1999 European Karate Championships

The 1999 European Karate Championships, the 34th edition, was held in Euboea, Greece from May 21 to 23, 1999.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Medallists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata	Javier Hernández Alonso	Lucio Maurio	Stéphane Mari
Kumite -60 kg	David Luque Camacho	Petri Toivanen	Joël Barst Borislav Ivanov
Kumite -65 kg	Alexandre Biamonti	Soufiane Sankhon	Rashad Huseynov Angel Ramiro Molina
Kumite -70 kg	Junior Lefevre	Robert Gomis	Anthony Boelbaai Óscar Vázquez Martins
Kumite -75 kg	Gennaro Talarico	Yavuz Karamollaoglu	Islamoutdin Eldarouchev Klaudio Farmadin
Kumite -80 kg	Zeynel Çelik	Fadi Chaabo	Dragan Miranovic Daniël Sabanovic
Kumite +80 kg	Wayne Otto	Seydina Balde	İbrahim Ercin Jarle Sorken^[4]
Kumite Open	Junior Lefevre	Predrag Stojadinov	Zeynel Çelik Klaudio Farmadin

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata	Spain	France	Italy
Kumite	France	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Greece Netherlands

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata	Roberta Sodero	Myriam Szkudlarek	Miriam Cogolludo de la Herras
Kumite -53 kg	Nadia Mecheri	Corinne Terinne	Gülderen Celik Sari Laine
Kumite -60 kg	Chiara Stella Bux	Alexandra Witteborn	Leya Gedik Snežana Perić
Kumite +60 kg	Laurence Fischer	Gloria Casanova Rodriguez	Theodora Dougeni Sara Ferrone
Kumite Open	Nadine Ziemer	Nurhan Firat	Lott Berger Lea Iskra

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata	Spain	Italy	France
Kumite	Turkey	Italy	Germany France

↑ "España suma seis medallas en los Europeos de kárate" (in Spanish). El Pais. Retrieved 5 December 2014.
↑ "XXXIV CAMPEONATO DE EUROPA SENIOR" (PDF) (in Spanish). Real Federación española de karate y disciplinas asociadas. Retrieved 6 December 2014.
↑ "DJB-Magazin 7/1973" (PDF) (in German). DJB Magazin. Retrieved 9 December 2014.
↑ "Oversikt over medaljer fra offisielle EM og VM for seniorer pr.17.10.2011" (PDF) (in Norwegian). Kampsport. Retrieved 4 December 2014.

European Karate Championships

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