The Germans claimed the men's, women's and team gold medals in Ebreichsdorf in Austria.

Silvia Stopazzini and Lorenzo Lupacchini of Italy briefly halted the Germans' dominance with the pas de deux gold.

Germany's Kristina Boe put on a dominant display throughout the women's individual competition to win her first ever Championship gold medal.

It was a title that had evaded Germany for almost 10 years but Boe sealed gold on a total score of 8,398 points.

The silver medal was won by fellow German Sarah Kay, who scored 8,121 points, while Switzerland’s Nadja Büttiker took the bronze medal on 8,090.

FEI World Cup 2017 winner Anna Cavallaro of Italy just missed out on the medals, finishing in fourth on 7,947 points.

Erik Oese fought off tough competition in the highly competitive men's category to win another gold medal for Germany on 8,232.

His compatriot and 2015 European champion Jannis Drewell claimed the silver medal on 8,148 points, while Frenchman Clément Taillez won his first ever individual medal, taking bronze with 8,078.

Stopazzini and Lupacchini, the 2017 World Cup winners, briefly halted the German dominance as they won their country's maiden pas de deux senior medal on 8,840 points. 

Germany's Theresa-Sophie Bresch and Torben Jacobs scored 8,606 points to win silver in front of compatriots Timo Gerdes and Jolina Ossenberg-Engels, who secured bronze on 8,210.

The Championships then concluded with the team competition.

Germany performed an outstanding final freestyle routine scoring 8,419 points, returning them to the top of the podium.

Switzerland, who had briefly held the lead earlier in the competition, finished narrowly behind on 8,407 points.

Hosts Austria clinched the bronze medal with a score of 8,164 points.