The next battle for European Championships medals will be in Rome, Italy in the summer of 2024.
The European Athletics Championships is tradional athletics event in which the best athletes of Europe are decided. The first edition of the Euro Champs was competed back in 1934 in Turin, Italy. Until 2010 the event was organized once every four years like the olympics but from 2010 onwards the European Athletics Championships has been a biennial event as the European champions have been crowned once every two years.
Next European Athletics Championships will be hosted in Rome, Italy, in the beginning of June 2024. The week long hunt for medals begins on Thursday the 7th of June and the last events competed on Wednesday 12th. The Rome games are the 26th edition of the European Athletics Championships.
European Athletics Championships 2024 Rome - Schedule & Timetable
The European Athletics Championships 2024 begin on Thursday with qualifying of shot put. The first medals are decided on Friday See the whole daily schedule for the Rome below.
Friday 7.6.2024
Time
Event
M/W
09:35
Discus Throw Qualification A
Men
09:40
100m Hurdles Heptathlon
Women
10:03
Shot Put Qualification A + B
Women
10:10
100m Hurdles Prelims
Women
10:40
110m Hurdles Prelims
Men
10:55
Discus Throw Qualification B
Men
11:10
Triple Jump Qualification A+B
Women
11:35
High Jump Heptathlon A+B
Women
11:45
1500m Prelims
Women
12:15
Discus Throw Qualification A
Women
12:20
800m Prelims
Men
12:55
Long Jump Qualification A+B
Men
13:05
3000m Steeplechase Prelims
Women
13:35
Discus Throw Qualification B
Women
18:35
20km Walk Final
Women
18:40
Shot Put Heptathlon A+B
Women
19:55
Shot Put Qualification A + B
Men
20:30
High Jump Qualification A+B
Men
21:00
Discus Throw Final
Men
21:10
100m Prelims
Men
21:33
Shot Put Final
Women
21:45
200m Heptathlon
Women
22:20
4x400m Relay Final
Mixed
22:40
5000m Final
Women
Saturday 8.6.2024
Time
Event
M/W
10:05
Hammer Throw Qualification A
Men
10:10
3000m Steeplechase Prelims
Men
10:40
Pole Vault Qualification A+B
Women
10:50
100m Prelims
Women
11:30
Hammer Throw Qualification B
Men
11:45
400m Prelims
Men
12:10
Long Jump Heptathlon A+B
Women
12:20
400m Prelims
Women
18:00
20km Walk Final
Men
18:20
Javelin Throw Heptathlon A
Women
19:35
Javelin Throw Heptathlon B
Women
19:50
800m Semifinals
Men
20:10
100m Hurdles Semifinals
Women
20:35
Long Jump Final
Men
20:40
110m Hurdles Semifinals
Men
21:02
Shot Put Final
Men
21:10
100m Semifinals
Men
21:35
Discus Throw Final
Women
21:41
800m Heptathlon Final
Women
22:05
100m Hurdles Final
Women
22:16
110m Hurdles Final
Men
22:26
5000m Final
Men
22:53
100m Final
Men
Sunday 9.6.2024
Time
Event
M/W
09:00
Half Marathon Final
Men
09:30
Half Marathon Final
Women
10:05
Hammer Throw Qualification A
Women
10:45
Triple Jump Qualification A+B
Men
11:30
Hammer Throw Qualification B
Women
11:35
High Jump Qualification A+B
Men
11:50
200m Prelims
Men
12:40
400m Hurdles Prelims
Women
13:20
400m Hurdles Prelims
Men
20:05
400m Semifinals
Women
20:30
High Jump Final
Women
20:38
400m Semifinals
Men
21:05
100m Semifinals
Women
21:11
Hammer Throw Final
Men
21:21
Triple Jump Final
Women
21:35
200m Semifinals
Men
22:04
3000m Steeplechase Final
Women
22:27
800m Final
Men
22:36
1500m Final
Women
22:53
100m Final
Women
Monday 10.6.2024
Time
Event
M/W
09:05
100m Decathlon
Men
09:18
Pole Vault Qualification A+B
Men
09:25
Javelin Throw Qualification A
Women
09:35
200m Prelims
Women
10:05
Long Jump Decathlon A+B
Men
10:20
1500m Prelims
Men
10:45
Javelin Throw Qualification B
Women
10:50
800m Prelims
Women
11:40
400m Hurdles Semifinals
Men
12:05
Shot Put Decathlon A+B
Men
12:15
400m Hurdles Semifinals
Women
18:30
High Jump Decathlon A+B
Men
19:15
Pole Vault Final
Women
20:05
200m Semifinals
Women
20:33
Hammer Throw Final
Women
20:40
400m Final
Men
20:50
400m Final
Women
21:00
3000m Steeplechase Final
Men
21:20
400m Decathlon
Men
21:50
200m Final
Men
Tuesday 11.6.2024
Time
Event
M/W
09:35
110m Hurdles Decathlon
Men
10:10
800m Semifinals
Women
10:30
Discus Throw Decathlon A
Men
10:35
Long Jump Qualification A+B
Women
10:45
4x400m Relay Prelims
Men
11:15
4x400m Relay Prelims
Women
11:35
Discus Throw Decathlon B
Men
11:55
Pole Vault Decathlon A
Men
12:00
4x100m Relay Prelims
Men
12:30
4x100m Relay Prelims
Women
13:00
Javelin Throw Qualification A
Men
13:10
Pole Vault Decathlon B
Men
14:25
Javelin Throw Qualification B
Men
19:05
Javelin Throw Decathlon A
Men
20:15
Javelin Throw Decathlon B
Men
20:35
High Jump Final
Men
20:55
Triple Jump Final
Men
21:05
400m Hurdles Final
Men
21:18
400m Hurdles Final
Women
21:30
10,000m Final
Women
21:36
Javelin Throw Final
Women
22:25
1500m Decathlon Final
Men
22:53
200m Final
Women
Wednesday 12.6.2024
Time
Event
M/W
20:20
Pole Vault Final
Men
20:28
Javelin Throw Final
Men
20:54
Long Jump Final
Women
21:06
4x400m Relay Final
Women
21:19
4x400m Relay Final
Men
21:31
800m Final
Women
21:44
10,000m Final
Men
22:26
1500m Final
Men
22:38
4x100m Relay Final
Women
22:50
4x100m Relay Final
Men
European Athletics Championships Rome 2024 - Medals
Medals
Pos
Country
I-II-III=Tot
1
Italy 🇮🇹
11-9-4=24
2
France 🇫🇷
4-5-7=16
3
Great Britain 🇬🇧
4-4-5=13
4
Norway 🇳🇴
4-2-1=7
5
Switzerland 🇨🇭
4-1-4=9
6
The Netherlands 🇳🇱
3-4-5=12
7
Belgium 🇧🇪
3-1-2=6
8
Spain 🇪🇸
2-3-3=8
9
Poland 🇵🇱
2-2-2=6
10
Ireland 🇮🇪
2-2-0=4
11
Sweden 🇸🇪
2-0-1=3
12
Germany 🇩🇪
1-3-7=11
13
Greece 🇬🇷
1-2-0=3
14
Ukraine 🇺🇦
1-1-4=6
15
Austria 🇦🇹
1-1-0=2
15
Croatia 🇭🇷
1-1-0=2
17
Czech Republic 🇨🇿
1-0-0=1
17
Estonia 🇪🇪
1-0-0=1
17
Slovenia 🇸🇮
1-0-0=1
20
Serbia 🇷🇸
0-2-0=2
21
Portugal 🇵🇹
0-1-2=3
22
Türkiye 🇹🇷
0-1-1=2
23
Hungary 🇭🇺
0-1-0=1
23
Israel 🇮🇱
0-1-0=1
23
Romania 🇷🇴
0-1-0=1
23
Slovakia 🇸🇰
0-1-0=1
27
Finland 🇫🇮
0-0-1=1
27
Lithuania 🇱🇹
0-0-1=1
European Athletics Championships Rome 2024 – Entry Standards
Below you will find the entry standards for the European Athletics Championships Rome 2024. Athletes can also qualify for Rome through the ranking list.
European Athletics Championships Rome 2024 – Results
The European Ahtletics result service requires free registration. Below you will find the daily live result links to European Athletics Championships 2024 in Rome.
European Athletics Championships – History & stats
Here are some statistics from the European Athletics Championships covering the years from 1934 to 2018. You can find the all time medal table, most successful athletes and all the host cities & countries in the sections below.
European Athletics Championships – All time medal table 1934-2018
Medals
Rank
Country
I-II-III
Total
1
Soviet Union
120-110-101
331
2
Great Britain
118-90-96
304
3
East Germany
89-75-62
226
4
Germany
75-80-78
233
5
France
69-65-60
194
6
Poland
54-52-60
166
7
Russia
50-51-53
154
8
Italy
42-44-48
134
9
Finland
33-28-40
101
10
Sweden
29-42-42
113
11
Spain
28-24-36
88
12
West Germany
27-36-37
100
13
Netherlands
26-25-22
73
14
Ukraine
20-29-18
67
15
Hungary
18-20-24
62
16
Czechoslovakia
16-16-27
59
17
Portugal
16-13-8
37
18
Norway
13-14-17
44
19
Bulgaria
12-16-12
40
20
Belgium
12-13-11
36
21
Belarus
11-13-10
34
22
Turkey
11-8-9
28
23
Greece
11-7-11
29
24
Switzerland
8-12-13
33
25
Romania
7-21-10
38
26
Czech Republic
6-14-10
30
27
Yugoslavia
6-6-3
15
28
Croatia
6-1-3
10
29
Denmark
4-7-3
14
30
Latvia
4-3-3
10
31
Ireland
3-6-6
15
32
Estonia
3-6-4
13
33
Iceland
3-1-1
5
33
Israel
3-1-1
5
35
Lithuania
2-3-4
9
36
Austria
2-1-7
10
37
Slovenia
2-1-2
5
38
Serbia
1-4-2
7
39
Slovakia
1-4-1
6
–
Authorised Neutral Athletes
1-3-2
6
40
Azerbaijan
0-2-2
4
41
Albania
0-1-0
1
41
Luxembourg
0-1-0
1
43
Moldova
0-0-1
1
European Athletics Championships – Most Successful Athletes
The medal tally by East Germany's athletes in their golden era remains high in the statistics to date, even though Polish Irene Szewinska does own the title of the female athlete with the most medals. The Polish sprinter won gold medals in 100 m and 200 m sprints, sprint relay and long jump between the years 1966 and 1974. Szewinska got her last medals in the 1978 European Championships in Prague, as she won bronze in the 400 m sprint and in the 400 m relay. During her career, Szewinska won a total of 10 European Championships medals.
For men, Christophe Lemaitre stands on top of the list. The Frenchman has eight European Championships medals on his shelf, four of which are golden. He is followed by familiar names such as Mo Farah (6 medals) and one of the Borlee brothers, Kevin Borlee (6 medals).
For the coming years, a lot of movement is anticipated in the total medal statistics, as the condensed schedule of European Championships (every two years) will increase the chances to win medals.
The Most Medals
Name
Country
Total
I-II-III
Irena Szewińska
Poland
10
5-1-4
Fanny Blankers-Koen
Netherland
8
5-1-2
Renate Stecher
East Germany
8
4-4-0
Dafne Schippers
Netherland
8
4-3-1
Christophe Lemaitre
France
8
4-2-2
Marlies Göhr
East Germany
7
5-1-1
Myriam Soumaré
France
7
1-3-3
Marita Koch
East Germany
6
6-0-0
Harald Schmid
West Germany
6
5-1-0
Roger Black
Great Britain
6
5-1-0
Mohamed Farah
Great Britain
6
5-1-0
Heike Drechsler
East & West Germany
6-5-1-0
Grit Breuer
East & West Germany
6-5-1-0
Kevin Borlée
Belgium
6
4-1-1
Martyn Rooney
Great Britain
6
3-2-1
Irina Privalova
USSR & Russia
6
3-2-1
Pietro Mennea
Italy
6
3-2-1
Linford Christie
Great Britain
6
3-1-2
Yevgeniya Sechenova
USSR
6
2-2-2
European Athletics Championships – Hosting Countries & Cities
European Championships in track & field have been held since 1934, when only men were allowed to participate. Four years later, women gained access to compete at the European Championships level for the first time. Since 2012, the European Championships have been arranged every two years. Before this, the schedule was established at every four years.