2008 European Aquatics Championships
The 29th European Swimming Championships were held from March 13 to 24, 2008 in Eindhoven instead. The European Swimming Federation (LEN) missed the event on 10 December 2005 at the edge of the Short Course European Championships in Trieste to the Dutch city. The only competitor was initially Turin. However, the Italian Swimming Federation drew the candidacy shortly before the decision to give the application to the Rome World Swimming Championships 2009 more opportunities. The Netherlands is after 1966 for the second time host of European Swimming Championships.
The venue for the competitions was the national swimming center in the Netherlands De Tongelreep.
On 8 February 2007, the championships were brought forward from the original date ( March 26-April 6 ) in order to ensure a greater period to the Short Course World Championships 2008 in Manchester. The open water 2008 European Championships were held in Dubrovnik separately.
- 2.1 Freestyle 2.1.1 50 -meter freestyle
- 2.1.2 100 -meter freestyle
- 2.1.3 200 -meter freestyle
- 2.1.4 400 -meter freestyle
- 2.1.5 800 -meter freestyle
- 2.1.6 1500 meter freestyle
- 2.2.1 50 meter butterfly
- 2.2.2 100 meter butterfly
- 2.2.3 200 meter butterfly
- 2.3.1 50 meter backstroke
- 2.3.2 100m backstroke
- 2.3.3 200 meter backstroke
- 2.4.1 50 meter breaststroke
- 2.4.2 100 meter breaststroke
- 2.4.3 200 meter breaststroke
- 2.5.1 200 meters individual medley
- 2.5.2 400 meters individual medley
- 2.6.1 4 x 100 meter freestyle
- 2.6.2 4 x 200 meter freestyle
- 2.6.3 4 x 100 meter medley
- 3.1 Solo
- 3.2 duet
- 3.3 Team
- 3.4 Free combination
- 4.1 1 meter
- 4.2 3 meters
- 4.3 10 meter
- 4.4 3 -meter synchro
- 4.5 10 meter synchro
- 5.1 1 meter
- 5.2 3 meters
- 5.3 10 meter
- 5.4 3 -meter synchro
- 5.5 10 meter synchro
Swimming Men
Freestyle
50 meter freestyle
100 meter freestyle
200 meter freestyle
400 meter freestyle
800 meter freestyle
1500 meter freestyle
Butterfly
50 meter butterfly
100 meter butterfly
200 meter butterfly
Ioannis Drymonakos of Greece was later disqualified for doping. He would have been with the European record time of 1:54,16 European champions.
50 meters backstroke
100m backstroke
200 meter backstroke
Breast
50 meter breaststroke
100 meter breaststroke
200 meter breaststroke
Documents
200m individual medley
400 meters individual medley
Originally runner Ioannis Drymonakos ( Greece, 4:14,72 ) was disqualified for doping.
Squadron
4 x 100 meter freestyle
4 x 200 meter freestyle
4 x 100 meter medley
Swimming Women
Freestyle
50 meter freestyle
100 meter freestyle
200 meter freestyle
400 meter freestyle
800 meter freestyle
1500 meter freestyle
Butterfly
50 meter butterfly
100 meter butterfly
200 meter butterfly
50 meters backstroke
100m backstroke
200 meter backstroke
Breast
50 meter breaststroke
100 meter breaststroke
200 meter breaststroke
Documents
200m individual medley
400 meters individual medley
Squadron
4 x 100 meter freestyle
4 x 200 meter freestyle
4 x 100 meter medley
Synchronized swimming
Solo
Final on 16 March
Duet
Finals on March 17
Team
Final on 16 March
Free combination
Finals on March 17