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European Athletics Team Championships European Athletics Team Championships Braunschweig, Germany 21 - 22 June 2014 Results 100m Men Final 21 JUN 2014 EUROPEAN RECORD 9.86 OBIKWELU Francis POR Athína (GRE) 22 AUG 2004 CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD 9.95 LEMAITRE Christophe FRA Stockholm (SWE) 18 JUN 2011 EUROPEAN LEAD 9.95 VICAUT Jimmy FRA Aix-les-Bains (FRA) 18 MAY 2014 Rank Nat Name Result Points France 1 FRA VICAUT Jimmy 10.03 12 Great Britain & NI 2 GBR TALBOT Danny 10.30 11 Turkey 3 TUR GULIYEV Ramil 10.37 10 Ukraine 4 UKR KORZH Vitaliy 10.45 9 Spain 5 ESP RODRÍGUEZ Ángel David 10.46 8 Netherlands 6 NED CODRINGTON Giovanni 10.46 7 Poland 7 POL ZALEWSKI Karol 10.47 6 Italy 8 ITA OBOU Delmas 10.48 5 Germany 9 GER KELLER Martin 10.49 4 Czech Republic 10 CZE VELEBA Jan 10.53 3 Russia 11 RUS IDRISOV Mikhail 10.54 2 Sweden 12 SWE ROSE Odain 10.56 1 Heat 1 Start Time 13:51 Heat 2 Start Time 13:59 Rank Nat Name Reaction time Result Wind:-0.3 Rank Nat Name Reaction time Result Wind:+0.7 1 NED CODRINGTON Giovanni 0.162 10.46 1FRA VICAUT Jimmy 0.189 10.03 2POL ZALEWSKI Karol 0.173 10.47 2GBR TALBOT Danny 0.161 10.30 3ITA OBOU Delmas 0.190 10.48 3TUR GULIYEV Ramil 0.171 10.37 4CZE VELEBA Jan 0.152 10.53 4UKR KORZH Vitaliy 0.139 10.45 5RUS IDRISOV Mikhail 0.145 10.54 5 ESP RODRÍGUEZ Ángel David 0.158 10.46 6SWE ROSE Odain 0.164 10.56 6GER KELLER Martin 0.146 10.49 Cup standings after 5 of 40 events 1 FRA 50 4 RUS 40 7 NED 28 10 ITA 25 2 GER 46 5 POL 38 8 SWE 25 11 ESP 23 3 GBR 41 6 UKR 30 9 CZE 25 12 TUR 19 Note: Athlete RODRÍGUEZ, Ángel David (ESP) rankedf 5th by decision on thousands of second. INTERNET Service: www.european-athletics.org Timing, Measurement & Data Service by printed at SAT 21 JUN 2014 14:15 Page 1 of 1 European Athletics Team Championships Braunschweig, Germany 21 - 22 June 2014 Results Hammer Throw Men Start Time: 12:30 Final 21 JUN 2014 EUROPEAN RECORD 86.74m SEDYKH Yuriy URS Stuttgart (GER) 30 AUG 1986 CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD 80.14m PARS Krisztián HUN Izmir (TUR) 18 JUN 2011 EUROPEAN LEAD 81.57m PARS Krisztián HUN Ostrava (CZE) 16 JUN 2014 Rank Nat Name Result Points Russia 1 RUS LITVINOV Sergey 76.34 12 France 2 FRA BIGOT Quentin 76.15 11 Poland 3 POL FAJDEK Pawel 75.26 10 Germany 4 GER ESSER Markus 74.90 9 Great Britain & NI 5 GBR MILLER Nick 73.56 8 Sweden 6 SWE JOHANSSON Markus 72.70 7 Italy 7 ITA VIZZONI Nicola 71.38 6 Ukraine 8 UKR VYNOHRADOV Yevhen 70.21 5 Turkey 9 TUR BALTACI Özkan 69.79 4 Czech Republic 10 CZE MELICH Lukáš 69.33 3 Spain 11 ESP CIENFUEGOS Javier 68.61 2 Netherlands 12 NED COMENENTIA Denzel 63.17SB 1 Rank Nation Name 1 2 3 4 1RUS LITVINOV Sergey 73.78 75.33 76.34 75.62 2FRA BIGOT Quentin 73.40 74.67 76.15 76.03 3POLFAJDEK Pawel x x 75.26 x 4GER ESSER Markus 74.73 74.90 x x 5GBR MILLER Nick 72.59 73.56 72.35 6SWE JOHANSSON Markus 69.68 72.70 72.30 7ITA VIZZONI Nicola 71.08 x 71.38 8UKR VYNOHRADOV Yevhen x x 70.21 9TUR BALTACI Özkan 67.73 67.93 69.79 10CZE MELICH Lukáš 69.01 69.33 x 11ESP CIENFUEGOS Javier 68.61 x x 12NED COMENENTIA Denzel 63.01 x 63.17 Cup standings after 2 of 40 events 1 FRA 23 4 GBR 15 7 SWE 13 10 ITA 11 2 GER 19 5 UKR 14 8 NED 12 11 TUR 5 3 RUS 16 6 POL 13 9 CZE 11 12 ESP 4 Legend SB Season Best INTERNET Service: www.european-athletics.org Timing, Measurement & Data Service by printed at SAT 21 JUN 2014 13:21 Page 1 of 1 European Athletics Team Championships Braunschweig, Germany 21 - 22 June 2014 Results 100m Women Final 21 JUN 2014 EUROPEAN RECORD 10.73 ARRON Christine FRA Budapest (HUN) 19 AUG 1998 CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD 11.20 LALOVA Ivet BUL Novi Sad (SRB) 18 JUN 2011 EUROPEAN LEAD 11.10 LALOVA Ivet BUL Gavardo (ITA) 18 MAY 2014 Rank Nat Name Result Points France 1 FRA SOUMARÉ Myriam 11.35 12 Netherlands 2 NED SAMUEL Jamile 11.42 11 Germany 3 GER SAILER Verena 11.45 10 Ukraine 4 UKR STUY Hrystyna 11.51 9 Czech Republic 5 CZE CECHOVÁ Katerina 11.65 8 Great Britain & NI 6 GBR JOHNCOCK Rachel 11.77 7 Sweden 7 SWE BUSK Daniella 11.83 6 Italy 8 ITA ALLOH Audrey 11.86 5 Russia 9 RUS VORONENKOVA Yekaterina 11.91 4 Poland 10 POL WEDLER Weronika 11.96 3 Spain 11 ESP GARCÍA Estela 12.09 2 Turkey 12 TUR KARAKUS Nimet 12.88 1 Heat 1 Start Time 12:59 Heat 2 Start Time 13:07 Rank Nat Name Reaction time Result Wind:-2.9 Rank Nat Name Reaction time Result Wind:-0.9 1 GBR JOHNCOCK Rachel 0.151 11.77 1 FRA SOUMARÉ Myriam 0.149 11.35 2SWE BUSK Daniella 0.184 11.83 2NED SAMUEL Jamile 0.156 11.42 3 RUS VORONENKOVA Yekaterina 0.159 11.91 3GER SAILER Verena 0.138 11.45 4 POL WEDLER Weronika 0.151 11.96 4UKR STUY Hrystyna 0.155 11.51 5ESP GARCÍA Estela 0.168 12.09 5 CZE CECHOVÁ Katerina 0.148 11.65 6TUR KARAKUS Nimet 0.184 12.88 6ITA ALLOH Audrey 0.153 11.86 Cup standings after 1 of 40 events 1 FRA 12 4 UKR 9 7 SWE 6 10 POL 3 2 NED 11 5 CZE 8 8 ITA 5 11 ESP 2 3 GER 10 6 GBR 7 9 RUS 4 12 TUR 1 INTERNET Service: www.european-athletics.org Timing, Measurement & Data Service by printed at SAT 21 JUN 2014 13:11 Page 1 of 1 European Athletics Team Championships Braunschweig, Germany 21 - 22 June 2014 Results 400m Women Final 21 JUN 2014 EUROPEAN RECORD 47.60 KOCH Marita GER Canberra (AUS) 6 OCT 1985 CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD 50.50 SHAKES-DRAYTON Perri GBR Gateshead (GBR) 22 JUN 2013 EUROPEAN LEAD 51.10 ZEMLYAK Olha UKR Kyiv (UKR) 3 JUN 2014 Rank Nat Name Result Points Russia 1 RUS TAMKOVA Alena 51.72 12 Germany 2 GER CREMER Esther 52.23 11 Ukraine 3 UKR ZEMLYAK Olha 52.28 10 Italy 4 ITA GRENOT Libania 52.46 9 France 5 FRA GUEI Floria 52.58 8 Spain 6 ESP BOKESA Aauri Lorena 52.71 7 Great Britain & NI 7 GBR COX Shana 52.91 6 Netherlands 8 NED GHAFOOR Madiea 53.04 5 Poland 9 POL SWIETY Justyna 53.32 4 Czech Republic 10 CZE MASNÁ Lenka 54.32 3 Sweden 11 SWE MAGNUSSON Josefin 54.42 2 Turkey 12 TUR ENGIN Birsen 56.84SB 1 Heat 1 Start Time 15:49 Heat 2 Start Time 15:54 Rank Nat Name Reaction time Result Rank Nat Name Reaction time Result 1 ESP BOKESA Aauri Lorena 0.177 52.71 1RUS TAMKOVA Alena 0.188 51.72 2 NED GHAFOOR Madiea 0.198 53.04 2GER CREMER Esther 0.142 52.23 3POL SWIETY Justyna 0.201 53.32 3UKR ZEMLYAK Olha 0.183 52.28 4CZE MASNÁ Lenka 0.175 54.32 4ITA GRENOT Libania 0.167 52.46 5 SWE MAGNUSSON Josefin 0.180 54.42 5FRA GUEI Floria 0.217 52.58 6TUR ENGIN Birsen 0.187 56.84SB 6GBR COX Shana 0.193 52.91 Cup standings after 15 of 40 events 1 RUS 141 4 POL 110 7 CZE 91 10 SWE 74 2 GER 139 5 GBR 107 8 ESP 87 11 NED 64.5 3 FRA 133 6 UKR 95 9 ITA 75.5 12 TUR 50 Legend SB Season Best INTERNET Service: www.european-athletics.org Timing, Measurement & Data Service by printed at SAT 21 JUN 2014 16:03 Page 1 of 1 European Athletics Team Championships Braunschweig, Germany 21 - 22 June 2014 Results 800m Women Start Time: 14:22 Final 21 JUN 2014 EUROPEAN RECORD 1:53.28 KRATOCHVÍLOVÁ Jarmila TCH München (GER) 26 JUL 1983 CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD 1:58.62 KREVSUN Yuliya UKR Leiria (POR) 20 JUN 2009 EUROPEAN LEAD 1:58.55 POISTOGOVA Yekaterina RUS Adler (RUS) 30 MAY 2014 Rank Nat Name Result Points Russia 1 RUS POISTOGOVA Yekaterina 2:02.65 12 France 2 FRA LAMOTE Renelle 2:03.36 11 Ukraine 3 UKR LYAKHOVA Olha 2:03.39 10 Germany 4 GER KOHLMANN Fabienne 2:03.51 9 Spain 5 ESP RAHMOUNI Khadija 2:03.69 8 Poland 6 POL CICHOCKA Angelika 2:03.70 7 Great Britain & NI 7 GBR MEADOWS Jenny 2:03.97 6 Czech Republic 8 CZE MASNÁ Lenka 2:04.13 5 Sweden 9 SWE LINDH Lovisa 2:04.19SB 4 Italy 10 ITA MILANI Marta 2:04.54 3 Netherlands 11 NED VERSTEGEN Sanne 2:05.20 2 Turkey 12 TUR KOYUNCU Tugba 2:11.87 1 Cup standings after 7 of 40 events 1 FRA 73 4 GBR 57 7 NED 36 10 SWE 32 2 RUS 63 5 POL 54 8 ITA 36 11 CZE 32 3 GER 62 6 UKR 44 9 ESP 32 12 TUR 25 Legend SB Season Best INTERNET Service: www.european-athletics.org Timing, Measurement & Data Service by printed at SAT 21 JUN 2014 14:34 Page 1 of 1 European Athletics Team Championships Braunschweig, Germany 21 - 22 June 2014 Results 3000m Women Start Time: 14:32 Final 21 JUN 2014 EUROPEAN RECORD 8:21.42 SZABO Gabriela ROU Monaco (MON) 19 JUL 2002 CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD 8:46.88 GALKINA Gulnara RUS Leiria (POR) 20 JUN 2009 EUROPEAN LEAD 8:48.90 BLEASDALE Julia GBR New York NY (USA) 14 JUN 2014 Rank Nat Name Result Points Netherlands 1 NED HASSAN Sifan 8:45.24 CR,EL 12 Russia 2 RUS KOROBKINA Yelena 8:51.00PB 11 Spain 3 ESP FERNÁNDEZ Nuria 8:51.54 10 Czech Republic 4 CZE MÄKI Kristiina 8:51.69NR 9 Italy 5 ITA MAGNANI Margherita 8:51.82PB 8 Poland 6 POL PLIS Renata 8:52.55 7 France 7 FRA CALVIN Clémence 8:54.29 6 Germany 8 GER SUJEW Diana 8:54.50 5 Great Britain & NI 9 GBR AVERY Kate 8:56.24PB 4 Turkey 10 TUR AYDEMIR Esma 9:20.77 3 Sweden 11 SWE NILSSON Linn 9:22.34PB 2 Ukraine 12 UKR SHMIDT Svitlana 9:38.44 1 Cup standings after 9 of 40 events 1 FRA 88 4 GBR 65 7 CZE 52 10 UKR 45 2 RUS 86 5 POL 61 8 ESP 50 11 SWE 41 3 GER 77 6 NED 53.5 9 ITA 49.5 12 TUR 31 Legend CR Championship Record EL European Lead NR National Record PB Personal Best INTERNET Service: www.european-athletics.org Timing, Measurement & Data Service by printed at SAT 21 JUN 2014 14:50 Page 1 of 1 European Athletics Team Championships Braunschweig, Germany 21 - 22 June 2014 Results 400m Hurdles Women Final 21 JUN 2014 EUROPEAN RECORD 52.34 PECHONKINA Yuliya RUS Tula (RUS) 8 AUG 2003 CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD 53.70 STAMBOLOVA Vania BUL Novi Sad (SRB) 18 JUN 2011 EUROPEAN LEAD 54.82 CHILD Eilidh GBR Roma (ITA) 5 JUN 2014 Rank Nat Name Result Points Ukraine 1 UKR RYZHYKOVA Hanna 55.00SB 12 Great Britain & NI 2 GBR CHILD Eilidh 55.36 11 Russia 3 RUS DAVYDOVA Irina 55.79 10 Czech Republic 4 CZE ROSOLOVÁ Denisa 56.10 9 Germany 5 GER KLOPSCH Christiane 56.38 8 Poland 6 POL LINKIEWICZ Joanna 56.62 7 Italy 7 ITA PEDROSO Yadisleidy 56.70 6 Spain 8 ESP SOTOMAYOR Laura 57.32 5 France 9 FRA ANACHARSIS
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