The European Men's Artistic Gymnastics Championships have been staged since 1955, but the men's team all-around has only been staged since 1994. Russia are the most successful nation with seven titles, Great Britain have four titles, and Romania, Ukraine, with two each, are the only other multiple champions.
Medalists Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 1994Sports123 Prague Vitaly ScherboIvan IvankovAndrei KanVitaly RudnitskiAleksandr Shostak Yevgeny ShabayevAlexei NemovDmitry VasilenkoDmitri Trush Valery BelenkyAndreas WeckerMarius TobaRalf BuchnerMaik Krahberg 1996 Copenhagen Aleksey VoropayevDmitri KarbanenkoSergey KharkovYevgeni PodgornyDmitri Trush Hrihoriy MisyutinOleh KosiakOleksandr SvitlychniyRustam SharipovYuriy Yermakov Vitaly ScherboIvan IvankovAndrei KanVitaly RudnitskiAleksandr Shostak 1998 Saint Petersburg Thierry AymesÉric CasimirSamuel DumontDmitri KarbanenkoÉric Poujade Alexei NemovAlexei BondarenkoDmitri LvovMaxim AleshinNikolay Kryukov Valeri BelenkiSergei KharkovJan-Peter NikiferowDaniel FaragoDimitrij Nonin 2000Gym Media 2000 Bremen Alexei BondarenkoAlexei NemovEvgeni PodgorniYuri TikhonovskyMaxim Aleshin Marian DrăgulescuMarius UrzicăDorin PetcuIoan SuciuRareș Orzața Alexander BereschAlexander SvetlitchniRoman ZozulyaValeriy PereshkuraRuslan Mezentsev 2002 Patras Dan PotraMarian DrăgulescuMarius UrzicăIoan Silviu SuciuConstantin Covaci Alexei BondarenkoEvgueni PodgorniAlexei NemovNikolai KrukovEvgeni Krylov Denis SavenkovAlexander KruzhylovAlexei SinkevichDmitri KaspiarovichVitali Valynchuk 2004 Ljubljana Marian DrăgulescuIoan Silviu SuciuMarius UrzicăRazvan Dorin SelariuDan Potra Denis SavenkovAlexander KruzhylovIvan IvankovDimitri SavitskiAlexander KruzhylovAlexei Sinkevich Yann CucheratFlorent MaréeDimitri KarbanenkoBenoît CaranobePierre-Yves Bény 2006 Volos Alexander SafoshkinSergei KhorokhordinMaxim DeviatovskiAnatoli VasilievAnton Golotsutskov Marian DrăgulescuRăzvan ȘelariuIlie Daniel PopescuAlin JivanFlavius Koczi Ivan IvankovDzianiz SavenkovDimitri SavitskiDmitri KaspiarovichViachaslav Volkav 2008 Lausanne Maxim DeviatovskiSergei KhorokhordinNikolai KryukovYury RyazanovAnton Golotsutskov Fabian HambuechenPhilipp BoyMarcel NguyenRobert WeberRobert Juckel Flavius KocziIlie Daniel PopescuRăzvan ȘelariuRobert StănescuCosmin Malita 2010 Birmingham Philipp BoyMatthias FahrigFabian HambüchenMarcel NguyenEvgenij Spiridonov Daniel KeatingsLouis SmithSamuel HunterDaniel PurvisKristian Thomas Hamilton SabotCyril TommasoneSamir Aït SaïdYannick Rayepin MoutoussamyYann Cucherat 2012 Montpellier Ruslan PanteleymonovLouis SmithDaniel PurvisKristian ThomasMax Whitlock Denis AblyazinEmin GaribovDavid BelyavskiyAnton GolotsutskovAleksandr Balandin Flavius KocziMarius BerbecarOvidiu BuidosoVlad Bogdan CotunaCristian Ioan Bataga 2014 Sofia Denis AblyazinNikolai KuksenkovNikita IgnatyevAleksandr BalandinDavid Belyavskiy Daniel PurvisDaniel KeatingsSam OldhamKristian ThomasMax Whitlock Oleg VerniaievIgor RadivilovMaksym SemiankivAndrii SienichkinVolodymyr Okachev 2016 BernDenis AblyazinDavid BelyavskiyNikita IgnatyevNikolai KuksenkovNikita NagornyyDaniel PurvisLouis SmithKristian ThomasCourtney TullochNile WilsonChristian BaumannPablo BräggerBenjamin GischardOliver HegiEddy Yusof 2018 GlasgowDavid BelyavskiyArtur DalaloyanNikolai KuksenkovDmitriy LankinNikita Nagornyy Joe FraserJames HallMax WhitlockCourtney TullochDominick CunninghamCyril TommasoneJulien GobauxAxel AugisLoris FrascaEdgar Boulet 2020 Mersin 2022 Munich 2023 Antalya 2024 Rimini 2025 Leipzig 2026 Zagreb
Medal table
Notes Does not include medals won in 2026 by World Gymnastics 2, the designation under which Russian gymnasts were allowed to compete at those championships.
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