alisa Mikonsaari Angelica Olsson [27]
2009 Malmö Isabelle Olsson Anne Line Gjersem [28]
2010 Asker Beata Papp Rebecka Emanuelsson Cecilia Törn [29]
2011 Rødovre Isabelle Olsson Nea Viiri Anine Rabe [30]
2012 Vantaa Seidi Rantanen Eveliina Viljanen Rebecka Emanuelsson [31]
2013 Reykjavík Jenni Saarinen Josefin Taljegård [32]
2014 Uppsala Emmi Peltonen Matilda Algotsson [33]
2015 Stavanger Matilda Algotsson Anni Järvenpää Juni Marie Benjaminsen [34]
2016 Aalborg Joanna Kallela Anastasia Schneider Emmi Peltonen [35]
2017 Reykjavík Linnea Ceder Sofia Sula Cassandra Johansson [36]
2018 Rovaniemi Smilla Szalkai Laura Karhunen [37]
2019 Linköping Selma Välitalo Emelie Nordqvist [38]
2020 Stavanger Laura Karhunen Ester Schwarz Olivia Lisko [39]
2021 Copenhagen Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [40]
2022 Hørsholm Janna Jyrkinen Iida Karhunen Petra Lahti [41]
2023 Reykjavík Iida Karhunen Lotta Artimo [42]
2024 Borås Lotta Artimo Darja Trubitson [43]
2025 Asker Iida Karhunen Venla Sinisalo Annika Pellonmaa [44]

Pairs

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2005 Asker
  • Klara Zoubková
  • Miroslav Verner
 [24]
2006 Copenhagen No other competitors [49]

Ice dance

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1988 Asker Ulla-Stina Johansson / Andreas Hein Elin Larsson / Håkan Andersson Katri Uski / Juha Sasi [9][10]
2005 Asker
[24]
2006 Copenhagen
  • Rowan Musson
  • John Horne
[25]

Records

From left to right: Kristoffer Berntsson and Alexander Majorov, both of Sweden, have each won six Nordic Championship titles in men's singles; and Viktoria Helgesson, also of Sweden, has won five Nordic Championship titles in women's singles.
Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles 6 2002–05;
2007;
2010
6 1957–62
6 2011–14;
2016;
2018
Women's singles 5 2008–11;
2013

See also

References

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