<h2>European 10,000m Cup</h2>
The European 10,000m Cup dates from 1997 when it was held under its initial title of the European 10,000m Challenge.&nbsp;
Notable names on the roll-of-honour at the Cup include Spain's Jose Manuel Martinez (2004 and 2009), Great Britain's Mo Farah (2010) and Italy's Daniele Meucci (2016) on the men&rsquo;s side and multiple winners Fernanda Ribeiro from Portugal (1998 and 2003), fellow Portuguese runner Sara Moreira (2011, 2012 and 2017) and Great Britain's Paula Radcliffe (1999 and 2001) among the women.
At the 2022 edition in Pac&eacute;, France Jimmy Gressier won the men's race and led France to another team title while Yasemin Can from T&uuml;rkiye won the women's race.&nbsp;
The 2023 and 2024 editions will also be held in Pac&eacute;.

German record-holder Amanal Petros achieved the milestone of his first big city marathon victory in the Hannover Marathon on Sunday (26) in a course record of 2:07:02.
But the German is planning to drop down in distance over the course of the summer. Petros has his sights on the World Athletics Championships in Budapest in August and the 26-year-old is looking to achieve the 10,000m qualifying time of 27:10 at the European 10,000m Cup in Pac&eacute;, France on 3 June.
Petros finished second at the European 10,000m Cup in 2019 before shifting his focus to the marathon - and with palpable success. He represented Germany at the distance at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, finished fourth on home soil at the Munich 2022 European Athletics Championships and has also lowered the national record down to 2:06:27.
His winning time of 2:07:02 in Hannover was the second fastest of his career thus far. After the race, Petros spoke to Leichtathletik.de in depth about the race and his plans for the summer season. The full version of the interview can be read in German <a href="https://www.leichtathletik.de/news/news/detail/77822-amanal-petros-konzentriere-mich-im-sommer-auf-die-10000-meter" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
<h3>What does it mean to you to have won your first marathon in Germany and also to have set a new course record?</h3>
Amanal Petros: The course record was the goal. That means a lot to me and is a huge motivation. I have never run a city marathon in Germany. It's quite an experience. I'm super excited and can't wait to come back, be even better prepared and run an even better time. I met so many friendly people this weekend; it was a great pleasure.
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<h3>So what is your plan for the rest of the season?</h3>
Amanal Petros: I will train for the 10,000m and maybe 5000m. I want to focus on short distances to improve my speed. I thought I hung up my spikes more than two years ago; now I need to get them back and go find them so I can work on the track. From the end of May I would like to train at altitude again.
<h3>Are you also planning on the track for the World Championships in Budapest?</h3>
Amanal Petros: Yes, in any case. First of all, the goal is to tick off the World Championships qualifying standard. I would also like to run the European 10,000m Cup.
<h3>You have already shown what you can do on the road this year with a new German 10km record of 27:32. What do you expect on the track then?</h3>
Amanal Petros: I think if I can run 27:20-27:15 on the track, my marathon will be much faster in the future. That's the goal, and that's why I'm now orienting myself back down to the shorter distances.
<h3>You have now run a spring marathon in Germany, are you also aiming for an autumn marathon, especially since you have been part of the SCC Berlin marathon team since this year?</h3>
Amanal Petros: Yes, the marathon in Berlin is the big goal. This is of course the most special marathon in the world. I have very high expectations and will prepare myself from now on. But I don't want to reveal too much about it just yet.

Marathon man Petros to target European 10,000m Cup en route to Budapest

Pre-race favourite Jimmy Gressier powered away from his rivals in the second half to win the individual title at the European 10,000m Cup in Pace, France on Saturday (28) evening in 27:24.51 and lead France to a successful defence of the team title.&nbsp;
Gressier still had Spain&rsquo;s Carlos Mayo and Aras Kaya from Türkiye - the latter who finished ahead of Gressier at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships last December - in his slipstream at the halfway point in 13:42.56 but the charismatic and popular Frenchman put almost half-a-minute on his rivals in the last 5000 metres.
With only the lapped runners for company in the closing kilometres, Gressier ran hard in pursuit of the French record which stands at 27:17.29 and even though he fell narrowly short of this mark, the 25-year-old still made a richly successful return to this discipline.
<img src="https://directus.european-athletics.com/assets/dc932f86-b49c-4ef9-b724-9eb05c718862?width=5413&amp;height=3609" alt="European 10,000m Cup Pace 2022" />
In only his second track 10,000m some three years after winning the European U23 title in Gavle, Gressier slashed more than one minute off his lifetime best with 27:24.51 to ensure yet more continental honours. His time was also not only a qualifying time for the European Athletics Championships in Munich but also the World Athletics Championships in Oregon in mid-July.
Third last year, Mayo improved to second this year, finishing a distant second to Gressier in 27:53.12 with Kaya another five seconds back in third in 27:58.08.&nbsp;
With Yann Schrub the second counter for the home contingent in fourth in 27:59.32 and Emmanuel Roudolff clocking 28:06.28 in eleventh, France successfully defended their team title in Pac&eacute; despite the absence of last year&rsquo;s individual winner Morhad Amdouni due to injury.
<img src="https://directus.european-athletics.com/assets/6273b450-9476-4c6c-928b-7e00b5e650f2?width=5812&amp;height=3874" alt="European 10,000m Cup Pace 2022" />
In the women&rsquo;s race, Türkiye&rsquo;s multiple European champion Yasemin Can looked back to her best form after an off-colour 2021 season, putting down the hammer with a sizzling fourth kilometre of 3:02.74 to cut loose from a tightly bunched field.&nbsp;
Can&rsquo;s mid-race surge had the desired effect and the 25-year-old never looked in any danger of relinquishing her lead once she hit the front in earnest. She came home for victory on her European 10,000m Cup debut in a European leading time of 31:20.18 to also seal the qualifying times for both Munich and Eugene.
<img src="https://directus.european-athletics.com/assets/a992e738-0fa6-4593-80b0-bfd7e3f8929f?width=4041&amp;height=2694" alt="European 10,000m Cup Pace 2022" />
On the comeback trail from injury and illness, Alina Reh finished an isolated second in 31:39.86 with her teammate Katharina Steinruck third in a lifetime best of 32:03.88 to ensure Germany would win their first ever team title at the European 10,000m Cup in either competition.
There were some other notable lifetime bests for some of the athletes who just missed out on the individual medals.&nbsp;
Ukraine&rsquo;s Valeriia Zinenko was an excellent fourth in 32:07.28, one place ahead of 39-year-old Maitane Melero from Spain who ran her fastest ever time of 32:08.57. In sixth, Moira Stewartova set a Czech record of 32:08.96 and Mekdes Woldu was eighth on home soil for France in 32:11.72.
Full results <a title="" href="https://pace22results.european-athletics.com/en/results/athletics/daily-schedule.htm" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
Full race replay <a title="" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaJIl7TmisE" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.

Gressier and Can dominate proceedings at the European 10,000m Cup

Fans will be able to watch the European 10,000m Cup which takes place in Pac&eacute;, France live on Saturday (28) evening on the <a title="" href="https://www.youtube.com/user/EuropeanAthletics/featured" target="_blank" rel="noopener">European Athletics YouTube channel</a>.
The streaming begins at 5.45pm CEST (4.45pm BST) and will be accompanied by expert English-language commentary. Start lists and live results for the European 10,000m Cup will also appear <a title="" href="https://pace22results.european-athletics.com/en/results/athletics/daily-schedule.htm" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>. Athletes' biographies are also available (<a title="" href="https://directus.european-athletics.com/downloads/1d8f0896-31b1-4574-bdd6-9ac04a547be1/Pace_Women_2022.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Women</a> | <a title="" href="https://directus.european-athletics.com/downloads/d688c28d-713f-4ce3-9a8d-95ba58b0feca/Pace_Men_2022.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Men</a>).&nbsp;
In the men&rsquo;s race, France will be looking to retain their team title at the Stade Chasseboeuf. The team is spearheaded by European cross country bronze medallist Jimmy Gressier who is making his European 10,000m Cup debut. He will be accompanied by an experienced team including Yann Schrub and Florian Carvalho, both of whom have broken the 28 minute-barrier.
Other names to watch include last year&rsquo;s third-placer Carlos Mayo from Spain who is now the fastest entrant registered for the European 10,000m Cup with Norway&rsquo;s former European marathon record-holder Sondre Nordstad Moen a late withdrawal. Mayo set his lifetime best of 27:25.00 in last year&rsquo;s edition of this race in Birmingham and is part of a strong Spanish team which also features Jesus Ramos and Chiki Perez who have lifetime bests of 27:49.73 and 27:46.08 respectively.
The outstanding entrant in the women&rsquo;s race is Türkiye&rsquo;s four-time European cross country champion Yasemin Can who also makes her European 10,000m Cup debut. Can is by far the fastest entrant with a 30:26.41 lifetime best dating back to the 2016 Olympics.
The women's race also features Great Britain's Stephanie Twell (31:08.13) and Germany's Alina Reh although her compatriot Miriam Dattke, who won silver behind Reh at the 2019 European U23 Championships, is another significant withdrawal.

How to watch the European 10,000m Cup

The 25th edition of the European 10,000m Cup in the French town of Pac&eacute; on Saturday (28) looks set to consolidate the event&rsquo;s reputation as one of the most important contests in the world over 25 laps of the track outside a major championship.
In total, 131 athletes from 29 nations - as well as an Athlete Refugee Team &ndash; have been entered for the event at the Stade Chasseboeuf.
Spain&rsquo;s Carlos Mayo is the fastest in the men's field, which has 11 men who have run under 28 minutes) with a best of 27:25.00 and was third in Birmingham last year.&nbsp;
He is certainly to look out for on current form after having run 27:38.59 last month to win the Iberian Trophy and last weekend the 2017 European U23 10,000m gold medallist took the IberoAmerican 5000m title to add to his list of honours.
Another pair of notable entrants are two-time former European cross country champion Aras Kaya from Türkiye and Switzerland's former European half marathon champion Tadesse Abraham, and the latter improved his Swiss marathon record to 2:06:38 when winning the Zurich Marathon last month.
Also in form is Gashau Ayale, who improved the Israeli national record to 27:49.88 less than two weeks ago in London. The big question in his case is whether he will have had enough time to recover from his outing in the British capital. 
However, inevitably the biggest cheers will be reserved for the French contingent in Pac&eacute;.
<img src="https://directus.european-athletics.com/assets/ea332e5c-8e48-4d10-b5fd-0e898421d8b8?width=2752&amp;height=1835" alt="SPAR European Cross Country Championships 2021" />
<p style="box-sizing: border-box; outline: none; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; widows: 2; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial; word-spacing: 0px;">Jimmy Gressier has a relatively modest lifetime best of 28:44.17 and will be contesting his first track 10,000m since winning the first part of a 2019 European U23 5000/10,000m double. 
<p style="box-sizing: border-box; outline: none; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; widows: 2; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial; word-spacing: 0px;">However, the popular 2021 European cross country bronze medallist has run more than one minute faster for this distance on the road, recently winning the French 10km title in 27:41, and is a proven big-time competitor.
<p style="box-sizing: border-box; outline: none; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; widows: 2; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial; word-spacing: 0px;">He will be accompanied by Yann Schrub and Florian Carvalho, who have lifetime bests of 27:49.64 and 27:55.68, as well as former European 3000m steeplechase champion Yoann Kowal, who made his 10,000m debut on the Pac&eacute; track last month and clocked a very respectable 28:05.64.
Into the bargain, Kowal will turn 35 on Saturday so a personal best would be a very appropriate birthday present to himself. Taking into consideration home advantage, France will have the status as the marginal favourites to retain the men&rsquo;s team title in Birmingham they won 12 months ago but Spain, with Mayo accompanied by sub-28 performers Juna Antonio Perez and Jesus Ramos, also have an excellent chance of adding to their tally of 10 men&rsquo;s team titles, with the last one won in 2018. (Note: Norway's Sondre Nordstad Moen and Germany's Richard Ringer were late withdrawals from the Cup and featured in earlier versions of this preview.)
<img src="https://directus.european-athletics.com/assets/480fe039-9b13-4033-adb3-c544267bff05?width=5004&amp;height=3336" alt="2019 European 10,000m Cup" />
Türkiye's Esma Aydemir and Great Britain's Stephanie Twell know what it&rsquo;s like to be a Cup winner, having taken the individual honours in 2017 and 2019 respectively, but there is no doubt that a lot of eyes will be on the performance of four-time European cross country champion Yasemin Can from Türkiye, who is making her European 10,000m Cup debut this year. 
Can, who also won the 5000m and 10,000m at the 2016 European Athletics Championships, is the only women entered with a lifetime best inside 31 minutes with a career mark of 30:26.41, albeit a time which dates back to the 2016 Olympic Games.
However, her recent 8:41.38 3000m two weeks ago at the Doha Diamond League meeting showed she should be in good shape to challenge for Cup honours.
A strong German team going to Pac&eacute; is headed by 2018 European 10,000m bronze medallist Alina Reh, who took a medal of a similar hue at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships last December. Reh - one of the three women to have lifetimes bests under 32 minutes, along with Can and Twell &ndash; will be bidding lead Germany&rsquo;s first ever Cup team title by either gender.
However, Great Britain have won the last three team titles as well as five of the last six and will not cede supremacy easily. Along with Twell, the British team includes Hannah Irwin, Lauren Heyes and Jess Gibbon, who could all potentially make another step formward and go under 32 minutes for the first time.
The complete list of entries can be seen <a href="https://directus.european-athletics.com/downloads/e957017c-d730-42cc-8b2c-391441b4ee77/EC10000m%202022%20-%20Final%20Entries%20Athletes%20List%20By%20Event.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
The men's Cup record is 27:14.44 set by Spain's Fabian Roncero back in 1998 while the women's mark is 30:21.67 by Türkiye's Elvan Abeylegesse from 2006.
<p style="box-sizing: border-box; outline: none; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; widows: 2; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial; word-spacing: 0px;">The <a title="https://www.european-athletics.com/" href="Silver%20anniversary%20edition%20of%20the%20European%2010,000m%20Cup%20set%20to%20thrill" target="_blank" rel="noopener">European Athletics website</a> will have live results from the Cup and the event will be streamed live on both the website and via the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/EuropeanAthletics">European Athletics YouTube channel</a>.&nbsp;

Silver anniversary edition of the European 10,000m Cup set to thrill

Final entries for the 2022 European 10,000m Cup in Pac&eacute;, France on 28 May have been published and can be viewed <a title="" href="https://directus.european-athletics.com/downloads/e957017c-d730-42cc-8b2c-391441b4ee77/EC10000m%202022%20-%20Final%20Entries%20Athletes%20List%20By%20Event.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
In total, 131 athletes from 29 nations - as well as an Athlete Refugee Team - will be competing at this year&rsquo;s event which takes place at the Stade Chasseboeuf for the next three editions.&nbsp;
The men&rsquo;s race features no fewer than 13 athletes who have lifetime bests inside the 28 minute-barrier. The fastest entrants are Norway&rsquo;s former European marathon record-holder Sondre Nordstad Moen (27:24.78) and Spain&rsquo;s Carlos Mayo (27:25.00), who was third in Birmingham last year.
The home contingent is headed by Jimmy Gressier who will be contesting his first track 10,000m since winning the first part of a 5000/10,000m double at the 2019 European Athletics U23 Championships in Gavle, Sweden.
Gressier has a relatively modest lifetime best of 28:44.17 on the track but the European cross country bronze medallist has run more than one minute faster for this distance on the asphalt, recently winning the French 10km title in 27:41.
The French team has been weakened by the withdrawal of reigning champion Morhad Amdouni but Gressier is joined on the French team by Yann Schrub and Florian Carvalho who have lifetime bests of 27:49.64 and 27:55.68 respectively and will harbour credible aspirations of retaining their team title.
Other notable entrants include former European cross country champion Aras Kaya from Türkiye and Switzerland's former European half marathon champion Tadesse Abraham who recently improved his Swiss marathon record to 2:06:38.
<img src="https://directus.european-athletics.com/assets/b317b987-c007-4d42-aeda-34af3db036cd?width=3775&amp;height=2517" alt="European Cross Country Championships" />
The standout entrant in the women&rsquo;s race is four-time European cross country champion Yasemin Can from Türkiye who is making her European 10,000m Cup debut this year. Can is the only entrant with a lifetime best inside the 31 minute-barrier with 30:26.41 which dates back to the 2016 Olympic Games.
A strong German team is headed by European 10,000m bronze medallist Alina Reh while Great Britain, who have won five of the last six team titles on the women&rsquo;s side, are sending a quintet which features long-time British internationals Steph Twell, Lauren Heyes and Jess Gibbon.
The European 10,000m Cup will be streamed live on the <a title="" href="https://www.youtube.com/user/EuropeanAthletics" target="_blank" rel="noopener">European Athletics YouTube channel</a> with both expert English and French language commentary.

Final entries published for European 10,000m Cup

Reigning European 10,000m bronze medallist Alina Reh will spearhead a strong German team at the European 10,000m Cup which takes place in Pac&eacute;, France on 28 May.
Reh is the fastest of the German quintet with a lifetime best of 31:19.87 which dates back to 2019, the season in which she won the 10,000m title at the European Athletics U23 Championships in Gavle.&nbsp;&nbsp;
After missing the Tokyo Olympics, Reh seemed to be on the fast track back to form and fitness again. She won a bronze medal in a high quality senior women&rsquo;s race at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships but the German suffered yet another spell on the sidelines.&nbsp;
Reh had an adverse reaction to her coronavirus booster jab and was diagnosed with myocarditis - an inflamed heart muscle - which forced her to stop training altogether for three months.&nbsp;
However, Reh made a victorious comeback at the German 10,000m Championships in Pliezhausen a fortnight ago where she also secured the qualifying standard for Munich 2022 with 32:06.63.
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"I traveled to Pliezhausen and said to myself that it would be good if I finished fifth. Above all, I wanted to have fun and just be back on the line &ndash; no matter how fast I am. I made it clear to myself in advance that there have been really difficult moments in the last few weeks and that I can finally do what I love to do again.
"It's nice when you know that your body can give everything again. I had doubts that I would ever be able to get back to my old performance. If that hadn't been the case, I would have had to ask myself whether I wanted to do the sport with cutbacks. I think that would have been very difficult for me," said Reh in a recent interview with Leichtathletik.de.
The German team for Pac&eacute; also includes Katharina Steinruck, Domenika Mayer and Miriam Dattke - all of whom will be competing for Germany in the marathon in Munich 2022 - as well as Eva Dieterich.
<img src="https://directus.european-athletics.com/assets/6fa63b76-5d0b-462e-a585-4e1e6fec0783?width=4584&amp;height=3343" alt="2018 European 10,000m Cup" />
The men&rsquo;s team for Pac&eacute; features 2018 European 10,000m Cup winner Richard Ringer who is also targeting the marathon in Munich this August. The team also features recently crowned German 10,000m champion Simon Boch and Nils Voigt who was fourth last year in a lifetime best of 27:49.04.
The full German team for Pac&eacute; can be found <a title="" href="https://www.leichtathletik.de/news/news/detail/76494-alina-reh-und-simon-boch-fuehren-dlv-team-beim-10000-meter-europacup-an" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
From a historical standpoint, German athletes have taken six individual victories in the European 10,000m Cup. Dieter Baumann won the inaugural edition in 1997 and in 2002 before Andre Pollmacher and Ringer followed suit in 2007 and 2018 respectively. On the women's side, Sabrina Mockenhaupt claimed the honours in both 2005 and 2013.
The European 10,000m Cup will be streamed live through the <a title="" href="https://www.youtube.com/user/EuropeanAthletics" target="_blank" rel="noopener">European Athletics YouTube channel</a> with both English and French-language commentary.

On the comeback trail, Reh spearheads Germany's European 10,000m Cup team

Carlos Mayo will lead Spain&rsquo;s prospects at this year&rsquo;s European 10,000m Cup which takes place in Pac&eacute;, France on 28 May.
Mayo finished third in last year&rsquo;s race in a lifetime best of 27:25.00 - the fastest time by a Spaniard in over 20 years - which sealed his place on the team for the Tokyo Olympics where he acquitted himself well with a 13th place finish.
Mayo has already approached this time in the early weeks of the summer season by winning the Spanish 10,000m title by more than 30 seconds in 27:38.59.
Spain is the most successful nation in the history of the men&rsquo;s race at the European 10,000m Cup, winning nine individual titles and 10 team titles. Their most recent team triumph came in 2018 which was staged in conjunction with the Night of the 10,000m PBs in London.
Their team also includes Juan Antonio Perez and Yago Rojo - both of whom were part of that winning team in 2018 - as well as Jesus Ramos who finished sixth last year in Birmingham in a lifetime best of 27:49.73.&nbsp;
The women&rsquo;s team hasn&rsquo;t been quite as illustrious although Julia Vaquero won the inaugural edition in 1997 before Trihas Gebre followed suit in 2015. Their last team triumph came in 2013.
The fastest runner on their team is 39-year-old Maitane Melero who has a lifetime best of 32:14.57. She finished ninth last year in Birmingham.&nbsp;
The full Spanish team for the European 10,000m Cup can be found <a title="" href="https://www.rfea.es/sirfea/ficheros/comunicados/documentos/95-2022.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
The European 10,000m Cup will be streamed live with both English and French-language commentary with more details to be announced soon.

Mayo headlines Spain’s team for the European 10,000m Cup

Multiple European cross country champion Jimmy Gressier will spearhead France&rsquo;s team for the European 10,000m Cup in Pac&eacute;, France on 28 May.
He has the slowest lifetime best at 28:44.17 although that mark is due for some significant revision. He has only contested the distance once on the track, coming away with the gold medal at the European Athletics U23 Championships in 2019 when he ran the last four laps in under 4:20.
Gressier has been more accustomed to contesting this distance on the roads and his lifetime best stands at a recently set 27:42 - a time that has only been surpassed by Zerei Kbrom (27:39) and Julien Wanders (27:13) among European athletes.
The French team also includes Yann Schrub and Florian Carvalho who have lifetime bests of 27:49.64 and 27:55.68 respectively along with former European 3000m steeplechase champion Yoann Kowal (28:05.68) and Emmanuel Roudolff-Levisse (28:18.93).
French marathon record holder and 2021 European 10,000m Cup winner Morhad Amdouni was also originally named to the French team but withdrew&nbsp; due to a slight gluteal injury. He will be replaced by Corentin Le Roy (best of 28:25.06).
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The standout name on the women&rsquo;s team is Mekdes Woldu who became eligible to compete for France last October. Woldu&rsquo;s track lifetime best stands at a relatively modest 32:44.42 but she clocked 31:25 for 10km on the roads in March.&nbsp;
The full French team for Pac&eacute; can be found <a title="" href="https://www.athle.fr/asp.net/main.html/html.aspx?htmlid=6356" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>. The French men have won the team title on three occasions, including last year, while the French women's team have stood on top of the podium on just one occasion, back in 2004,&nbsp;
The European 10,000m Cup will be streamed live with both English and French-language commentary with more details to be announced soon.

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Toyo Tires is one of the world's largest tire manufacturers. Toyo Tire Corporation was founded in 1945 in Osaka, Japan. In 1975, the manufacturer opened its European headquarters in Germany. The product range includes winter, summer and all-season tyres for motor vehicles as well as van tyres and special off-road products. The philosophy of Toyo Tires is to combine driving pleasure with top performance. This is reflected in each of the products, as well as in its close partnership with European Athletics.

Toyo Tires

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has been the Official Broadcast Partner of European Athletics since 1981. During this 40-year partnership, the outstanding collaboration between both organisations has always been focused on developing European Athletics into a more attractive product for television, spectators and athletes. Through its operational department Eurovision Services, the EBU is continuously working to promote athletics by offering the most comprehensive coverage of European Athletics events all over Europe.

Atos is a global leader in digital transformation with 110,000 employees and an annual revenue of approximately €12 billion. It is the European number one in cybersecurity, cloud and high performance computing, and the group provides tailored end-to-end solutions for all industries in 73 countries. A pioneer in decarbonisation services and products, Atos is committed to a secure and decarbonised digital environment for its clients. Atos is a SE (Societas Europaea), and listed on the CAC40 Paris stock index.

Atos is the Worldwide Information Technology Partner for the Olympic and  Paralympic Games. It is also the Timing-Scoring, Results and Operations provider of European Athletics events since 2017, and European Athletics Official Digital Partner for their new digital platform (web and mobile).


Atos

Conica has been developing and manufacturing innovative seamless flooring solutions for sports, games and leisure for over 40 years and is one of the world's market leaders and innovation drivers in this field.  The user-oriented requirements for technical and sports functional performance as well as usability while guaranteeing the health aspects of the material itself, and for the user, are the focus of Conica's product development.  Conica is part of the Serafin group of companies based in Munich, Germany.

Conica

Polanik is a family company, founded by Wiesław Szczepanik in 1966. It produces athletics equipment having over thousand products in the offer. Polanik fully equips stadiums all over the world and handles the highest-level athletics events. Stars of athletics beat world records using Polanik products. Polanik is held in high regard by many for top quality and advisory services for designers and investors of athletics stadiums.

Polanik

Opened in 1909 and magnificently restored, the Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne combines Art Nouveau and modernity with genuine panache. Featuring tailor-made service and unbeatable comfort, this legendary venue is located a short walk from the shores of Lac Leman and offers every guest the absolute luxury of feeling truly at home. The Hotel Royal Savoy is proud to be the Preferred Hotel Partner of European Athletics in Lausanne since 2016, offering valuable support and accommodation services to European Athletics business activities throughout the year.

Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne

Getty Images is the world's leading creator and distributor of visual content – with award winning editorial photographers and videographers covering hundreds of Sports, Entertainment, and News events daily. Digital asset management and distribution services optimize efficiency and content syndication for hundreds of media partners and rights holders.

Getty images

The first companies of Würth MODYF Group were founded in Künzelsau, Germany and Neumarkt, Italy in 1997 as an independent subsidiary of the Würth Group and can thus look back on more than 25 years of experience in the field of workwear and safety footwear.

Würth MODYF Group currently operates companies in seven countries and has more than 400 employees in Germany, France, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. Smaller sales units support Würth MODYF’s customers in Austria, the Netherlands and Belgium. Würth MODYF Group is continuing to expand internationally, opening new branches all over Europe.

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