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2021 European Indoor Championships Statistics-Men 2021 European Indoor Championships Statistics-Men Heptathlon by K Ken Nakamura Summary Page: All time performance list at the European Indoor Championships Performance Performer Score Name Nat Pos Venue Year 1 1 6479 Kevin Mayer FRA 1 Beograd 2017 2 2 6424 Toma s Dvorak CZE 1 Ghent 2000 3 3 6418** Christian Plaziat FRA 1 Genova 1992 4 4 6415 Sebastian Chmara POL 1 Valencia 1998 5 5 6372 Eelco Sintnicolaas NED 1 Göteborg 2013 6 6 6362 Mikk Pahapill EST 1 Torino 2009 7 7 6353 Ilya Shkurenyov RUS 1 Praha 201 5 8 6297 Kevin Mayer 2 Göteborg 2013 Margin of Victory Difference Score Name Nat Venue Year Max 300 6418 Christian Plaziat FRA Genova 1992 Min 45 6282 Andrei Krauchanka BLR Paris 2011 62 6218 Jorge Urena ESP Glasgow 2019 Best Marks for Places in the European Indoor Championships Pos Score Name Nat Venue Year 1 6479 Kevin Mayer FRA Beograd 2017 6424 Tomas Dvorak CZE Ghent 2000 2 6297 Kevin Mayer FRA Göteborg 2013 6279 Arthur Abele GER Praha 2015 6271 Roman Sebrle CZE Wien 2002 3 6226 Lev Lobodin RUS Valencia 1998 4 6175 Tomas Dvorak CZE Valencia 1998 Eelco Sintnicolaas NED Paris 2011 Multiple Gold Medalists: Roman Sebrle (CZE): 2002, 2005, 2007 Christian Plaziat (FRA): 1992 (exhibition event), 1994 Best performances in seven events of Heptathlon at the European Indoor Championships Event Name Nat Venue Year 60m 6.75 Karl Robert Saluri (failed to finish) EST Glasgow 2019 6.79 Prodromas Korkizoglou GRE Valencia 1998 LJ 7.97 Mikk Pahapill EST Torino 2009 SP 16. 82 Tomas Dv orak CZE Ghent 2000 HJ 2.1 7 Sebastian Chmara POL Valencia 1998 Attila Zsivoczky HUN Wien 2002 60mH 7.67 Arthur Abele GE R Praha 201 5 PV 5. 60 Aleksandr Averbukh RUS Valencia 1998 1000m 2:34.19 Nadir El Fassi FRA Paris 2011 Last five European Indoor Championships: Year Gold Nat Scor Silver Nat Score Bronze Nat Score 2019 Jorge Urena ESP 6218 Timothy Duckworth GBR 6156 Ilya Shkurenyov ANA 6145 2017 Kevin Mayer FRA 6479 Jorge Urena ESP 6227 Adam Helcelet CZE 6110 2015 Ilya Shkurenyov RUS 6353 Arthur Abele GER 6279 Eelco Sintnicolaas NED 6185 2013 Eelco Sintnicolaas NED 6372 Kevin Mayer FRA 6297 Mihail Dudas SRB 6099 2011 Andrei Krauchanka BLR 6282 Nadir El Fassi FRA 6237 Roman Sebrle CZE 6178 All time performance list at the European Indoor Championships Performance Performer Score Name Nat Pos Venue Year 1 1 6479 Kevin Mayer FRA 1 Beograd 2017 2 2 6424 Toma s Dvorak CZE 1 Ghent 2000 3 3 6418** Christian Plaziat FRA 1 Genova 1992 4 4 6415 Sebastian Chmara PO L 1 Valencia 1998 5 5 6372 Eelco Sintnicolaas NED 1 Göteborg 2013 6 6 6362 Mikk Pahapill EST 1 Torino 2009 7 7 6353 Ilya Shkurenyov RUS 1 Praha 201 5 8 6297 Kevin Mayer 2 Göteborg 2013 9 8 6282 Andrei Krauchanka BLR 1 Paris 2011 10 9 6280 Roman S ebrle CZE 1 Wien 2002 11 10 6279 Arthur Abele GER 2 Praha 2015 12 6271 Roman Sebrle 2 Wien 2002 13 6268 Christian Plaziat 1 Paris 1994 14 11 62 49 Dezso Szabo HUN 2 Valencia 1998 15 12 6237 Nadir El Fassi FRA 2 Paris 2011 16 6232 Roman Sebrle 1 Madrid 2005 17 13 6227 Jorge Urena ESP 2 Beograd 2017 18 14 6226 Lev Lobodin RUS 3 Valencia 1998 19 6218 Jorge Urena 1 Glasgow 2019 20 15 620 5 Oleksiy Kasyanov UKR 2 Torino 2009 21 16 6200 Eriki Nool EST 3 Ghent 2000 22 6196 Roman Sebrle 1 Birmingham 2007 23 6188 Erki Nool 1 Stockholm 1996 24 6185 Eelco SIntnicolaas 3 Praha 2015 25 6178 Roman Sebrle 3 Paris 2011 26 6175 Tomas Dv orak 4 Valencia 1998 26 6175 Eelco Si ntnicolaas 4 Paris 2011 28 17 6170 Jon Arnar Magnusson ISL 5 Valencia 1998 29 6165 Tomas Dvorak 2 Wien 2002 30 18 6156 Timothy Duckworth GER 2 Glasgow 2019 31 6145 Ilya Shkurenyov 3 Glasgow 32 19 6144 Alek sandr Averbukh RUS 6 Valencia 1998 33 6142 Roman Sebrle 3 Torino 2009 34 20 6127 Aleksandr Pogor elov RUS 2 Birmingham 2007 35 21 6125 Fredrik Samuelsson SWE 4 Glasgow 2019 36 22 6119 Henrik Dagård SWE 2 Paris 1994 37 23 6118** Robert Zmelik TCH 2 Geno va 1992 38 24 611 5 Ga el Querin FRA 4 Prah a 2015 39 6114 Tomas Dvorak 2 Stockholm 1996 40 6111 Aleksandr Pogorelov 2 Madrid 2005 41 25 6110 Adam Sebastian Helcelet CZE 3 Beograd 2017 42 26 6101 Aleksey Drozdov RUS 4 Torino 2009 43 27 6099 Mihai l Dudas SRB 3 Göteborg 2013 44 6090 Andrei Krauchanka 3 Birmingham 2007 45 28 6084 Alain Blo ndel FRA 3 Paris 1994 45 6084 Erki Nool 3 Wien 2002 47 6069 Jon Arnar Magnusson 3 Stockholm 1996 48 29 6064 Roland Schwarzl AUT 3 Madrid 2005 49 30 6063 Dominik Distelberger AUT 4 Beograd 2017 50 31 6062** Antonio Peñalver ESP 3 Genova 1992 51 6061 Tomas Dvorak 4 Paris 1994 52 32 6055 Indrek Kaseorg EST 7 Valenc ia 1998 52 32 6055 Chiel Warners NED 4 Madrid 2005 54 33 6044 Francisco Javier Be net ESP 8 Valencia 1998 Margin of Victory Difference Score Name Nat Venue Year Max 300 6418 Christian Plaziat FRA Genova 1992 Min 45 6282 Andrei Krauchanka BLR Paris 2011 62 6218 Jorge Urena ESP Glasgow 2019 69 6196 Roman Sebrle CZE Birmingham 2007 Difference between 3 rd and 4 th place (medal versus no medal) Difference 3rd place Score Name Nat Venue Year Max 167 6200 Erki Nool EST Ghent 2000 Min 3 6178 Roman Sebrle CZE Paris 2011 9 6064 Roland Schwarzl AUT Madrid 2005 Best Marks for Places in the European Indoor Championships Pos Score Name Nat Venue Year 1 6479 Kevin Mayer FRA Beograd 2017 6424 Tomas Dvorak CZE Ghent 2000 2 6297 Kevin Mayer FRA Göteborg 2013 6279 Arthur Abele GER Praha 2015 6271 Roman Sebrle CZE Wien 2002 3 6226 Lev Lobodin RUS Valencia 1998 4 6175 Tomas Dvorak CZE Valencia 1998 Eelco Sintnicolaas NED Paris 2011 5 6170 Jon Arnar Magnusson ISL Valencia 1998 Best Marks for Places – all competitions Pos Score Name Nat Venue DMY 1 6645 Ashton Eaton USA Istanbul 10 Mar 2012 6632 Ashton Eaton USA Sopot 8 Mar 2014 2 6374 Erki Nool EST Maebashi 7 Mar 1999 3 6319 Roman Sebrle CZE Maebashi 7 Mar 1999 Multiple Gold Medalists: Roman Sebrle (CZE): 2002, 2005, 2007 Christian Plaziat (FRA): 1992 (exhibition event), 1994 Multiple Medalists: Jorge Urena (ESP) 2017 Silver, 2019 Gold Ilya Shkurenyov (RUS) 2015 Gold; 2019 Bronze Kevin Mayer (FRA): 2013 Silver, 2017 Gold Eelco Sintnicolaas (NED) 2013 Gold, 2015 Bronze Andrei Krauchanka (BLR) 2007 Bronze, 2011 Gold Aleksandr Pogorelov (RUS): 2005 Silver; 2007 Silver Romas Sebrle (CZE): 2000 Silver; 2002 Gold; 2005 Gold; 2007 Gold; 2009 Bronze; 2011 Bronze Erki Nool (EST): 1996 Gold; 2000 Bronze; 2002 Bronze Tomas Dvorak (CZE): 1996 Silver; 2000 Gold; 2002 Silver Christian Plaziat (FRA): 1992 (exhibition event) Gold; 1994 Gold Medals by Countries Nation Gold Silver Bronze CZE 4 3 3 EST 2 2 FRA 2+1 (exhibition) 2 1 RUS 1 2 ESP 1 1 1 (exhibition) BLR 1 1 NED 1 1 POL 1 TCH 1 (exhibition) SWE 1 UKR 1 HUN 1 GER 1 GBR 1 ISL 1 AUT 1 SRB 1 ANA 1 Multiple Medals by athletes from a single nation Nation Year Gold Silver Bronze CZE 2002 Roman Sebrle Tomas Dvorak CZE 2000 Tomas Dvorak Roman Sebrle FRA 1994 Christian Plaziat Alain Blondel Best performances in seven events of Heptathlon at the European Indoor Championships Event Name Nat Venue Year 60m 6.75 Karl Robert Saluri (failed to finish) EST Glasgow 2019 6.79 Prodromas Korkizoglou GRE Valencia 1998 LJ 7.97 Mikk Pahapill EST Torino 2009 SP 16.82 Tomas Dvorak CZE Ghent 2000 HJ 2.17 Sebastian Chmara POL Valencia 1998 Attila Zsivoczky HUN Wien 2002 60mH 7.67 Arthur Abele GER Praha 2015 7.78 Tomas Dvorak CZE Ghent 2000 Jorge Urena ESP Beograd 2017 Jorge Urena ESP Glasgow 2019 PV 5. 60 Aleksandr Averbukh RUS Valencia 1998 1000m 2:34.19 Nadir El Fassi FRA Paris 2011 2:34. 29 Kamil Damasek CZE Stoc kholm 1996 European Indoor champions who also won European Championships Name Nat Euro Indoor Year European Championships Roman Sebrle CZE 2002, 2005, 2007 2002, 2006 Erki Nool EST 1996 1998 Christian Plaziat FRA 1992, 1994 1998 European Indoor champions who also medaled at World Indoor Championships Name Nat Year World Indoor Championships Year Kevin Mayer FRA 2017 Gold 2018 Andrei Krauchanka BLR 2011 Silver 2008 Roman Sebrle CZE 2002, 2005 Gold 2004, 2007 Tomas Dvorak CZE 2000 Silver 1995 Sebastian Chmara POL 1998 Gold 1999 Erki Nool EST 1996 Silver 1997, 1999 Christian Plaziat FRA 1992, 1994 Gold 1995 European Indoor champion who also medaled at European Junior Championships Name Nat Year European Junior Championships Year Tomas Dvorak CZE 2000 Silver 1991 European Indoor champion who also medaled at World Junior Championships None: Man & Woman from the same team winning the corresponding event Nation Men Women Venue Year POL Sebastian Chmara Urszula Wlodarczyk Valencia 1998 Last eleven European Indoor Championships: Year Gold Nat Scor Silver Nat Score Bronze Nat Score 2019 Jorge Urena ESP 6218e Timothy Duckworth GBR 6156 Ilya Shkurenyov ANA 6145 2017 Kevin Mayer FRA 6479 Jorge Urena ESP 6227 Adam Helcelet CZE 6110 2015 Ilya Shkurenyov RUS 6353 Arthur Abele GER 6279 Eelco Sintnicolaas NED 6185 2013 Eelco Sintnicolaas NED 6372 Kevin Mayer FRA 6297 Mihail Dudas SRB 6099 2011 Andrei Krauchanka BLR 6282 Nadir El Fassi FRA 6237 Roman Sebrle CZE 6178 2009 Mikk Pahapill EST 6362 Oleksiy Kasyanov UKR 6205 Roman Sebrle CZE 6142 2007 Roman Sebrle CZE 6196 Aleksandr Pogorelov RUS 6127 Andrei Krauchanka BLR 6090 2005 Roman Sebrle CZE 6232 Aleksandr Pogorelov RUS 6111 Roland Schwarzl AUT 6064 2002 Roman Sebrle CZE 6280 Tomas Dvorak CZE 6165 Erki Nool EST 6084 2000 Tomas Dvorak CZE 6424 Roman Sebrle CZE 6271 Erki Nool EST 6200 1998 Sebastian Chmara POL 6415 Dezso Szabo HUN 6249 Lev Lobodin RUS 6226 Last eleven European Championships: Year Gold Nat score Silver Nat score Bronze Nat score 2018 Arthur Abele GER 8431 Ilya Shkurenyov ANA 8321 Vitali Zhuk BLR 8290 2016 Thomas Van der Plaetsen BEL 8218 Adam Helcelet CZE 8157 Mihail Dudas SRB 8153 2014 Andrey Kravchenko BLR
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