2005 European Karate Championships

The 2005 European Karate Championships, the 40th edition, was held in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Spain from May 7 to 9, 2005.^[1]

Medallists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata	Luca Valdesi	Fernando San Jose Bastante	Vu Duc Minh Dack Lucio Maurino
Kumite -60 kg	Francesco Ortu	Mathieu Cossou	Yusif Alish Jafarov Ioannis Syllas
Kumite -65 kg	Dimítrios Triantafýllis	Alexandre Biamonti	Rashad Huseynov Ciro Massa
Kumite -70 kg	Jeyhun Aghasiyev	Rida Bel Lahsen	Goran Lučin Oscar Vázquez Martins
Kumite -75 kg	Timothy Petersen	Yavuz Karamollaoglu	Davíd Santana Vega Konstantinos Papadopoulos
Kumite -80 kg	Daniël Sabanovic	Davin Pack	Gogita Arkanin Ludovic Cacheux
Kumite +80 kg	Fehmi Mahalla	Jan Tuček	Geir Magne Brastad Youcef Hamour
Kumite Open	Rafael Aghayev	Iván Leal Reglero	Yusuf Baser Diego Vandeschrick

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

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata	Miriam Cogolludo de las Heras	Petra Nová	Daniela Berrettoni Sabrina Buil
Kumite -53 kg	Kora Knühmann	Elana Ponomareva	Evdoxia Kosidou Beatrix Toth
Kumite -60 kg	Petra Narandja	Maria Sobol	Vildan Doğan Selene Guglielmi
Kumite +60 kg	Yıldız Aras	Emmeline Mottet	Cristina Feo Gomez Tania Weekes
Kumite Open	Vanesca Nortan	Snežana Perić	Yıldız Aras Gloria Casanova Rodriguez

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

European Karate Championships

Paris 1966 London 1967 Paris 1968 London 1969 Hamburg 1970 Paris 1971 Brussels 1972 Valencia 1973 London 1974 Ostend 1975 Téhran 1976 Paris 1977 Geneva 1978 Helsinki 1979 Barcelona 1980 Venice 1981 Göthenborg 1982 Madrid 1983 Paris 1984 Oslo 1985 Madrid 1986 Glasgow 1987 Genoa 1988 Titograd 1989 Vienna 1990 Hannover 1991 Den Bosch 1992 Prague 1993 Birmingham 1994 Helsinki 1995 Paris 1996 Santa Cruz de Tenerife 1997 Belgrade 1998 Euboea 1999 Istanbul 2000 Sofia 2001 Tallinn 2002 Bremen 2003 Moscow 2004 San Cristóbal de La Laguna 2005 Stavanger 2006 Bratislava 2007 Tallinn 2008 Zagreb 2009 Athens 2010 Zurich 2011 Tenerife 2012 Hungary 2013 Tampere 2014 Istanbul 2015 Montpellier 2016

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