| [view] | The top four players and their trophies. Come home safely and congratulations |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter happily takes over the heavy duty of representing Europe as its Champion from Noah Boeken |
| [view] | Last years European Champion Noah Boeken looks a bit sad giving the trophy to Nitter |
| [view] | Daniel Zink receives his fourth place trophy |
| [view] | Dave Montreuil receives the second place trophy |
| [view] | Sergio Simonelli handing out the trophy to winner Eivind Nitter |
| [view] | A look at the finals match on stage |
| [view] | Tomi Walamies - that close to being one of the finalists - in the dark at the Sideboard table |
| [view] | The trophies |
| [view] | The finals match |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter versus Dave Montreuil in the finals of the European Championship 2001 |
| [view] | Daniel Zink versus Wolfgang Eder in the quarter-finals |
| [view] | Sturla Bingen versus Tomi Walamies in the quarter-finals |
| [view] | Jens Thoren versus Dave Montreuil in the quarter-finals |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter versus John Ormerod in the quarter-finals |
| [view] | The Sideboards own Alex Shvartsman |
| [view] | Rui Oliveira, the Sideboards Mobile Fort |
| [view] | Ladies and gentlemen, the best eight European Magic players in 2001 |
| [view] | Tomi Walamies versus Svend Geertsen in round fourteen |
| [view] | Many hold the opinion that Tomi Jelly Walamies is the best deckbuilder in Finland |
| [view] | Tuomo Nieminem versus Frank Karsten in round fourteen |
| [view] | Tuomo Nieminem is friends with Tomi Walamies. There is definitely a Finn going through to top 8 |
| [view] | Frank Karsten finished ninth last year and does not want to see this happen again. Well Frank, you wont... |
| [view] | The Argentinian Gero Maier lives in Germany this year and is making the best out of it |
| [view] | Tom van de Logt and Gero Maier in round fourteen |
| [view] | Andrea Santin versus Svend Geertsen in round thirteen |
| [view] | Andrea Santin, probably the only Italian to have ever asked the supporting crowd to be a bit quieter |
| [view] | Svend Geertsen, the guy who released Stompy on the unsuspecting Magic community at Worlds 1997 |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson and Franck Canu following the Fuller-Jocumsen match |
| [view] | Flix Schneider |
| [view] | Sigurd doesnt know what hes getting |
| [view] | Sigurd Eskeland versus Felix Schneider in round thirteen |
| [view] | Bjorn Jocumsens daughter is called Justitia |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller, champion trash talker |
| [view] | Tomi Walamies versus Thomas Rosholm |
| [view] | Thomas Rosholm from Sweden in round thirteen |
| [view] | Did you know this guy is the Welsh Champion Philip Brett |
| [view] | Top 8 Competitor Tomi Walamies |
| [view] | Top 8 Competitor Jens Thoren |
| [view] | Top 8 Competitor Eivind Nitter |
| [view] | Top 8 Competitor Daniel ink |
| [view] | Top 8 Competitor Wolfgang Eder |
| [view] | Top 8 Competitor John Ormerod |
| [view] | Top 8 Competitor Sturla Bingen |
| [view] | Top 8 Competitor Dave Montreuil |
| [view] | After some matches |
| [view] | Gary Wise curious about how Antoine Ruel is doing |
| [view] | This happens when the air-conditioning breaks down |
| [view] | Sucking inspiration from a pen |
| [view] | Antoine and Olivier Ruel, Ben Ronaldson and Farid Meraghni discussing decks |
| [view] | Nexus boot, editor of the Oraculo magazine |
| [view] | Daniel Zink |
| [view] | Jens Thoren |
| [view] | Wolfgang Eder |
| [view] | Dave Montreuil |
| [view] | Sturla Bingen |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter |
| [view] | John Ormerod |
| [view] | Tomi Walamies |
| [view] | Nicolas Labarre in round twelve |
| [view] | Tom van de Logt in round twelve |
| [view] | Kai Budde in round twelve |
| [view] | Tom van de Logt, one of the Dutch still making a chance at top 8 |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel versus Pierre Malherbaud, not the first time these last weeks. They faced each other in the French Nationals already |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel, the calmer half of the Ruel brothers |
| [view] | Nicolas Labarre verus Rickard sterberg in round twelve |
| [view] | Crazy Noah |
| [view] | Would be nice for the picture if Nicolas Labarre would be drafting black and red here |
| [view] | Tuomo Nieminem keeps an eye on Pierre Malherbaud at the drafting table |
| [view] | Picky Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | Tommaso Natale and Marcus Angelin pulling a face |
| [view] | Jos Schreurs between Roc Herms and Paco Llopis at the second draft |
| [view] | Stan van der Velden looking for a broken card out of his pack |
| [view] | Wolfgang Eder at table 1 making Exclude his first pick out of the first booster |
| [view] | Bram Snepvangers, highly skilled player |
| [view] | Kamiel finished his round eleven match with applause from his Dutch supporters |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen and Bram Snepvangers before they beat each other up |
| [view] | One of the old names in Italian Magic is Andrea Redi |
| [view] | Antonino hypnotized by cards |
| [view] | Nice tan, Sigurd |
| [view] | A careful choice of three time Grand Prix top 8 player Svend Geertsen |
| [view] | Svend Geertsen versus Sigurd Eskeland in a round eleven feature match |
| [view] | Mattias Kettil gets beaten up by a Drake |
| [view] | Mattias Kettil and Sturla Bingen playing their deck a last time today |
| [view] | Sturla Bingen, dreamy look |
| [view] | Sturla Bingen, clear look |
| [view] | Trey Van Cleave had to give the round ten match to Antoine Ruel |
| [view] | The Battle of the Kings |
| [view] | Pierre Malherbaud, the current French Champion |
| [view] | Oliver Ollie Schneider, the current English Champion |
| [view] | Noah Boeken competing with Bram Snepvangers |
| [view] | Kai Budde, the other big B |
| [view] | Ondrei Baudys facing another big B in round ten |
| [view] | Shady picture, the real Trey Van Cleave |
| [view] | Patrick Mello and Konstantin Firsov in round nine |
| [view] | Konstantin Firsov, probably the only one who doesnt lose his cool now that the air conditioning has broken down |
| [view] | Patrick Mello didnt only make Top 8 at the German Nationals, he also came fourth at Pro Tour Barcelona |
| [view] | Klauser versus Luehrs in Round 9 |
| [view] | This guy made top 8 at German Nationals, Christian Luehrs |
| [view] | Benedikt Klausers calm has swept more than one player off his feet |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter versus Wolfgang Eder in round nine |
| [view] | Wolfgang Eder has a startling 8-0 record in round nine |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter claims he is so good at this game |
| [view] | Italian top player Federico Dato |
| [view] | Federico Dato versus Helder Coelho in round eight |
| [view] | Jakub Slemrs biggest tournament achievement is still his 1997 World Champion title |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel, the French Superman |
| [view] | JohnO versus Raphal Lvy in round eight |
| [view] | The Drake lead John Ormerod to victory |
| [view] | Raphal Lvy up against a strong opponent |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel versus Jakub Slemr in the first round of the day |
| [view] | Svend Geertsen in a pensive mood |
| [view] | A Scandinavian feature match, Svend Geertsen versus Tomi Walamies |
| [view] | A bit vague, Tomi Walamies |
| [view] | Buddes draft table |
| [view] | Kai Budde, happy with the deck he drafted |
| [view] | John Ormerod deserves to win something big for a change, according to the English players |
| [view] | Gary Wise and Andrea Chiarvesio report on the draft of table 2 |
| [view] | Table 16, notice Dutch Frank Karsten and Bram Snepvangers |
| [view] | A lot is at stake for all the Dutch at table 16, here Noah Boeken and Kamiel Cornelissen |
| [view] | Holland has high hopes for Kamiel Cornelissen |
| [view] | Sideboard reporter Rui Oliveira keeps a keen eye on Kamiel Cornelissens draft |
| [view] | Nicolas Labarre and Sinan Bolca at the draft |
| [view] | Tonino |
| [view] | By now Craig Jones manages to smile |
| [view] | Federico Dato and Ellis Romero building their deck for the day |
| [view] | Craig Jones surprised to see the sun shine without his dark glasses |
| [view] | Hangover from day 1, Ben Ronaldson went 1-6 |
| [view] | Italian breakfast |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter next to Roberto Focherini |
| [view] | Raphal Lvy next to Andrej Brglez |
| [view] | Fuller made his pick |
| [view] | Rochester makes the grey cells work |
| [view] | Jan Sorensen, Peter Myrvig and Antonino de Rosa at the draft |
| [view] | Raffaele Lo Moro |
| [view] | Kai Budde |
| [view] | Bram Snepvangers |
| [view] | Sepp Neff, what can you do with a name like that |
| [view] | Olivier Ruel from France versus Lazar Szabo from Hungary |
| [view] | Raphal Lvy versus Wolfgang Eder in the last round of the day |
| [view] | Raphal Lvy, seems the European Championships are good for him |
| [view] | Dirty looks from a player from Modena, Roberto Focherini |
| [view] | Helmut Summersberger versus yvind degaard in a round six feature match |
| [view] | Cute smile from Helmut Summersberger |
| [view] | The Swedish Jens Thoren, who came second at Grand Prix Prague, plays Italian Roberto Focherini |
| [view] | Kai Budde versus Daniel Paskins in Round 6: this is how you play |
| [view] | Daniel Paskins left Magdalen at home this time |
| [view] | We caught him smiling. Kai Budde in his old Pro Tour Washington CCC shirt |
| [view] | John Ormerod versus Dave Montreuil in a round six feature match |
| [view] | Dave Montreuil, one out of three Canadians at the European Championships. Gary Wise tells you more in one of the side articles |
| [view] | The match Raphal Lvy - Svend Geertsen almost made Gary Wise throw his computer out of the window and jump after it |
| [view] | A modest Frenchman, Raphal Lvy |
| [view] | Andrea Santin, one of the best deck builders in Italy |
| [view] | Nicola Herzog versus Sturla Bingen, two players who have to live up to high expectations in their home country Norway |
| [view] | Time for thought, Benedikt Klauser versus Ondrej Baudrys in round five |
| [view] | Paco Llopis to Nicolas Labarre: Get going, I havent got all day |
| [view] | Alexander Strakhov |
| [view] | Nicolas Labarre |
| [view] | Noah Boeken |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | Andrea Redi |
| [view] | Nicolas Olivieri versus Andreas Redi in round four |
| [view] | JohnO versus the Spanish Carlos Barrado |
| [view] | John Ormerod did well at Pro tour Mainz and Grand Prix Manchester, now Milan |
| [view] | The French Nicolas Olivieri is not quite as well known as he should be, hes way underrated, a very good player, according to Pete Norris |
| [view] | The ex-European Champion and current Norwegian Champion Nicola Herzog faces Jos Schreurs, who won Grand Prix Gothenburg this year, in Round 4 |
| [view] | Cyrille de Foucaud, an example for our youngsters |
| [view] | Yann Hamon versus Raphal Lvy. The French are well represented with a total of 18 players |
| [view] | Rui Mariani, Portugals pride and glory |
| [view] | Pete Norris versus Tom van de Logt, maybe the opponent who chased Pete out of Holland |
| [view] | Daniel Paskins, an English guy who occasionnally writes about Magic |
| [view] | Scott Wills, an English guy who occasionnally writes about Magic |
| [view] | Richard Edbury versus Noah Boeken in round two |
| [view] | Alexander versus Alexander |
| [view] | Bram Snepvangers versus Cyrille De Foucauld in round two |
| [view] | Bram Snepvangers unorthodox decks saved him more than once |
| [view] | Old school Cyrille De Foucaud, started with Alpha at the first GenCon |
| [view] | Olivier Ruel versus Benedikt Klauser in round two |
| [view] | Benedikt Sorry Klauser, but he beat Olivier Ruel anyway |
| [view] | Olivier Im such an idiot Ruel |
| [view] | Tom Harlie, Stuart Creswell and Jonny Chapman rooting for Ben Ronaldson |
| [view] | Federico Dato |
| [view] | yvind degaard |
| [view] | Tom van de Logt |
| [view] | Antonio De Rosa |
| [view] | Yuri Kolomeyko |
| [view] | Craig Jones |
| [view] | Olivier Ruel |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel |
| [view] | Sigurd Eskeland made a good start, winning his first round |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson is here to win but got smashed in the first round |
| [view] | Being featured so early in the day, the cost of being famous: Ben Ronaldson versus Sigurd Eskeland |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter, Norwegian star from the seventies, according to some |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter versus Antonino De Rosa in the first round of the day |
| [view] | Antonino De Rosa is one out of three Italian players here today that plays on an international level next to Luca Chiera and Andrea Passelli |
