Kramer, who has four Olympic gold medals, was victorious in the 5,000 metres event yesterday and today won the 1,500m in 1min 45.91secs at the Ritten Arena.

His second place finish in the 10,000m with a time of 13:26.88 was enough to give him the allround title. 

This was the tenth of his career, making him only the second athlete to win 10 European skating titles in a specific event, behind Russia's Irina Rodnina who won 11 golds in the pairs event in figure skating.

Kramer's compatriot Roest was the winner of the 10,000m with a time of 13:26.458, enough for him to finish second overall.

Norway's Sverre Lunde Pedersen came third.

Austria's Vanessa Herzog secured her second women's 500m gold of the event, winning in a track record of 37.629.

Russia's Olga Fatkulina got silver with 38.056, while her compatriot Daria Kachanova took bronze in 38.228.

Kachanova was then successful in the 1,000m however, winning the race for the second time with a track record and personal best of 1:15.219.

Jutta Leerdam of The Netherlands finished second in 1:15.766 while Herzog was third with 1:15.891. 

These results saw Herzog claim the women's sprint title, with Kachanova second and Fatkulina third. 

Today's action in Italy concluded the European Championships, with the ISU World Cup season resuming in Norway from February 1 to 3.