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European Athletics will offer live streaming with English-language commentary from at least nine of the 2023 World Athletics Indoor Tour Silver and Bronze meetings. Next: Hvězdy v Nehvizdech, Nehvizdy (CZE) - a specialist field events meeting - on Tuesday 31 January.

Hvězdy v Nehvizdech, Nehvizdy (CZE) - World Athletics Indoor Tour

Final entries published for ECCC Cross Country in Oropesa del Mar

Ukraine flag flies high in Cottbus with Mahuchikh and Gerashchenko 1-2

De Smet highlights CMCM Indoor Meeting with a breakthrough 1:45.04 800m

Asher-Smith impresses with 7.09 season’s opener over 60m in Jablonec

Treble European champion Bol to headline the 400m in Metz

European Athletics to offer extensive World Athletics Indoor Tour streaming in 2023

Ingebrigtsen to target his tenth European senior title in Istanbul

Jakob Ingebrigtsen has mapped out his competitive plans for the upcoming indoor season which will conclude at the Istanbul 2023 European Athletics Indoor Championships from 2-5 March.
Ingebrigtsen is yet to confirm which distance - or distances - he will contest but the Norwegian could very possibly take his tally of European senior titles into double digits at the age of 22.
In his last competitive appearance, Ingebrigtsen retained his European cross country title in La Mandria Park on the outskirts of Turin in December which brought his title count across all surfaces and distances up to nine.
Aside from his cross country exploits, Ingebrigtsen has won the 1500m and 5000m titles at the last two European Athletics Championships as well as three gold medals at the European Athletics Indoor Championships.
At the last edition in Torun 2021, Ingebrigtsen made history by becoming the first male athlete to win the 1500/3000m titles at the same edition. 
After avenging his defeat to home favourite Marcin Lewandowski from 2019 in the 1500m, Ingebrigtsen easily retained his title in the 3000m, covering the last 1500m in a blitzing 3:39.95.
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Ahead of the European Athletics Indoor Championships, Ingebrigtsen has two races on his itinerary: the 1500m in Lievin on 15 February and the 3000m in Madrid on 22 February.
Ingebrigtsen set the first world record of his career in Lievin last February when he became the first athlete in history to break the 3:31-barrier indoors with 3:30.60 for 1500m.
<h2>Ingebrigtsen's nine European titles</h2>
European Athletics Championships
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<li>1500m - 2018</li>
<li>5000m - 2018</li>
<li>1500m - 2022</li>
<li>5000m - 2022</li>
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European Athletics Indoor Championships
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<li>3000m - 2019</li>
<li>1500m - 2021</li>
<li>3000m - 2021</li>
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SPAR European Cross Country Championships
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<li>Senior men's 10km - 2021</li>
<li>Senior men's 9.6km - 2022</li>
</ul>
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Miltiadis Tentoglou has outlined his competitive schedule for the upcoming indoor season which will culminate at the Istanbul 2023 European Athletics Indoor Championships in 2-5 March.
After retaining his European outdoor long jump title in Munich last summer, Tentoglou will seek to become the first male athlete to win three successive European indoor titles in his discipline in championship history.
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Tentoglou won the last two European indoor titles ahead of his Swedish rival and friend Thobias Montler who also had to settle for silver behind Tentoglou at both the World Athletics Indoor Championships and European Athletics Championships in 2022.&nbsp;
After his defeat to Tentoglou in Belgrade, Montler said sportingly: &ldquo;Some day I think it's going to be possible to beat Tentoglou but always at the big championships he pulls out the best one. He is so mentally strong.&rdquo;
Fittingly, Tentoglou will clash with Montler on his season&rsquo;s debut in the Gothenburg Games on 2 February, a World Athletics Indoor Tour Challenger meeting.
The 24-year-old also has appearances at the World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold meetings in Torun (8 February), Lievin (15 February) and Madrid (22 February) on the itinerary as well as an appearance on home soil at the Greek Indoor Championships in Athens on 18-19 February.
Tentoglou won his two European indoor titles with leaps of 8.38m and 8.35m respectively but he extended his indoor lifetime best out to 8.55m to win gold at the World Indoor Championships in Belgrade to move to equal third on the European indoor all-time list behind Sebastian Bayer (8.71m) and the late Yago Lamela (8.56m).

Tentoglou maps out his competitive schedule en route to Istanbul

German sprint hurdler Cindy Roleder, 33, has announced she will retire from athletics at the end of the indoor season.
Roleder&rsquo;s last confirmed appearance will be in the 60m hurdles at the German Indoor Championships in Dortmund on 18-19 February but she will postpone her retirement if she makes the German team for the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Istanbul from 2-5 March.
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"It&rsquo;s to say goodbye. After the indoor season I will be quitting my athletics career. With the upcoming competitions, I want to say goodbye to the track and experience the emotions, the thrill and the adrenaline again.&nbsp;
"I am proud of what I have achieved and am now looking forward to my sporting retirement and a completely different life outside of competitive sport," said Roleder in a post on Instagram.&nbsp;
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Roleder won the 60m hurdles title at the 2017 European Indoor Championships in Belgrade before putting up a staunch defence of her title two years later, winning silver in Glasgow behind Nadine Visser from the Netherlands.
The German also won three medals in the outdoor equivalent at the European Athletics Championships. She became the first German winner of the European 100m hurdles title since reunification in Amsterdam 2016 and she won bronze medals either side of that triumph in 2014 and 2018 respectively.
Initially, Roleder was hoping to bid a timely farewell to competition on home soil at the 2022 European Athletics Championships in Munich but the German was forced to abandon her summer season after a coronavirus infection - and some ensuing complications with her liver - left her bereft of form.
"The thought of quitting was already developing; I then made the decision for myself but I was the most successful German hurdles sprinter, so I have to finish my career well," said Roleder as quoted by Leichtathletik.de.
Aside from her multiple European accolades, Roleder also reached the podium on the global stage at the 2015 World Athletics Championships in Beijing where she was a surprise silver medallist in the 100m hurdles in a still-standing lifetime best of 12.59.
And to underline her reputation as a championship performer, seven of Roleder&rsquo;s nine fastest times in the 100m hurdles were all set in major championships.
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<li><a href="https://www.european-athletics.com/historical-data/athletes/_/14279423" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Cindy Roleder athlete profile</a></li>
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Roleder to hang up her spikes at the end of the indoor season

Final entries for this year&rsquo;s European Champion Clubs Cup Cross Country, which will be staged in the Spanish town of Oropesa del Mar on Sunday 5 February have been published and can be found <a title="Entries" href="https://downloads.european-athletics.com/7d8a56c3-3861-4c25-9bbd-617b024e80c4/ECCC%20XC%202023%20-%20Final%20Entries%20-%20Athletes%20List%20By%20Event.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
In total, 399 athletes from 77 clubs representing 22 countries are entered and will participate in one of the longest-standing and most established cross country fixtures on the calendar.
The ECCC Cross Country will celebrate its 58th edition this year, after being inaugurated in Arlon, Belgium 1962 and nowadays comprises of separate competitions for U20, senior men&rsquo;s and women&rsquo;s teams representing the national cross country champion and vice-champion clubs of European Athletics Member Federations. The latest addition to the timetable is a mixed relay which was added to the programme for the first time in 2022.
Last year&rsquo;s individual winners in Oeiras, Portugal were Burundi&rsquo;s Rodrigue Kwizera and Ethiopia&rsquo;s Likina Amebaw who both wore the vest of Spanish club Playas de Castellon, and the latter also led her team to victory.
The host club Playas de Castell&oacute;n will put out strong teams in all five races and be defending its continental titles in both the senior women's and mixed relay events.&nbsp;
After all the medals have been presented and the national anthems finished, the final event of the day will be the Total Runner 5K which is designed to be a open trail/cross country race over the same course as used earlier in the day for the five ECCC Cross Country races.
To mark 10 days to go to ECCC, the Castell&oacute;n Provincial Council&nbsp; hosted the press conference on Thursday and the Castell&oacute;n Provincial Council Presdient, Jos&eacute; Mart&iacute;, highlighted the Provincial Council's "firm commitment to sport" and celebrated that "big sporting events put the province on the map."
European Athletics was been represented by Jose Lu&iacute;s de Carlos, European Athletics Honorary Council Member and Project Leader of the event, who has placed special emphasis on the support of local, provincial and regional institutions in developing a first-class event. More details from the press conference (in Spanish) can be found <a title="Press conference details" href="https://atletismecastello.es/presentacion-del-campeonato-de-europa-de-cross-por-clubes/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here.</a>
Full details of the event, including course maps and timetable, can be found <a title="Competition page" href=" https://www.european-athletics.com/competitions/eccc-cross-country/team-media-information" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
The 2023 ECCC Cross Country will be live streamed on the European Athletics <a title="YouTube" href="https://www.youtube.com/user/EuropeanAthletics" target="_blank" rel="noopener">YouTube channel</a>.

Ukraine&rsquo;s Yaroslava Mahuchikh and Iryna Gerashchenko went 1-2 at the last European Athletics Indoor Championships in 2021 and history repeated itself at the 2023 Internationales Springer-Meeting in the German city of Cottbus on Wednesday night.
The World Athletics Indoor Tour Bronze meeting saw Mahuchikh duplicate her victory and winning height of 1.98m from the last edition of the meeting in 2020.
The 21-year-old reigning European champion, indoors and out, was flawless up to 1.98m; clearing all four of her heights up to this point and feeling confident enough to go straight from 1.90m to 1.96m en route to the deciding bar.
After a comfortable clearance at 1.98m to clinch the win, Mahuchikh then had the bar raised to a world-leading height &ndash; and meeting record-equalling mark &ndash;&nbsp; of 2.02m but notched up her first failures of the night although she had three more-than-respectable attempts.
However, despite Mahuchikh's dominance, all credit should go to her friend and compatriot Gerashchenko who matched her up to 1.96m, just two centimetres below the latter&rsquo;s indoor personal best, albeit after flirting with danger when needing three attempts to clear both 1.87m and 1.93m.
The Ukraine pair have now finished 1-2 in the same order as Cottbus in their last three encounters, and no less than 10 times in their 37 competitive encounters &ndash; with Mahuchikh having a 31-6 head-to-head-record.
They are scheduled to meet several more times during the indoor season across the next six weeks, not least at the Banskobystrick&aacute; latka &ndash; the famed indoor high jump meeting in the Slovak town of Banska Bystrica &ndash; on 14 February and the <a href="https://www.european-athletics.com/competitions/european-athletics-indoor-championships/overview" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Istanbul 2023 European Athletics Indoor Championships</a>, which will be held between 2-5 March.
Full results of the meeting can be found <a href="https://www.springermeeting-cottbus.de/ergebnisse/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
European Athletics is live streaming at least nine of the World Athletics Indoor Tour Silver and Bronze meetings this winter, as part of &lsquo;The Road to Istanbul&rsquo;. The next scheduled broadcast is the Hvězdy v Nehvizdech meeting, a specialist field events meeting, in the Czech town of Nehvizdy on Tuesday 31 January.
 
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Last year&rsquo;s European Athlete of the Year Femke Bol from the Netherlands has been announced for the Metz Moselle Athlelor, a World Athletics Indoor Tour Silver meeting, on 11 February.
The Metz Moselle Athlelor is one of the nine confirmed World Athletics Indoor Tour Silver and Bronze meetings in Europe which will be streamed live on the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@EuropeanAthletics" target="_blank" rel="noopener">European Athletics YouTube channel.&nbsp;</a>
Bol will race over 400m in Metz where she faces a field which includes her training partner Anna Kielbasinska from Poland, the bronze medallist behind Bol in this event at the European Athletics Championships in Munich.
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The treble European champion will be seeking her fourth successive victory in Metz on the road to a possible appearance at the Istanbul 2023 European Athletics Indoor Championships from 2-5 March.
Bol opened her year at this meeting last year, taking the victory over 400m in 50.71. The Dutchwoman went on to amass an incredible seven major medals over the course of three championships in 2022, including gold medals in the 400m, 400m hurdles and 4x400m in Munich.
Her training partner Lieke Klaver, who was also part of the Dutch 4x400m gold medal-winning team in Munich, will contest the 200m in Metz where she faces European bronze medallist Ida Karstoft from Denmark.
The men&rsquo;s 400m will be another of the highlights of the programme. The line-up includes Dutchmen Liemarvin Bonevacia and Jochem Dobber up against European U23 400m champion Ricky Petrucciani from Switzerland and Belgians Alexander Doom and Julien Watrin.

New Year is the traditional time to look back on the 12 months that have just gone by and the year still to come, and I can say that, as I reflect on what has happened in 2022 and look forward to 2023, I feel very happy in so many respects.
After the challenges of the previous two years, 2022 was perhaps the best year in the history of European Athletics.
The Munich 2022 European Athletics Championships were an outstanding success with terrific performances from the continent&rsquo;s top stars, including 11 championships records and 28 national records, a full Olympic Stadium most evenings and outstanding TV audiences around the world.
The successes of Munich were replicated to one degree or another with all our other principal events staged across Europe during the last 12 months and so I would like to say a big thank you to the organisers and hosts of the following:
<ul>
<li>Leiria 2022 European Throwing Cup</li>
<li>Pace 2022 European 10,000m Cup</li>
<li>El Paso 2022 European Athletics Off-Road Running Championships</li>
<li>Jerusalem 2022 European Athletics U18 Championships</li>
<li>Piemonte-La Mandria Park SPAR European Cross Country Championships</li>
</ul>
I am very proud of what European Athletics and our extended family in our Member Federations has been able to achieve in 2022.
One of the key missions of European Athletics is to deliver events that provide a focal point for our sport in Europe and reach into the hearts of the communities where they take place, and I believe that last year we did exactly that.
Keeping that frame of mind, it is worth noting that at our European Running Business Conference in September we were able to announce that there will be an inaugural European Running Championships in 2025 which will have an important mass participation element, and which will engage thousands of runners of all abilities.
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2022 also saw many important initiatives extended &ndash; such as our work with sustainability and safeguarding to name just a few &ndash; and these will hopefully have a long-lasting impact on our sport, especially with regards to how it will grow and how it is perceived in an ever-changing world.
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Commercially, 2022 saw European Athletics continue its association with all our existing partners and we were able to welcome several new ones to our fold.
Sadly, the defining global event of the year was the war in Ukraine.
However, European Athletics responded admirable to its tragic consequences by giving all the support possible to Ukraine athletes and its federation, and I salute all those other Member Federations who responded with unstinting and selfless generosity with their own support for Ukraine in this appalling situation.
Finally, looking back, I would like to congratulate our European Athletes of the Year Armand Duplantis, Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Femke Bol who were crowned at the Golden Tracks award night in October.
They were worthy winners in a year replete with many other outstanding contenders for such an honour and it gratifies me to be able to say that all three are not only outstanding exponents of our sport on the track but role models for the next generation off it.
Looking ahead to 2023, the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Istanbul, Turkey on 2-5 March are barely two months away and they will raise the curtain on an important year of events.
In the summer, European athletes will once again aim to succeed on a global stage with the World Athletics Championships returning to our continent and taking place in Budapest during August.
Before then we have the European Athletics Team Championships in Silesia, Poland between 20-25 June with a new format as part of the European Games which will see all the divisions contested at the same venue during the same week.
This summer we also have the European Athletics U23 Championships in Espoo, Finland on 13-16 July then the following month we return to Jerusalem for the European Athletics U20 Championships on 7-10 August. In addition, I believe in 2023 we will see many of our development initiatives having ever more tangible results which can only be good for our sport and enhance our core value of athletics being Your Sport For Life.
For contributing to all of our events and off-the-track programmes, which are too numerous to list in detail here but collectively show the vast scope of European Athletics activities, I would like to say a big thank you to all the officials and volunteers in so many local and local and national organisations, most of whom give their time freely and without much individual recognition, but without whom our wonderful sport simply couldn&rsquo;t happen in any meaningful way, European Athletics and Member Federations&rsquo; staff and partners and, of course, the athletes themselves for making our sport so special.
Let me conclude by wishing all of you a healthy, enjoyable, and successful 2023. Happy New Year!
Dobromir Karamarinov European Athletics President

European Athletics President's 2023 New Year Message

European Athletics would like to send its deepest condolences to the family of its former General Secretary Till Lufft, who died on Tuesday (20) just one day after his 82nd birthday.
Lufft served as the European Athletics General Secretary from January 1996 until November 2005, the first full-time officer in the role.
In addition to helping deliver the Budapest 1998 and Munich 2002 European Athletics Championships, he was responsible for a period significant growth in the organisation during the 10 years he was the principal executive officer &ndash; both in terms of personnel and activities &ndash; and oversaw the move of the European Athletics headquarters from Darmstadt, Germany to its current location in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Prior to taking up his role with European Athletics, Lufft was the general secretary of the German University Sports Federation for more than 20 years from 1974 until 1995.
He maintained his connection with collegiate sport throughout his life and was the FISU (International University Sports Federation) Technical Delegate for Athletics for many years until his late 70s.
Lufft was born on 19 December 1940 in Zurich, Switzerland and grew up in the German city of Braunschweig before studying law at the University of G&ouml;ttingen and during his time there he won the German universities 3000m steeplechase title in 1966.
He was also an excellent hockey player and cross country skier, playing in the top flight of German hockey for BTHC Braunschweig and, after moving to Damstadt to complete his legal training in 1970, was part of the ASC Darmstadt team that won the German cross country skiing team relay title in 1974.
Tributes have been to Lufft by many people who knew him, including European Athletics President Dobromir Karamarinov.
&ldquo;Till was a very important person in the growth and modernisation of European Athletics. His vision and abilities during the period he was General Secretary helped establish European Athletics as one of the leading continental sports federations,&rdquo; reflected Karamarinov.
&ldquo;He will be remembered not only for his organisational and professional abilities but also his warm personality and love of our sport. He was always a very welcome guest at all our events after his retirement and he will be sadly missed. European Athletics mourn his passing.&rdquo; Lufft was awarded the European Athletics Plaque of Merit upon his retirement in 2005.

Former European Athletics General Secretary Till Lufft dies at the age of 82

The December 2022 issue of the European Athletics biannual newsletter Inside Track has been published. It can be viewed as an online interactive flipping book <a href="https://online.flippingbook.com/view/90443787/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a> or downloaded as a pdf file <a href="https://downloads.european-athletics.com/0f20c409-0709-4eba-910a-554efb5d2370/Inside Track Dec 2022_web.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
This issue looks back over a momentous last five months which included the Munich 2022 Athletics Championships, arguably the best ever edition of the continent's most important athletics competition. The European Athletics family gathered in the Estonian capital of Tallinn in October for the annual Goden Tracks Awards evening, as always a spectacular and glittering affair, which this year saw Arman Duplantis, Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Femke Bol&nbsp; crowned as the European Athletes of the Year, while fellow European champions Mykolas Alekna and Elina Tzengko were announced as the 2022 Rising Stars.&nbsp;
This issue also has news about the 2022 Young Leaders Forum, the European Running Business Conference and European Athletics' extension&nbsp; of its hugely important safeguarding initiative. Once again, this issue of Inside Track has been enhanced by the inclusion of video content bringing to life many of the magic moments that have been written about within the pages of the newsletter.

December 2022 issue of Inside Track now available to download

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