European Rogaining Championships

The European Rogaining Championships is an annual top level event to establish the European champions in rogaining. The championships are organised by a national rogaining association chosen by the European members of the International Rogaining Federation (IRF).

European championship rogaines are of 24 hours duration, and are conducted in accordance with the rogaining rules of the IRF. The team with the highest score in each of the three gender classes (Men's, Women's and Mixed teams) are declared the European Rogaining Champions. Within each gender class, all teams participate in the Open age category. Additionally, there are age sub-categories as follows: Youth (up to 23), Veteran (45 and over), Super Veteran (55 and over) and Ultra Veteran (65 and over).[1]

History of the European Rogaining Championships

European rogaining champions in Open categories[2][3][4]
No Year Country Place Number of teams Men's teams Women's teams Mixed teams
1 2003 Russia Perm 40 Miroslav Seidl , Petr Bořánek Elena Bondar , Inna Zhabreeva Olga Tvorogova , Nikolay Mironov
2 2005 Estonia Nõva 89 Jaanus Reha , Margus Klementsov Ulla Silventoinen , Maija Aatsinki Anita Liepiņa , Guntars Mankus
3 2006 Ukraine Chernivtsi 104 Oleg Kalinin , Sergey Yashchenko Ilze Lapina , Zane Rozenbaha Inguna Valdmane , Gints Trezins
4 2007 Latvia Smiltene 162 Evgeny Gavrilov , Evgeny Dombrovskiy Alīda Ābola , Baiba Ozola Elena Bondar , Nikolay Bondar
5 2008 Russia Michurinskoye 143 Miroslav Seidl , Petr Bořánek Anna Burlinova , Irina Safronova Alīda Ābola , Peteris Zarinš
6 2009 Finland Ylläs 240 Janne Mononen , Eero Jäppinen Alīda Ābola , Ilze Lapina Elena Bondar , Andrey Shvedov
7 2010 Ukraine Migovo 123 Hannu Oja , Seppo Mäkinen Olga Mazur , Ludmila Yaremenko Natalya Abramova , Andrey Shvedov
8 2011 Latvia Rauna 282 Silver Eensaar , Rain Eensaar Marina Galkina , Nina Mikheeva Natalya Abramova , Andrey Shvedov
9 2012 Lithuania Moletai 171 Armo Hiie , Lauri Lahtmäe Marina Galkina , Nina Mikheeva Anita Liepiņa , Valters Kaminskis
10 2013 Spain La Llacuna 169 Tommi Tölkkö , Antonio Aurelio Olivar Marina Galkina , Nina Mikheeva Anita Liepiņa , Valters Kaminskis
11 2014 Estonia Orava 289 Timmo Tammemäe , Rait Pallo Natalia Zimina , Anna Burlinova Nadezda Ermakova , Artem Rostovtsev
12 2015 Czech Republic Černé Údolí 185 Riivo Roose , Sander Mirme Aiva Jakovela , Alda Brazune Anita Liepina , Valters Kaminskis
13 2016 Spain Aralar 198 Roman Horyna , Radovan Čech Eleri Hirv , Mariann Sulg Irita Pukite , Guntars Mankus
14 2017 Italy San Gimignano 136 Albert Herrero , Antonio Aurelio Olivar Polina Zakharova , Ekaterina Dzema Mari Kaseväli , Toomas Marrandi
15 2018 Ukraine Berehomet 139 Timmo Tammemäe , Sander Linnus Piibe Tammemäe , Eleri Hirv Irina Voitovich , Taras Melnyk , Artem Slotin
16 2020 Latvia Milzkalne 245 Timmo Tammemäe , Sander Linnus Piibe Tammemäe , Hannula-Katrin Pandis Natalia Zimina , Igor Manzhay , Oleg Kalinin
17 2021 Estonia Otepää 224 Timmo Tammemäe , Sander Linnus Piibe Tammemäe , Hannula-Katrin Pandis Ain Fjodorov , Reeda Tuula-Fjodorov
18 2022 Russia cancelled - - - -
19 2023 Finland Pöytyä 221 Timmo Tammemäe , Sander Linnus Mariann Sulg , Maris Terno Rain Eensaar , Reeda Tuula-Fjodorov
20 2024 Estonia Misso 193 Timmo Tammemäe , Sander Linnus Hannula-Katrin Pandis , Margret Zimmermann Ain Fjodorov , Reeda Tuula-Fjodorov
21 2026 Czech Republic Orlické Záhoří
  • 1st European Rogaining Championships 2003. Prize giving ceremony. From left: Petr Bořánek, Miroslav Seidl (Czech Republic)
  • European Rogaining Championships 2010 Men's Open winners. From left: Petr Bořánek, Miroslav Seidl – silver (Czech Republic), Hannu Oja, Seppo Mäkinen – gold (Finland), Karli Lambot, Rait Pallo, Tõnu Lillelaid – bronze (Estonia)
  • European Rogaining Championships 2012 Men's Open winners. From left: Evgeny Dombrovski, Oleg Kalinin – silver (Russia), Armo Hiie, Lauri Lahtmäe – gold (Estonia), Volodymyr Shpetnyy, Viacheslav Savchenko – bronze (respectively Ukraine and Russia)
  • European Rogaining Championships 2021 Women's Open winners. From left: Maris Terno, Mariann Sulg – silver (Estonia), Hannula-Katrin Pandis, Piibe Tammemäe – gold (Estonia), Olha Cheberakha, Olena Dotsenko – bronze (Ukraine)

See also

World Rogaining Championships

References

  1. ^ "IRF Rules of Rogaining".
  2. ^ "European Rogaining Championships 2003–2013".
  3. ^ "Results of European Rogaining Championships 2012–2021".
  4. ^ "Results of European Rogaining Championships 2023".
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