1999 European Cross Country Championships
Organisers	EAA
Edition	6th
Date	12 December
Host city	Velenje, Slovenia
Events	4
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The 6th European Cross Country Championships were held at Velenje in Slovenia on 12 December 1999. Paulo Guerra took his third title in the men's competition and Anita Weyermann won the women's race.

Pos.	Runners	Time
	Paulo Guerra	32:45
	Eduardo Henriques	32:50
	Jon Brown	33:32
4.	Mustapha El Ahmadi	33:41
5.	Domingos Castro	33:44
6.	Claes Nyberg	33:46
7.	Serhiy Lebid	33:50
8.	Umberto Pusterla	33:53

79 runners finished

Pos.	Team	Points
	United Kingdom Jon Brown Karl Keska Dominic Bannister Keith Cullen	35
	Portugal Paulo Guerra Eduardo Henriques Domingos Castro Vítor Almeida	41
	France Mustapha El Ahmadi Lahbib Hanini Augusto Gomes Laurent Vapaille	58
4.	Italy	71
5.	Ireland	94
6.	Spain	107
7.	Belgium	125
8.	Romania	131

Total 15 teams

Pos.	Runners	Time
	Anita Weyermann	18:53
	Constantina Diţă	19:01
	Olivera Jevtić	19:03
4.	Liz Yelling	19:06
5.	Tatyana Tomashova	19:09
6.	Rakiya Maraoui-Quetier	19:09
7.	Margarita Marusova	19:10
8.	Fatima Yvelain	19:14

58 runners finished

Pos.	Team	Points
	France Rakiya Maraoui-Quetier Fatima Yvelain Fatima Hajjami	34
	Romania Constantina Diţă Iulia Olteanu Lelia Papură	35
	Portugal Helena Sampaio Marina Bastos Analídia Torre	39
4.	United Kingdom	41
5.	Italy	63
6.	Ireland	67
7.	Belgium	82
8.	Spain	88

Total 12 teams

Pos.	Runners	Time
	Hans Janssens	23:00
	Guillaume Eraud	23:12
	Turo Inkiläinen	23:12
4.	Martin Pröll	23:15
5.	Mo Farah	23:18
6.	Carlo Schuff	23:19
7.	Gunnar Osmundsen	23:20
8.	Gary Murray	23:23

Pos.	Team	Points
	United Kingdom	26
	France	38
	Ireland	43
4.	Portugal	45
5.	Germany	54
6.	Austria	81
7.	Spain	89
8.	Italy	99

Pos.	Runners	Time
	Inês Monteiro	12:48
	Nicola Spirig	12:55
	Ane Marie Moutsinga	13:02
4.	Türkan Erişmiş	13:07
5.	Kim Offergeld	13:09
6.	Sebile Bekele Özyurt	13:10
7.	Minna Myllykoski	13:10
8.	Jéssica Augusto	13:11

Pos.	Team	Points
	Turkey	27
	Portugal	32
	Belgium	34
4.	Switzerland	40
5.	Romania	49
6.	Finland	68
7.	United Kingdom	79
8.	Italy	92

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