1958 European Athletics Championships

The 6th European Athletics Championships were held until August 24, 1958 in Stockholm on 19. The competitions were held in the Olympic Stadium of 1912.

There were two European records: The Czech Dana Zátopková reached the javelin a distance of 56.02 m; the German Martin Lauer equaled the record for the 110 meter hurdles ( 13.7 seconds).

  • 2.1 100 m
  • 2.2 200 m
  • 2.3 400 m
  • 2.4 800 m
  • 2.5 80 m hurdles
  • 2.6 4 x 100 m relay
  • 2.7 High Jump
  • 2.8 Long Jump
  • 2.9 Shot Put
  • 2:10 Discus Throw
  • 2:11 Javelin
  • 2:12 Pentathlon

100 m

200 m

400 m

800 m

1500 m

5000 m

10,000 m

Marathon

110 m hurdles

400m hurdles

3000 m steeplechase

4 x 100 m relay

4 x 400 m relay

20 km Go

50 km Go

High Jump

Long-jump

Pole vault

Triple Jump

Shot Put

Discus

Hammer Throw

Javelin

Decathlon

Scoring from 1952

Women

100 m

200 m

400 m

800 m

80 m hurdles

4 x 100 m relay

High Jump

Long-jump

Shot Put

Discus

Javelin

Pentathlon

Explanations

  • ER: European Record
  • EMR: European Championship record

Footnotes

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  • Athletics competition in Sweden
Stockholm Olympic Stadium 1954 European Athletics Championships 1962 European Athletics Championships Finland Armin Hary Manfred Germar Peter Radford France Jocelyn Delecour Yuriy Konovalov (athlete) David Segal (athlete) Robbie Brightwell John Wrighton John Salisbury (athlete) Karl-Friedrich Haas Carl Kaufmann Michael Rawson Audun Boysen Brian Hewson Siegfried Herrmann Kazimierz Zimny Gordon Pirie Veikko Karvonen Stanko Lorger Italy Yuriy Lituyev Jerzy Chromik Edward Sampson Johannes Kaiser Pino Dordoni Yevgeny Maskinskov Abdon Pamich Max Weber (athlete) Don Thompson (athlete) Yuri Stepanov (athlete) Jorma Valkama Arthur Rowe (athlete) Bulgaria Adolfo Consolini Tadeusz Rut Egil Danielsen Vladimir Kuznetsov (athlete) Uno Palu Heather Armitage Giuseppina Leone Barbara Sobotta Carole Quinton Dorothy Hyman Celina Jesionowska Dorothy Shirley Tamara Press 1934 European Athletics Championships 1938 European Athletics Championships 1946 European Athletics Championships 1950 European Athletics Championships 1966 European Athletics Championships 1969 European Athletics Championships 1971 European Athletics Championships 1974 European Athletics Championships 1978 European Athletics Championships 1982 European Athletics Championships 1986 European Athletics Championships 1990 European Athletics Championships 1994 European Athletics Championships 1998 European Athletics Championships 2002 European Athletics Championships 2006 European Athletics Championships 2010 European Athletics Championships 2014 European Athletics Championships 2016 European Athletics Championships 2018 European Athletics Championships
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