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1909 European Figure Skating Championships

Figure skating competition


Figure skating competition

FieldValue
title1909 European Figure Skating Championships
comptypeISU Championship
startdateJanuary 23
enddate24
skatingseason1909
locationKingdom of Hungary Budapest, Austria-Hungary
championmenSweden Ulrich Salchow
previouscomp1908 European Championships
nextcomp1910 European Championships

The 1909 European Figure Skating Championships were held from January 23 to January 24 in Budapest, Hungary. Budapest was part of the Austo-Hungarian Empire at this time. Elite figure skaters competed for the title of European Champion in the category of men's singles.

Results

RankNamePlaces45
1Sweden Ulrich Salchow9
2German Empire Gilbert Fuchs15
3Sweden Per Thorén18
Russian Empire Karl Ollo31
Kingdom of Hungary Sándor Urbáry32

Judges:

  • Austrian Empire C. Fillunger
  • German Empire Georg Helfrich
  • German Empire Robert Holletschek
  • Sweden Edward Hörle
  • Kingdom of Hungary E. Markus
  • German Empire L. Niedermayer
  • German Empire Oskar Uhlig

References

Sources

  • Result List provided by the ISU

References

  1. "European Figure Skating Championships Men".
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