European Athletics is delighted to announce that the first ever edition of the European Running Championships will take place in Leuven and Brussels on 12-13 April 2025, with the masses joining the elites for a festival of running on the streets of Belgium.
The inaugural edition will see road races take centre stage at a standalone European Championships, featuring three races over two days: 10K, half marathon and marathon. Europe&rsquo;s top distance runners will race alongside the masses, bringing the stars of the sport and their fans closer than ever before.
The marathon course will run from Brussels to Leuven, starting in the heart of the Belgian capital before reaching the finish in the historic heart of Leuven.
The European marathon champion had previously been crowned at the European Championships, but now the classic distance, and its finest exponents, will take the spotlight at their very own festival of running, with medals awarded for individual and team honours at all three distances. Mass-race participants can also compete for medals in brand-new &lsquo;country ranking&rsquo; competition.
&ldquo;The European Running Championships symbolises my vision of a sport that really is for everyone,&rdquo; said European Athletics President Dobromir Karamarinov. &ldquo;Young and old, male and female, fast and slow, big and small, elite and amateur will all compete together and simultaneously in mass marathon, half marathon and 10km races, with global and national ranking places on offer.&rdquo;
Karamarinov added: &ldquo;For too long, athletics has been seen as a rarefied activity, the preserve of only the super-fit and the super-gifted. All children, and a growing number of adults across our continent, take part in athletics, in the form of recreational running, every day. Yet many of them do not think of themselves as athletes. I am determined to bridge this gap.&rdquo;
European Athletics CEO Christian Milz said: "This will be a unique championships as every runner will be an athlete and every athlete can be a champion. It gives everyone in our sport the chance to experience that unique championships feeling. Welcome to the European Running Championships.&rdquo;
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European Running Championships

European Running Championships Regulations

<h2>Over de Europese Kampioenschappen Atletiek Indoor</h2>In 2025 worden de Europese Kampioenschappen Atletiek Indoor gehouden in Apeldoorn, Nederland van 6-9 maart. Met deze kampioenschappen wil de Koninklijke Nederlandse Atletiekunie niet alleen een nieuwe standaard neerzetten in kwaliteit en beleving, maar ook jong en oud inspireren.Dat hebben we al eerder bewezen met de Europese Kampioenschappen Atletiek 2016 in Amsterdam. De Europese Kampioenschappen Atletiek Indoor creëert een bewustzijn van vitaliteit en sociale binding in Europa en zal worden omarmd door alle fans. We kijken er naar uit u te mogen verwelkomen in het Omnisport in Apeldoorn.De ambitie is om onder het motto 'Moving People' een onvergetelijk en inspirerend evenement neer te zetten en de atletieksport verder te positioneren bij jong en oud.'Mensen in beweging brengen is wat we nastreven met EICH2025. Mensen raken met de mooie eigenschappen van atletiek, de moeder van alle sporten: dynamisch, het beste uit jezelf halen en presteren in teamverband.'Maak deel uit van de magie tijdens de Europese Kampioenschappen Atletiek Indoor in Apeldoorn van 6-9 maart 2025!<h2 style="color: #2c529d !important; margin-bottom: .1em;">Tickets</h2><h4 style="color: #2c529d !important; margin-top: 0;">Premium tickets only</h4>De ticketshop voor de Europese Kampioenschappen Atletiek Indoor Apeldoorn 2025 is nu live met alleen premium tickets en vierdaagse passen. Zorg dat je niets mist en koop nu je premium tickets.Voor specifieke vragen over de kaartverkoop kun je een e-mail sturen naar info@apeldoorn2025.nl* Let op: reguliere tickets zijn vanaf maart 2024 te koop.<a class="orange-semi-rounded-button" href="https://shop.ticketing.cm.com/eich2025premium/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Get your premium tickets now</a>

<h2>About the European Athletics Indoor Championships</h2>In 2025 the European Athletics Indoor Championships will be held in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands from 6-9 March. With these championships the Royal Dutch Athletics Federation aims not only to set a new standard in quality and experience but also to inspire young and old.We have proven that before, staging the 2016 European Athletics Championships in Amsterdam. The European Athletics Indoor Championships creates an awareness of vitality and social bonding in Europe and will be embraced by all the fans. We look forward to welcoming you at the Omnisport in Apeldoorn.The ambition is to create an unforgettable and inspiring event under the motto 'Moving People' and to further position the sport of athletics among the young and old.‘Moving people is what we aim for with EICH2025. To touch people with the beautiful characteristics of athletics, the mother of all sports: dynamic, getting the best out of yourself and performing in a team.’Be part of the magic at the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Apeldoorn from 6-9 March 2025!<h2 style="color: #2c529d !important; margin-bottom: .1em;">Tickets</h2><h4 style="color: #2c529d !important; margin-top: 0;">Premium tickets only</h4>The ticket shop for the Apeldoorn 2025 European Athletics Indoor Championships is now live with premium tickets and four day passes only.&nbsp;Make sure you don’t miss out and buy your premium tickets now.For specific questions regarding the ticket sales, please e-mail <a href="mailto:info@apeldoorn2025.nl" target="_blank" rel="noopener" style="color: #2c529d !important;">info@apeldoorn2025.nl</a>* Please note that regular tickets will be on sale as of March 2024.<a class="orange-semi-rounded-button" href="https://shop.ticketing.cm.com/eich2025premium/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Get your premium tickets now</a>

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Apeldoorn 2025

Italy were crowned champions at the European Athletics Team Championships for the first time in Silesia ahead of reigning champions and hosts Poland and four-time winners Germany.
In a new-look format for the event, all three divisions were held under one roof in the same location across six days as part of the third edition of the European Games in Krakow-Małopolska.&nbsp;
Ireland were the first champions to be anointed in the 3rd Division where Albania's Luiza Gega also created history by becoming the joint most successful athlete in European Athletics Team Championships history, her wins in the 5000m and 3000m steeplechase taking her tally up to 11 victories.
Hungary dominated the 2nd Division, winning the title ahead of Ukraine and Lithuania who pipped Slovenia for the third promotion spot by an agonising 0.5 points. Both Hungary and Lithuania will be making their debuts in the top division of the European Athletics Team Championships in 2025.
In the main spectacle which occupied the last three days of the championships, Italy improved on their runner-up finish from two years ago with a dominant victory. The Italians won seven of the 37 events and tallied a score of 426.5 points ahead of Poland (402.5 points) and Germany (387.5. points) with Spain fourth with 352 points.
At the other end of the table, Norway, T&uuml;rkiye and Belgium occupied the last three places and were relegated into the 2nd Division in 2025. &nbsp;The Belgian team were relegated despite the best efforts of shot putter-turned hurdler Jolien Boumkwo who garnered worldwide admiration and attention after stepping in as a last minute replacement for the injured Anne Zagre in the 100m hurdles.&nbsp;
Individual highlights across the six days included Femke Bol from the newly promoted Netherlands winning the 400m in 49.82 to smash her championship record of 50.37 and Slovenia's Kristjan Ceh winning the discus in the 2nd Division with 69.94m to break the championship record held by his coach Gerd Kanter.&nbsp;
The 2025 edition of the European Athletics Team Championships will be held in Madrid, Spain.

Results

Results Book

Summary by event - All divisions

Athlete Biographies | 1st Division (day three)

Athlete Biographies | 1st Division (day two)

Athlete Biographies | 1st Division (day one)

Athlete Biographies | 2nd Division (day three)

Athlete Biographies | 3rd Division (day three)

Athlete Biographies | 2nd Division (day two)

Athlete Biographies | 3rd Division (day two)

Athlete Biographies | 2nd Division (day one)

Athlete Biographies | 3rd Division (day one)

Final entries (1st Division)

Final entries (2nd Division)

Final entries (3rd Division)

Media information and services

Timetable

Statistics handbook

Media Guide

Media accreditation

Groupings for 2023

European Athletics Team Championships

Team Manual

Championship record for Bol! Silesia 2023

Skrzyszowska sizzles on home soil | Silesia 2023

Highlights | Italy triumphs in Silesia

Highlights | Sibilio's championship record moves Italy closer

Highlights | Italy on top in the 1st Division

Highlights | Lithuania pips Slovenia for Division 2 promotion

Highlights | Ireland crowned Division 3 champions

Highlights | Slovenia pushes for promotion on day two

Championship record for Ceh!

Highlights | Ireland rising on day two

Highlights | Hungary dominates day one in Silesia

Highlights | Austria in command on day one in Silesia

World Athletics Combined Events Tour Silver and Bronze Meetings

2024 World Athletics Combined Events Tour Calendar | Silver and Bronze (Europe)

2024 World Athletics Combined Events Tour Details | Silver and Bronze (Europe)

2023 World Athletics Continental Tour | Calendar (at 28 August)

2023 World Athletics Continental Tour | Calendar with disciplines (at 28 August)

2023 World Athletics Continental Tour | Silver Meeting Details

2023 World Athletics Continental Tour | Bronze Meeting Details

2023 World Athletics Continental Tour | Challenger Meeting Details

World Athletics Continental Tour Silver, Bronze and Challenger Meetings

Combined Events Challenge

European Athletics Combined Events Challenge

The Match Europe v USA

<h2>SPAR European Cross Country Championships</h2>
The most important cross country event on the European calendar attracts the best distance running talents from across the continent in the U20, U23 and senior categories for both genders with a mixed relay the most recent addition to the programme.
The next championships will be held in Laeken Park in Brussels, Belgium on 10 December, the 29th edition of the SPAR European Cross Country Championships.
This will be the second time that Brussels has staged the championships after the 2008 edition, and the third championships in Belgium with Charleroi also being the host in 1996.
Norway's Karoline Bjerkeli Gr&oslash;vdal will be aiming for her third successive title in the senior women's race while four-time U20 and U23 champion Nadia Battocletti from Italy will be stepping up into the senior ranks for the first time in Laeken Park.
And in the absence of reigning two-time champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen from Norway, could there be a Belgian gold medal in the senior men's race? Isaac Kimeli has won silver and bronze medals in the past as well as the individual title at U23 level. This could be his chance to add senior gold to his already impressive list of accolades.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Another highlight promises to be the men's U20 which is set to be a showcase of Europe's finest distance running talent. European U20 1500m and 5000m champion Niels Laros from the Netherlands makes his debut at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships but standing in his way could be Denmark's former winner Axel Vang Christensen who won by 25 seconds in 2021.&nbsp;
The most dominant nation in European Cross Country Championships history, Great Britain will have excellent prospects across the programme. Megan Keith will be the favourite for gold in the U23 race while Innes FitzGerald is among the leading candidates for the U23 title.&nbsp;
The first championships was held in Alnwick, Great Britain in 1994 &ndash; when there were only senior men&rsquo;s and senior women&rsquo;s races in contrast to the seven on the programme nowadays &ndash; while the 2024 and 2025 SPAR European Cross Country Championships will be held in Antalya, T&uuml;rkiye and Lagoa, Portugal respectively.&nbsp;

Results Book Brussels 2023

Final Entries

Statistics Handbook

Biographies

SPAR European Cross Country Championships

Course map and profile

Reina del Cross! Battocletti's four gold medals | Road to Brussels 2023

Mixed relay sprint finish! | Road to Brussels 2023

Hicks defends U23 title! Road to Brussels

Back-to-back titles for Grøvdal | Road to Brussels 2023

The best of Jakob Ingebrigtsen! Road to Brussels 2023

Extended highlights | 2022 SPAR European Cross Country Championships

Senior men's race replay | Piemonte 2022

Senior women's race replay | Piemonte 2022

Mixed relay replay | Piemonte 2022

Women's U23 race replay | Piemonte 2022

2024 World Athletics Race Walking Tour Details | Silver and Bronze (Europe)

2024 World Athletics Race Walking Tour Calendar | Silver and Bronze (Europe)

World Athletics Race Walking Tour Silver and Bronze Meetings

European Athletics Race Walking Permit Meetings

2024 World Athletics Indoor Tour Calendar | European Meetings  (at 30 November)

2024 World Athletics Indoor Tour | Disciplines by Meeting (at 30 November)

2024 World Athletics Indoor Tour | Silver Meeting Details

2024 World Athletics Indoor Tour | Bronze Meeting Details

2024 World Athletics Indoor Tour | Challenger Meeting Details

World Athletics Indoor Tour Silver, Bronze and Challenger Meetings

World Athletics Indoor Tour Silver and Bronze Meetings

Memorial Josip Gasparac replay | Osijek

Belgrade Indoor Meeting replay | Belgrade

Mahuchikh soars over 1.97m in Banska Bystrica

Sub-50 for Femke! Bol clocks 49.96 in Metz

World lead! Mahuchikh improves to 2.02m in Metz

Meeting Metz Moselle Athlelor replay | Metz

Meeting Mondeville replay | Mondeville

Meeting de l'Eure replay | Val-de-Reuil

IFAM Meeting replay | Gent

Hvězdy v Nehvizdech replay | Nehvizdy

Internationales Springer-Meeting replay | Cottbus

CMCM Indoor Meeting replay | Luxembourg

<h2>European Throwing Cup</h2>
The event which took place for the first time in 2001 under its initial alias of the European Throwing Winter Challenge traditionally marks the beginning of the outdoor season for European throwers.&nbsp;
At the most recent edition of the European Throwing Cup in Leiria, Portugal on 11-12 March, three world leading marks were set across the two days of competition. World champion Kristjan Ceh from Slovenia won back-to-back European Throwing Cup titles in the discus with 68.20m while Germany's Shanice Craft followed suit with 64.88m in the women's discus.&nbsp;
Italy's Sara Fantini also reached out to a world leading mark of 73.26m in the women's hammer.
Ukraine topped the medal table with four gold medals which included an emotional victory for Roman Kokoshko. Now based in Portugal, Kokoshko won the shot put with 21.52m to defeat a field which included last year's winner and recently crowned European indoor champion Zane Weir from Italy.
From the 40 participating nations, an impressive 24 countries left Leiria with medalware for posterity. And the breadth and spread of talent across Europe was demonstrated by athletes from Kosovo, Iceland and Luxembourg all winning medals across the weekend.&nbsp;
Serena Vincent also became the first British woman to win a title at the European Throwing Cup with gold in the U23 shot put while Nicola Tuthill became the first Irish athlete - male or female - to win a medal in the competition with silver in the U23 hammer.
The 2024 edition of the European Throwing Cup will also be held in Leiria on 9-10 March.
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2023 Results Book

European Throwing Cup

Entry Standards

Official Implements

Competition Regulations

Day two replay (part two) | Leiria 2023

Day two replay (part one) | Leiria 2023

Day one replay | Leiria 2023

Dongmo's big shot in Leiria | Leiria 2022

Ukrainian resilience in Leiria | Leiria 2022

Vetter goes big in Split | Split 2021

Andrejczyk amazes with 71.40m | Split 2021

<h2>European Race Walking Team Championships</h2>
This is an event dedicated to race walking organised on a biennial basis. This event was established in 1996 and was formerly called, until 2021, the European Race Walking Cup.&nbsp;
It now includes a senior men's and women's 20km and 35km and 10km races for men and women in the U20 category. The team scores are calculated by aggregating the positions of the first three finishers (senior) or two finishers (U20). The team with the lowest aggregate of points will be judged the winner.
At the 2023 European Race Walking Team Championships in Podebrady, Spain topped the medal table again with six gold medals. Their star performer was Maria Perez who won the 35km race walk title in a world record of 2:37:15 and led Spain to a clean sweep of the individual medals.
Perez provided the second half of a Spanish double after Alvaro Martin won the men's event in a national record of 2:25:35 and also led Spain to the team title.
The Italians also performed brilliantly in Podebrady, coming away with five gold medals in total. Francesco Fortunato won the 20km race walk ahead of two-time winner Perseus Karlstrom and his more revered teammate Massimo Stano and Diego Giampaolo and Giulia Gabriele swept the U20 10km titles for Italy.
At the other end of the age spectrum, 39-year-old Antigoni Ntrismpioti proved her reputation as a fine championship competitor. The double European champion from Munich 2022 won the 20km race walk title for Greece, just ahead of Olympic champion Antonella Palmisano from Italy.&nbsp;
The 2025 edition of the European Race Walking Team Championships will also be held in Podebrady.&nbsp;

Final results

European Race Walking Team Championships

Ntrismpioti strikes for Greece in the 20km

Martin wins 35km gold in a Spanish record

World record! Maria Perez stars in Podebrady

<h2>European Athletics Off-Road Running Championships</h2>
The inaugural European Athletics Off-Road Running Championships, an innovative continental championship that combines the disciplines of trail and mountain running, took place in El Paso on the Spanish island of La Palma in the Canary Islands on 1-3 July 2022.
The next edition will be held in Annecy, France from 31 May - 2 June 2024.

European Athletics Off-Road Running Championships

European Off-Road Running Championships

Countdown to the European Athletics Off-Road Running Championships

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<h2>European Athletics U20 Championships</h2>
This biennial championships was first held in 1970 after three editions of the unofficial European Junior Games which started in 1964 and the most recent event, which now goes by the name of the European Athletics U20 Championships, was held in Jerusalem, Israel from 7-10 August 2023.
Germany dominated proceedings in the Givat Ram Stadium, winning eight gold medals and 23 medals in total, including a clean sweep in the women's discus. Outstanding individual performers across the four days included Niels Laros from the Netherlands who swept the 1500/5000m titles and Latvia's Agate Caune, a dominant winner in the 3000m and 5000m.
Caune set one of two championship records in Jerusalem, shattering the 5000m record with 15:03.85. The other championship record was set by Italy's Mattia Furlani who won the long jump title with 8.23m, one of three jumps in the final which surpassed the previous championship record of 8.17m which dated back to 1987.
The 2025 edition of the European Athletics U20 Championships takes place in Tampere, Finland.

Athlete Biographies - Day 4

Athlete Biographies - Day 3

Athlete Biographies - Day 2

Athlete Biographies - Day 1

Final Entries (by season's best)

Final Entries (by event)

European Athletics U20 Championships

Entry Standards and Conditions

Tickets (spectators)

Caune destroys championship record | Jerusalem 2023 

Incredible last leg! Women's 4x400m final | Jerusalem 2023 

Day four highlights | Jerusalem 2023 

Day three highlights | Jerusalem 2023 

Laros flies to 1500m gold | Jerusalem 2023

Day two highlights | Jerusalem 2023

Championship record for Furlani! Jerusalem 2023

Zakrzewski blazes to 100m gold | Jerusalem 2023

Adeleke completes the 100/200m double | Tallinn 2021

Zhoya's Road to Gold | Tallinn 2021

Welcome to the heart of Europe!
 Banská Bystrica is a city in Central Slovakia located on the Hron River in a long and wide valley encircled by the mountain chains of the Low Tatras, the Veľká Fatra, and the Kremnica Mountains. There are over 76,000 inhabitants living in this area and is home to a few thousand foreigners.
 Municipality of Banská Bystrica
 With 76,089 inhabitants, Banská Bystrica is the sixth most populous municipality in Slovakia.
 The City of Banská Bystrica has its own representative bodies – the Mayor and the City Parliament, as well as the advisory bodies of councils and committees.
 The Municipality Office consists of different departments dealing with various life situations:
 Department of Social Affairs – establishes centers of social services, including Section of long-term care services and Section of crisis intervention.
 Department of Education – establishes kindergartens and elementary schools.
 Registry Office – issues birth certificates, accepts applications for marriages, etc.
 Building Department – issues planning, zoning and construction permits.
 Department of Culture – establishes cultural institutions in the city and authorizes civic assemblies.
 For more information on the municipalities, its responsibilites and activities, please check: www.banskabystrica.sk

Welcome to the heart of Europe!
Banská Bystrica is a city in Central Slovakia located on the Hron River in a long and wide valley encircled by the mountain chains of the Low Tatras, the Veľká Fatra, and the Kremnica Mountains. There are over 76,000 inhabitants living in this area and is home to a few thousand foreigners.

Municipality of Banská Bystrica
With 76,089 inhabitants, Banská Bystrica is the sixth most populous municipality in Slovakia.
The City of Banská Bystrica has its own representative bodies – the Mayor and the City Parliament, as well as the advisory bodies of councils and committees.
The Municipality Office consists of different departments dealing with various life situations:

Department of Social Affairs – establishes centers of social services, including Section of long-term care services and Section of crisis intervention.
Department of Education – establishes kindergartens and elementary schools.
Registry Office – issues birth certificates, accepts applications for marriages, etc.
Building Department – issues planning, zoning and construction permits.
Department of Culture – establishes cultural institutions in the city and authorizes civic assemblies.

For more information on the municipalities, its responsibilites and activities, please check: www.banskabystrica.sk

<h2>European Athletics U18 Championships</h2>This is a biennial outdoor athletics competition for European athletes under the age of 18 in the year of competition.It was created to promote higher-level competition among the more talented members of this age group in Europe and provide a stepping stone to the U20 age group.The third edition of the championships in Jerusalem, Israel were highlighted by 15-year-old Topi Parviainen from Finland setting a European U18 best of 84.52m in the javelin, Mattia Furlani winning gold medals in both the long jump and high jump and Serbia's Angelina Topic clearing 1.92m in the high jump.Once again, Great Britain topped the medal table in Jerusalem with eight gold medals, all of which came in women's events. Standout highlights included Mia McIntosh winning the 100m hurdles in a championship record of 13.05 and Faith Akinbileje winning gold in the 200m and helping the Brits to the medley relay title.The fourth edition of the European Athletics U18 Championships will be held in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia from 18-21 July 2024.Welcome to the heart of Europe!
 Banská Bystrica is a city in Central Slovakia located on the Hron River in a long and wide valley encircled by the mountain chains of the Low Tatras, the Veľká Fatra, and the Kremnica Mountains. There are over 76,000 inhabitants living in this area and is home to a few thousand foreigners.
 Municipality of Banská Bystrica
 With 76,089 inhabitants, Banská Bystrica is the sixth most populous municipality in Slovakia.
 The City of Banská Bystrica has its own representative bodies – the Mayor and the City Parliament, as well as the advisory bodies of councils and committees.
 The Municipality Office consists of different departments dealing with various life situations:
 Department of Social Affairs – establishes centers of social services, including Section of long-term care services and Section of crisis intervention.
 Department of Education – establishes kindergartens and elementary schools.
 Registry Office – issues birth certificates, accepts applications for marriages, etc.
 Building Department – issues planning, zoning and construction permits.
 Department of Culture – establishes cultural institutions in the city and authorizes civic assemblies.
 For more information on the municipalities, its responsibilites and activities, please check: www.banskabystrica.sk

European Athletics U18 Championships

Official Throwing Implements

Team Accommodation

Jerusalem 2022 | European U18 javelin best for Parviainen

Jerusalem 2022 | Furlani's 8.04m championship record

Jerusalem 2022 | Topic clears 1.92m in the high jump

Jerusalem 2022 | Elnan Aurstad storms to 400m hurdles gold

Jerusalem 2022 | Akinbileje emerges with 200m title

Jerusalem 2022 | Zakrzewski storms to 100m gold

Jerusalem 2022 | McIntosh's 100m hurdles masterclass

Gyor 2018 | Yaroslava Mahuchikh's Road to Gold

Gyor 2018 | Max Burgin's Road to Gold

https://www.banskabystrica.sk/

<h2>European Athletics U23 Championships</h2>
The European Athletics U23 Championships was introduced in 1997, ostensibly to facilitate the transition between the U20 and senior ranks.
The first edition of the championships were held in Turku and the latest edition returned to Finnish soil, specifically the city of Espoo, situated just outside Helsinki, which staged the four-day championships from 13-16 July 2023.
And the Finns put on a great show in Espoo, winning three gold medals courtesy of Silja Kosonen in the women's hammer, Saga Vanninen in the heptathlon and Juho Alasaari in the men's pole vault.
Meanwhile, a clean sweep of golds in the 5000m and 10,000m races and a championship-record winning performance by the women's 4 x 100m team helped Great Britain &amp; Northern Ireland top the medal table with seven golds in total.
There were championship records from the likes of Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna who snatched world champion Kristjan Ceh&rsquo;s mark in a dominant men&rsquo;s discus performance and&nbsp;European indoor and outdoor bronze medallist Ditaji Kambundji of Switzerland who struck gold in the women's 100m hurdles, among others.
Greece's European javelin champion Elina Tzengko added the U23 title to her senior and U20 titles, while the Netherlands&rsquo; Alida van Daalen won double gold with victory in the shot put and the discus.
And there was a slight upset in the decathlon, as Norway's Markus Rooth held off his teammate Sander Skotheim in an exciting 1-2 finish. Norway will be looking to deliver more silverware on home soil in the next edition, which takes place in Bergen in 2025.

Results Book v2

Biographies (Day 4)

Biographies (Day 3)

Biographies (Day 2)

Biographies (Day 1)

Biographies (20km race walks)

Final Entries (by country)

European Athletics U23 Championships

Approved Throwing Implements

Free Places Quota and Officials Quota

France's incredible last leg comeback | Espoo 2023

Italy pips France in 4x100m thriller | Espoo 2023

Championship record for Kambundji | Espoo 2023

Azu zooms to 100m title defence | Espoo 2023

Incredible women's 400m final | Espoo 2023

Keith wins 5000m gold from the front | Espoo 2023

10.04 and 10.01 in the 100m semifinals | Espoo 2023

Hodgkinson's 400m championship debut | Espoo 2023

<h2>European Athletics Championships&nbsp;</h2>
As the jewel in the crown of events organised by European Athletics, the biennial European Athletics Championships are the showcase of the very best that the continental branch of the sport has to offer.
At the Munich 2022 European Athletics Championships from 15-21 August, part of the wider multisport European Championships from 11-21 August, no fewer than 11 championship records were set across the seven days of competition in the city's hallowed Olympic Stadium, the venue for the1972 Olympic Games.&nbsp;
Highlights included Armand Duplantis defending his pole vault title and improving his championship record to 6.06m, Femke Bol winning a historic treble in the 400m, 400m hurdles and 4x400m relay, Jakob Ingebrigtsen defending his 1500m and 5000m titles and 19-year-old Mykolas Alekna from Lithuania winning the discus with a championship record of 69.78m.
Hosts Germany topped the medal table with seven gold medals ahead of Great Britain &amp; NI with six. Germany had an especially memorable hour on the second evening session with Niklas Kaul and Gina Luckenkemper winning gold medals in the decathlon and 100m respectively.&nbsp;
The 2024 European Athletics Championships will take place in Rome from 7-12 June some 50 years after the Italian capital last staged the championships.
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The European Athletics Championships is a biennial event and the continent's premier athletics competition.

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