UEC European Track Championships – Women's madison

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The Women's madison at the UEC European Track Championships will be completed for first time in 2016 in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France.

Medalists

Championships	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2016 Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines details	Belgium Jolien D'Hoore Lotte Kopecky	Netherlands Nina Kessler Kirsten Wild	Great Britain Emily Kay Emily Nelson
2017 Berlin details	Eleanor Dickinson	Ireland Lydia Boylan Lydia Gurley	Netherlands Amy Pieters Kirsten Wild
2018 Glasgow details	Julie Leth Amalie Dideriksen	Gulnaz Badykova Diana Klimova	Netherlands Amy Pieters Kirsten Wild
2019 Apeldoorn details	Julie Leth Amalie Dideriksen	Great Britain Katie Archibald Laura Kenny	Netherlands Amy Pieters Kirsten Wild
2020 Plovdiv details	Italy Elisa Balsamo Vittoria Guazzini	Russia Diana Klimova Maria Novolodskaya	Great Britain Laura Kenny Elinor Barker
2021 Grenchen details	Great Britain Katie Archibald Neah Evans	Julie Leth	France Victoire Berteau Marion Borras
2022 Munich details	Italy Silvia Zanardi Rachele Barbieri	France Clara Copponi Marion Borras	Julie Leth
2023 Grenchen details	Great Britain Katie Archibald Elinor Barker	France Clara Copponi Victoire Berteau	Italy Elisa Balsamo Vittoria Guazzini
2024 Apeldoorn details	France Valentine Fortin Marion Borras	Belgium Katrijn De Clercq Lotte Kopecky	Italy Elisa Balsamo Vittoria Guazzini

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