Don’t miss a minute from the Brussles 2023 SPAR European Cross Country Championships on Sunday (10)!
The 29th edition of the championships will be streamed through the European Athletics website on the All-Athletics platform from 12:05 local time (CET) and will be accompanied by expert English-language commentary from two-time world cross country silver medallist Tim Hutchings and Cathal Dennehy. French commentary via the All-Athletics platform is also available.
However, geo-blocking restrictions will apply to the 10 countries where the SPAR European Cross Country Championships will be televised by a domestic brroadcaster.
For more information on where the championships will be televised, please click here.
Live results will be available through the European Athletics website (registration is required) as well as a live blog, and full and in-depth editorial coverage across the afternoon of the seven races.
Extensive coverage of the championships will be available across all of our social media channels.
Highlights of the championships will be published on the European Athletics YouTube channel on Sunday evening and full event replays will be published from Monday (11) afternoon onwards.
Press Conference
On Saturday (9), the traditional pre-event press conference from Brussels historic landmark Atomium will be streamed live from 12:00 local time (CET) via the European Athletics YouTube channel (direct link here).
The press conference will feature the following dignatories and athletes:
European Athletics, Local Organising Committee & City
Dobromir Karamarinov, European Athletics President
Philippe Close, Mayor of City of Brussels
Benoit Hellings, First Alderman, Alderman for Climate and Sport, City of Brussels
Gery Follens, LOC Co-President / Belgian Athletics Co-President
Athletes
Chloe Herbiet (BEL), 2023 Belgian cross country champion and Eindhoven Marathon winner
Isaac Kimeli (BEL), 2023 Belgian cross country champion and 2022 European cross country bronze medallist
Niels Laros (NED), European U20 1500m and 5000m champion and world 1500m finalist
Megan Keith (GBR), European U23 5000m champion and 2021 European U20 cross country champion
Useful links
- Senior men’s preview
- Senior women’s preview
- U23 men’s and women’s preview
- U20 men’s and women’s preview
- Mixed relay preview
- Final entries
- Statistics handbook
- Timetable
