The European Athletics Championships confirmed that no Olympics or world championships on the immediate horizon would be a footnote as a haul of gold, silver and bronze found new caretakers last week.
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The European Athletics Championships confirmed that no Olympics or world championships on the immediate horizon would be a footnote as a haul of gold, silver and bronze found new caretakers last week.
The last day of competition on Sunday meant all finals as ten titles were decided on the roads of Birmingham, on the track and in the field.
Thirteen titles were decided on Day 6 of competition in Birmingham as Spain’s María Pérez and Italy’s Sofia Fiorini stormed to world records.
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The fifth day of action in Birmingham saw six new titles claimed as Switzerland’s Audrey Werro dominated in the women’s 800m final.
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Great Britain’s Matthew Hudson-Smith soared to his third European 400m crown on a busy day of competition in Birmingham where four more titles were decided.
Five more champions were crowned as the second day of action in Birmingham on Tuesday shifted from qualifiers to podium finishes.