2013 European Athletics Indoor Championships
The 32nd European Indoor Athletics Championships were held from 1 to 3 March 2013 Scandinavium in Gothenburg. Thus, the event was held for the fourth time instead of on Swedish soil, and for the third time in Gothenburg.
- 4.1 60 m
- 4.2 400 m
- 4.3 800 m
- 4.4 1500 m
- 4.5 3000 m
- 4.6 60 m hurdles
- 4.7 4 x 400 - meter relay
- 4.8 High Jump
- 4.9 Pole Vault
- 4:10 Long Jump
- 4:11 Triple Jump
- 4:12 Shot Put
- 4:13 Pentathlon
Applications for the venue
Gothenburg originally applied to host the Indoor Athletics Championships 2011. After this, however, was assigned to Paris, Gothenburg instead received the award for 2013.
The Scandinavium has already been the venue for the Indoor Athletics European Championships in 1974 and 1984 and numerous other international championships in other sports such as ice hockey and handball. The City of Gothenburg was also in the past host of other major events of athletics, including the World Athletics Championships in 1995 and the European Athletics Championships in 2006.
Participant
A total of 578 athletes from 47 different countries took part in the competitions.
Results Men
60 m
Other participants from German speaking countries: Place 12 Switzerland Rolf Fongue: excreted in the semis with 6.75 s.
400 m
Pawel Trenichin had arrived in third place, but was later disqualified because he had left the train at a Strauchler. A protest raised the disqualification later.
800 m
Participants from German-speaking countries: Place 8 Austria Andreas Rapatz: In the preliminary round with 1:50,11 min excreted. # 15 Austria Nikolaus Franzmair: In the preliminary round with 1:51,10 min excreted.
1500 m
Participants from German-speaking countries: # 10 Germany Florian Orth: In the preliminary round with 3:43,57 excreted. Place 14 Austria Andreas Vojta: In the preliminary round with 3:45:54 after a fall a few meters excreted after the start.
3000 m
60m hurdles
Other participants from German speaking countries: 16th place Matthias Bühler Germany: In the run with 7.78 s excreted.
4 x 400 - meter relay
The British team was disqualified after the race. A protest raised this disqualification again.
High Jump
Participants from German-speaking countries: Place 22 Germany Matthias Haverney: In qualifying with 2.13m excreted.
Pole vault
Renaud Lavillenie skipped first after Bubka, the height of 6.07 meters. Because the bar but no longer correct lay on the trailer, the jump was not recognized by the judges.
Long-jump
Other participants from German speaking countries: 9 Place Germany Sebastian Bayer: In qualifying at 7.91 m excreted.
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Other participants from German speaking countries: Place 20 Austria Lukas Weißhaidinger: In the first round with 18.38 m excreted.
Heptathlon
Results Women
60 m
Other participants from German-speaking countries: Place 17 Germany Tatjana Pinto: In the preliminary round with 7.41 s excreted. Place 21 Switzerland Mujinga Kambundji: In the preliminary round with 7.42 s excreted.
400 m
Participants from German-speaking countries: Place 17 Switzerland Léa Sprunger: In the first round with 54.45 s excreted.
800 m
Participants from German-speaking countries: 4th place ( in the semi-final run) Switzerland Selina Büchel: excreted in the semi-final with 2:01,64 min.
1500 m
Participants from German-speaking countries: Place 16 Germany Diana Zuev: excreted in qualifying with 4:17,27 min. Place 18 Germany Elina Zuev: excreted in qualifying with 4:17,81 min.
3000 m
60m hurdles
Participants from German-speaking countries: # 11 Germany Nadine Hildebrand: In the semifinals, with 8.11 s excreted. Place 18 Switzerland Noemi Zbären: In the run with 8.21 s excreted.
4 x 400 - meter relay
High Jump
Pole vault
Long-jump
Participants from German-speaking countries: Place 14 Germany Melanie Bauschke: In qualifying with 6.19 m excreted. Place 16 Germany Stefanie Voss: In qualifying with 6.19 m excreted.
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Other participants from German speaking countries: # 11 Germany Shanice Craft: In the qualification with 17.30 m excreted.