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Former world and European triple jump champion Olha Saladukha has formally retired from athletics at the age of 38.
But the Ukrainian is still keeping herself involved in athletics. Saladukha said goodbye and passed the baton to the next generation at the &lsquo;White Panther Cup&rsquo; in Kyiv on Saturday (22), a competition which she helped to organise.&nbsp;
The competition for young athletes was also attended by well-known names in Ukrainian athletics including 2008 European heptathlon champion Nataliya Dobrynska and 2017 world high jump silver medallist Yuliya Levchenko.
Saladukha won three successive European titles in the triple jump between 2010 and 2014 and the Ukrainian achieved her lifetime best of 14.99m to secure gold for the second time in 2012 in Helsinki, five weeks before she stood on the podium at the 2012 Olympic Games in London with bronze.
But Saladukha does have a global title to accompany her trio of European gold medals. Saladukha struck gold at the 2011 World Athletics Championships in Daegu before putting up a staunch defence of her title two years later when she claimed bronze in Moscow behind Colombia&rsquo;s Caterine Ibarguen who would succeed Saladukha as the event&rsquo;s dominant figure.
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Saladukha&rsquo;s career at the highest level spanned more than a decade. She recorded fifth-place finishes at the World Athletics Championships some 12 years apart in 2007 and 2019 before bowing out on the global stage at the postponed Tokyo Olympics, her fourth successive Olympic appearance.
After drawing a line on her lucrative and illustrious international career, Saladukha has since turned her focus to organising the &lsquo;White Panther Cup,&rsquo; a jumps-only event for young athletes who were born between 2007 and 2010. Saladukha hopes it will become a permanent fixture on the Ukrainian athletics calendar.&nbsp;
&ldquo;I wanted to pass the baton. I wanted to do it beautifully, solemnly and I want to motivate children to go in for sports, to show that it really opens doors. And so this idea was born. Before the Olympics, journalists called me a white panther. And so the name was born. I hope that this tournament will be international, that it will become a tradition,&rdquo; said Saladukha.
And while Saladukha has officially hung up her spikes, there could be family representation in the years to come. One of the winners at the White Panther Cup was her daughter Diana who won the U14 high jump with 1.45m.

Three-time European champion Saladukha announces retirement

It was a brilliant night for Swedish athletics at the Swedish Sports Awards on Monday (17) evening which was capped by Armand Duplantis being crowned Sportsman of the Year for the third time.
Still only 22, Duplantis added the European indoor and Olympic gold medals to his rapidly growing list of accolades. His consistency at the highest level was also unparalleled as he cleared 6.00m or higher in 12 of his 17 competitions in 2021.
Duplantis was shortlisted alongside fellow Olympic champion Daniel Stahl who won the discus title in Tokyo, Olympic equestrian champion Peder Fredricson and world champion speed skater Nils van der Poel.&nbsp;&nbsp;
&ldquo;First, I want to say thank you to the Swedish people. You mean so much to me. Everyone has supported me so much and I am so grateful. I want to make you proud. And I will continue to do so.&nbsp;
&ldquo;In 2021 it was my biggest goal to take the Olympic gold. Representing Sweden was an honour and I am so happy that I was able to win for you,&rdquo; said Duplantis who also paid tribute to his parents Greg and Helena who also serve as his coaches.
&ldquo;I want to say thank you to my mum and dad. They are the best and they have been since the beginning.&rdquo;
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The Coach of the Year award went to Vesteinn Hafsteinsson who coached Stahl and Simon Pettersson to gold and silver respectively in the discus at the Tokyo Olympics. His stable of athletes also includes Fanny Roos who won silver in the shot put at the 2021 European Indoor Championships.
&ldquo;I was very moved when I received this award. Since I was a little boy, I have dreamed of becoming a coach,&rdquo; said Hafsteinsson who competed for Iceland in the discus at four editions of the Olympic Games.&nbsp;
Maja Askag was also named Newcomer of the Year across all sports after her breakout season which saw her scoop the long jump and triple jump titles at both the European Athletics U20 Championships in Tallinn and one month later at the World Athletics U20 Championships in Nairobi.
Askag, who jumped a marginally wind-aided 6.80m to win the long jump title in Tallinn and has already surpassed the 14 metre-line in the triple jump as well, is still planning to combine both events for the foreseeable.
&ldquo;There are many who ask, we will see. Right now it works well but in the future we will see if the body lasts, it is very individual. For some, it lasts a lifetime while others feel they have to choose, so we'll see,&rdquo; she said.
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Duplantis is Sweden's Sportsman of the Year for the third time

Karsten Warholm was named Norwegian Sportsman of the Year across all sports at the annual Idrettsgala which was held in Oslo on Saturday (8).
The Olympic 400m hurdles champion and world record-holder, who hasn&rsquo;t been beaten in his specialist event since 2018, beat out a strong field of 12 aspirants for the accolade which included fellow Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Norway has developed into something more than just a winter nation. I think that's cool. Many over the years thought that it is difficult in Norway to develop in summer sports but we see that as long as many are creative and motivated and have the right people around them, you can do most things,&rdquo; said Warholm.
Warholm paid tribute to his family, his club Dimna IL as well as his coach Leif Olav Alnes in his acceptance speech and he also came away from the night with some silverware after being named Coach of the Year.
"There is incredibly strong competition. It's almost sad that only one person gets the award. I have to thank the jury, because they have a terribly difficult task,&rdquo; said Alnes, who was nominated for the accolade alongside the likes of Gjert Ingebrigtsen, coach and father of the Ingebrigtsen brothers
However, Jakob Ingebrigtsen did come away with the Athletes&rsquo; Prize, an award which is voted for exclusively by around 250 of Norway&rsquo;s leading sportspeople across all disciplines.&nbsp;
Ingebrigtsen is currently training at high altitude in Spain and couldn&rsquo;t accept the award in person but he expressed his gratitude to everyone who voted for him.
Visually-impaired sprinter Salum Kashafali, who won T12 100m gold at the Tokyo Paralympics and has also competed for Norway in able-bodied competitions, was also named Para Athlete of the Year.

Warholm crowned 2021 Norwegian Sportsman of the Year

Host nation Scotland will be looking to impress in front of their own fans in the DNA indoor international in Glasgow on Saturday 5 February not least because they have been able to name Tokyo Olympic Games 1500m silver medallist Laura Muir in their team.
Muir will be Scotland&rsquo;s team captain in a venue and on a track she is very familiar with. She won over 1500m and 3000m at the 2019 European Athletics Indoor Championships in the Emirates Arena which utilises a <a href="https://www.mondoworldwide.com/emea/en/sport/track-and-field/hydraulic-track/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">hydraulic banked athletics track installed by European Athletics Partner Mondo</a>.
Although all her major championship medals have come over 1500m and 3000m, Muir also has considerable pedigree over 800m. In 2021, at the Diamond League meeting in Monaco, she reduced her personal best with a Scottish record 1:56.73 and she currently stands at number three on the British all-time list.
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With Muir contesting the individual race over four laps of the track, Scotland have entrusted the important opening leg of The Hunt, which is also over 800m, to the talented Jenny Selman who made a big breakthrough last year and improved her best to 2:01.64.
Along with Muir, Scotland&rsquo;s best bet for maximum points in the ten events that precede The Hunt could be in the high jump with Will Grimsey.
Grimsey showed his competitive mettle last summer when he made his British senior international debut in the European Athletics Team Championships Super League and jumped 2.24m for second place, just one centimetre short of the Loughborough University history graduate&rsquo;s best.
The full Scotland team can be seen <a href="https://www.scottishathletics.org.uk/dna-team/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
More details about the DNA indoor international in Glasgow on Saturday 5 February, a World Athletics Indoor Tour Bronze meeting, can be found <a href="https://dna.run/dna-indoor-2022-glasgow/">here</a>&nbsp;on&nbsp;<a href="https://dna.run/">dna.run</a>.

Scotland name team for DNA indoor international on home soil

Olympic 400m hurdles bronze medallist Femke Bol from the Netherlands will open her indoor season at the Meeting Metz Metropole on 12 February, a World Athletics Indoor Tour silver meeting.
Bol won the 400m in Metz last year in a meeting record of 50.81 as part of an unbeaten indoor campaign which concluded with two gold medals at the Torun 2021 European Athletics Indoor Championships. Bol ducked under the 51 second-barrier in her five finals and ultimately whittled her national record down to 50.63 in the European indoor final in Torun.&nbsp;
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Bol is planning to return to Torun some 10 days later for the Copernicus Cup on 22 February before she competes at the Dutch Indoor Championships on 26 February ahead of the World Indoor Championships in Belgrade on 18-20 March.
The men&rsquo;s 400m could serve as the de facto Dutch Indoor Championships. All five athletes who ran in the heats and final of their silver medal-winning team at the Tokyo Olympics - Ramsey Angela, Terrence Agard, Liemarvin Bonevacia, Jochem Dobber and Tony Van Diepen - are all due to compete.
Olympic and European long jump champion Miltiadis Tentoglou from Greece is also confirmed while European outdoor champion Pascal Martinot-Lagarde goes head-to-head with French teammate Wilhem Belocian in the 60m hurdles.&nbsp;

Bol to open her 2022 indoor campaign in Metz

Shot putter Scott Lincoln will lead the England team at the DNA indoor international in Glasgow, Scotland on Saturday 5 February.
Lincoln sent his implement out to an indoor best of 20.73m at the BoXX United Manchester World Indoor Tour on Saturday, the first of 14 Silver meetings to be held in Europe this winter,&nbsp;to move up to fourth on the UK indoor rankings. He is the leading European in his event at this early stage in the indoor season.
England, as might be expected, have put together a strong mixed gender squad of nine men and nine women to contest the first indoor international using the innovative Dynamic New Athletics format.
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Like Lincoln, long jumper Abigail Irozuru was a Tokyo Olympian, making the final in the Japanese capital and has proven herself to be a big-time competitor by making the finals of several other major international competitions.
Irozuru will probably start as the favourite to take maximum points in her specialist event.
She is accompanied in the England team by her Sale Manchester Harriers clubmate, sprinter Andrew Robertson, triumphed in his opening competition of the season in his home arena last weekend.
Robertson, now 31, just missed out on a 60m medal when finishing fourth at the 2021 European Athletics Indoor Championships last March and started his year well with a time of 6.60.
Cameron Fillery fared less well in Manchester when he was disqualified the 60m hurdles final but the 2019 European U23 110m hurdles bronze medallist should provide a stern test for the rest of the six-man field over the barriers in Glasgow.
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England&rsquo;s Team Leader and three-time Olympic medallist Kelly Sotherton said: "The event promises to be exciting and action-packed and it&rsquo;s great that we&rsquo;re able to provide another opportunity for athletes to compete in an England vest in front of fans at the Emirates Arena. It&rsquo;s been a while since we&rsquo;ve seen high-class indoor track and field with supporters present. Hopefully the competition can inspire some future athletics stars watching on, ahead of what is going to be a huge summer for the sport.&rdquo;
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The DNA indoor international is a six-sided competition: England v Scotland v Wales v Ireland v Spain v Portugal and also a World Athletics Indoor Tour Bronze meeting.
The full England team is:
Shot Put Scott Lincoln
Long Jump Abigail Irozuru
High&nbsp;Jump Divine Duruaku
60m Desiree Henry, Andy Robertson
60m Hurdles Alicia Barrett, Cameron Fillery
800m Anna Clark
Mixed 2x2x200m Tom Somers, Amy Hillyard
Mixed 4x400m Susanna Banjo, Hannah Kelly, Ben Higgins, James Williams
The Hunt (800m women, 600m men, 400m women, 200m men) Beatrix Wraith, Dominic Walton, Yemi Mary John, Joe Ferguson
More details about the DNA indoor international in Glasgow on Saturday 5 February can be found <a href="https://dna.run/dna-indoor-2022-glasgow/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>&nbsp;on&nbsp;<a href="https://dna.run/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dna.run</a>.

Scott Lincoln to captain England's team at the DNA indoor international

As we welcome in 2022, all of us feeling optimistic with our own dreams and aspirations, it would be remiss of me not to take a brief look back at the past year and the many sporting achievements and highlights for European Athletics.
We all knew that 2021 was still going to be a challenging year affected by the continuation of the coronavirus pandemic; nevertheless, we set ourselves some high targets which were, to a greater degree, achieved.
The year started with the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland and went on to see a full set of Team Championships as well as the U20 and U23 Championships over the summer.
Our major events concluded last month with a hugely successful SPAR European Cross Country Championships in Fingal-Dublin, Ireland. We hosted spectators at those events where they were allowed, and delivered safe and secure sporting environments for our top European athletes to showcase their talents.
For this, a huge note of thanks goes to all the contributing local organising committees, officials, volunteers, European Athletics and Member Federations&rsquo; staff and partners and, of course, the athletes themselves for their hard work, perseverance and dedication to our sport.
I truly believe that we have come through 2021 significantly stronger and more united than we were 12 months ago.
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Allow me here a small personal note of congratulations to our two European Athletes of the Year &ndash; both of whom were world record breakers and Olympic gold medallists in 2021 &ndash; Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands and Karsten Warholm of Norway.
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Now we begin 2022 with a fresh set of challenges and opportunities on the horizon, not least because Covid has not yet disappeared and we must to adapt to this reality.
Changes to the international athletics calendar forced on our sport by the pandemic mean that this year we will have an unprecedented three major outdoor athletics competitions back-to-back.
In a period of just under six weeks over this summer, the World Athletics Championships will take place from 15 -24 July in Oregon, USA followed by athletics at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, Great Britain from 30 July-7 August, and the year will culminate with our own Munich 2022 European Athletics Championships from 15-21 August.
Athletics fans will be served up with a feast of top-class action across their TV screens in a series of must-watch events . This is a challenge from an organisational point of view for athletes but, I believe, it is also a huge opportunity for our sport in Europe to prosper and engage the public like never before.
As President of European Athletics I will do my utmost to make sure that we support our athletes with everything that they may need via our Member Federations, so that they can compete at their very best as athletics takes centre stage at the second edition of the multi-sports European Championships in Munich next summer.
For European Athletics this means continuing the work with our Member Federations in important areas such as our series of leadership programmes, on sustainability &ndash; which is quite rightly, in my view, becoming an increasingly important element for event hosts &ndash; as well as the crucial area of safeguarding which is so important for the future generation of young athletes.
Talking of the future generations the European Athletics U18 Championships takes place in Jerusalem, Israel from 4-7 July and will be yet another highlight of this coming summer&rsquo;s European athletics calendar.
Let me conclude by wishing all of you, wherever you are and however you are engaged in our wonderful sport, a healthy and successful 2022. Happy New Year!
Dobromir Karamarinov European Athletics President

European Athletics President's 2022 New Year Message

The December 2021 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/845702243/2/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a> or downloaded as a pdf file <a href="https://directus.european-athletics.com/downloads/4a691239-a3ab-4cad-b41b-3b6d58cad47e/Inside%20Track%20December%202021.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
This issue looks back over the last six months which saw the European Athletics Congress and Covention take place in Lausanne and Dobromir Karamarinov elected as the sixth Presdient of the continental organisation.&nbsp;
The three-day gathering of the European Athletics family in October concluded with the spectacular annual Golden Tracks Awards night which saw Karsten Warholm and Sifan Hassan crowed as the European Athletes of the Year, with Sasha Zhoya and Femke Bol named as the 2021 Rising Stars.&nbsp;
Competitions in this period included the European Athletics U20 and U23 Championships as well as the Olympic Games.
This issue also has the latest news about the Munich 2022 European Athletics Championships, the focal point of the second edition of the multi-sport European Championships, and details of the most recent European Athletics&rsquo; development programmes and projects, 
Once again, this issue of Inside Track has been enhanced by the inclusion of video content bringing to life many of the magic moments and that have been written about within the pages of the newsletter.

The December 2021 issue of the European Athletics biannual newsletter Inside Track has been published. It can be viewed as an online interactive flipping book or downloaded as a pdf file.

December 2021 issue of Inside Track now available to download

The Italian city of Rieti will be the host of the 2026 European Athletics U18 Championships, following a decision made at the 163rd European Athletics Council meeting which concluded in Madrid on Sunday (14).
Rieti emphasised its willingness and enthusiasm to stage the championships after having been the original hosts of the 2020 event in this age group, which unfortunately had to be cancelled due to the COVID pandemic.
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&ldquo;I am very pleased that the Italian federation were able to come back to us with an excellent proposal to stage our U18 championships in Rieti in 2026. Last year was very challenging for athletics around the world and it was with great regret that those championships which were scheduled to take place in Rieti had to be cancelled but we will now be able to utilise a lot of the hard work and effort the Local Organising Committee put in during their preparations for that event to great effect,&rdquo; said European Athletics President Dobromir Karamarinov.
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President of the Rieti 2026 Local Organising Committee Giuliano Casciani commented: &ldquo;Rieti would like to say a big thank you to European Athletics. I am gratified for European Athletics&rsquo; confidence in our city and in the Italian athletics. We will get back to work immediately, taking advantage of what has already been done for Rieti 2020.
&ldquo;It will be a great Rieti 2026 and we will make sure to organise a series of supporting events that will bring even more prestige to the European Athletics U18 Championships. The city of Rieti and our Raul Guidobaldi Stadium can't wait to start again,&rdquo; he added.
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The President of the Italian athletics federation (FIDAL) Stefano Mei said: &ldquo;I am very pleased that Rieti has been awarded with the organisation of the 2026 European Athletics U18 Championships. FIDAL will totally support a city that has huge experience, and a knowledge and passion for athletics, as we all want to deliver the best possible edition of the championships.&rdquo;
The next European Athletics U18 Championships will take place in Jerusalem, Israel in 2022 with the venue of the 2024 edition to be decided at the next European Athletics Council meeting in May 2022.
Another key decision made at the Council meeting was to harmonise the distances contested at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships between the genders from 2023.
The Council accepted a proposal from the European Athletics Event and Competition Commission, who supported the request from the Swedish Athletics federation and endorsed by other Member Federations, to establish equal distances for men and women.
Allowing for flexibility in terms of course design, the SPAR European Cross Country Championships races from 2023 will be contested over the following distances:
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<li>Under 20 women and men: 4-6km</li>
<li>Under 23 women and men 6-8km</li>
<li>Senior women and men: 8-10km</li>
<li>Senior mixed relay: 4x1 lap</li>
</ul>
Following the lead by World Athletics, European Athletics has also added the 35km race walk to its list of ratified records, both for senior and U23 athletes.
With World Athletics also adding the 50km distance to its list of ratified road running world records, European Athletics will also add this distance to its records. For both events target performance for the inaugural records were introduced.
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Ireland &ndash; hosts of the 2021 SPAR European Cross Country Championships on 12 December &ndash; became the sixth Member Federation to complete the Focus Federation Programme with their presentation to the Council on Sunday.
The Focus Federation Programme was launched in April 2017 and is open to all federations who do not have any representation on the European Athletics Council.
The main aim of this initiative is to further strengthen links and communication between Member Federations and European Athletics.

The Italian city of Rieti will be the host of the 2026 European Athletics U18 Championships, following a decision made at the 163rd European Council meeting

Rieti to host 2026 European Athletics U18 Championships

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