Another emergency day for the UK in the European Master’s Championships in Medium
Four days of the European Master’s Championship (October 12), the 1500-m runners in the day of 400 meters exceeded the day of 400 m, as he won nine gold in his discipline.
The gold went to Chris Lowus, Eli Stevenson, Paul Greenen, Dean Richardson, Jed Turner, Anna Garni, Colin, Sarah Roberts. Together with gold in the arrows (Rowland, Evaun Williams and Rachel Wiliams), the UK jumped with Germany to best lead the medal chart. Britain has 37 gold, 29 silver and 24 bronze, France, Germany 33, 35, 26, now with France, now the distant third (24, 19, 22).
Ludon, who won closed medals in the world in March, and 800 m and 3000 m, this time focused on 1500 m, and he won two seconds, 4. He won the French Olivier Gallon with 01.67. The UK had five of the head five with Michael Hols, the rest in sixth. 08.20.
The victory of the W40s was also 10,000 m and a closed-known world-in-world closed champion Stevens. The US-based Runner won 4. 43.19 to 4. Since 33:19, with Tim-Military Laura Hangartut (4: 41.01) with Alexis Dodi Fifth 4: 53.60.
The United Kingdom also won through M45 Gold with Paul Greg, who made his international master’s debut. The secured run and the strong end saw him that victory 4. 06.62 takes Italy from Francesco Nadalutti (4: 08:19).
The world’s closed champion from 2019/2023, Dean Richardson, who was a team leader in Florida, focused on competition and won a M50 gold. He was time to be taken. 07.51 and won the Victor Martinez (4: 10.01) at Les Newell. 21.71.
There were one or two race in the M60 race, as World Champion Rob Mcharg, the world’s outdoor recorder and the world’s outdoor record holder. 35.75 to 4. 37.83.
The M65 race seemed gold, most of the eyes, most of the world, 800 m, 1500 m and 3,000 m Dave Clayk or Europe’s closed champion John Thomson. Clark had to get out of a bad bacon, while fighting with a medal, and Thomson for gold, but the late blow to Jed Turner shook him 4. 57.12. Two years ago, the finals of the previous Peskara championships were unable to make the final of 400 m and 800 m.
W70 MILE RECORD World and 2022 W65 World Champion Anna Garnig 6. 48.65 won a slow tactical race. Former Britain and former champion Alison Bourgeuis were in the second place in the colors of Switzerland. In 51.86. Lin Jenkins, who ran crossed the country at the beginning of the day, bronze took 7. 04.77.
Sarah Roberts also drove the cross country and after the second places, and at 400 m, she was 6. He returned to the gold medal with 21.83, won the cross-group team friends. In 25:29.
After his 400 m gold, Colin Spie 8. At 50.36 defeated M90 1500. World champion Mark Sims was monitoring the M55 race, but failed to face the strong blow to Andrew Larsen, who won 4. On 17.04, the British outdoor record, defeating the title of his world, winning 4. 17.45.
Former high-ranking British high-ranking and defender Jill Ill Harrison 5. In 47:34, he finished his second place with Sweden’s Karin Wahlstrestt (5: 33.06).
Betty Slave was in the second place in W85 10. In the 50,18, the Irishne wood wooden (9:49.04), conquering the gold gold at the intersection in the morning.
Kat Satton missed the W35 1500 m bronze for five seconds for five seconds, 5. 04.08 hours, as eight meters covered the leading quartet.
Elke Hausler (5: 35.46) W60 was close fourth to Austrian bronze medalist Sabine Hoffier, who won a cross-country a few hours ago. The race easily won the World Irish world champion Anne Gilshina, who approached the world record. Her 4. 57.93 gave him a victory for 33 seconds.
It was planned that Ireland would win in the M70 race, but Multiple champion Joe Goff was headed by Peter, 5. 22.15. Dave Bedwell was the fifth 5. In 38.43.
Anna Krytreyu was the fourth in W55. On 23:14 and Caroline Hale, the sixth (5: 42.56), as Sweden’s Marie classer led 5. 07.08. 5: In 20.48, Sarah Swift was the fifth in the W50 race.
While it was scheduled for Saturday, W35 hammer was not over until the 4th past 4. World Masters Rachel Wilkokson won two other 55 meters with a gold medal with a gold medal.
He won 11 meters, and British teammates were also the fifth and sixths of Kerolaine Holdinski (40.79 m) and Susanna.
W40 hammer, which ended a day late, Joan Hovhannes (48,52 m) took a bronze medal as a Rachel Aker of Ireland (54.04 m) took gold.
The W35 shot occurred only a few hours after the hammer, but at the stadium. Jo Rowland, who was debuted this year, defeated the third and sixth (8.99 m) of the German Sandra Buyj (11.32 m).
Rowland won the second gold on the day at the Heptthlon because he won 269 points with 5120 points. Rebecca fairy was the third, 4352 points, 15.74, 1.44 m, 10.46 m, 24.46 m, 24.6,68, 2,6,68.
Jodie Albrow won the W40 bronze 12,47, 1.41 m, 9.07 m, 9.07 m, 29,01, 31,01.57 m. 36.60, as gold went to the French Elodi Valley (4943). Jenny O’Connor was the fifth W55 (4466)
Alastair Hill was the second at M75 Decathlon with 6387 points, as gold went to Finland’s Jarmo Lipasti 6486. 34.15m away and 7. 30.87, 1500 m.
Evaun Williams won the W85 GOLD, so far his fourth is thrown more than one meter for the opposition.
Claire Cameron was the fourth shot in W65, and Caroline Marler was the fifth at the W70 event – 8.01 million.
The intersection tribes were kept in the mountains, far from the escape, 4000 feet high, related to the appropriate place or the appropriate place to the sea level.
However, the presence of grass meant that the hug was only 1 km, which for the majority of competitors meant 8 laps. This caused some problems as a point dumped through goats and a tough course.
The British team was much weaker than normal, but they had their success, but although the only individual gold went to W85 Betty Stracey, there were teams. “Stra” passed 57:13 Before Eva Carlsen Norway.
In the 6 km race, Geoff Newton (35:34) was purchased with M80 Silver and Michael NS Johnson and Phil Brenan, which was all placed in the first sixth, and the United Kingdom won the team’s gold. Luxembourg Victor Kium won the M70 + race 26. In 44, as French Roger Godard captured M80 individual gold in 33: 51. The UK was the sixth in the M70 team race.
The total women’s W70 + race won the third third of the third-thirds of Ireland. Ireland Eileen Kenny (32:45) won the W75 race from the champion of 10,000 m Sarah Roberts (33:51), who made his crossroads, and the bronze and Carolin Gale took Bronze and Carolyn Gale, the big bronze, the W75 team provided gold. The W70 team took the bronze with Lin Jenkins and Louise Runley.
M55-65 Race 8 km from Portugal Joaquin Figueiredo 29. 36 won. Simon Mugleston, second in second place in 5,000 m, was only two seconds of medals, 30. In 52. M60 10,000M Champion Chris Uross (30:58) was approached, as he had borrowed silver from Ireland Paurik Makkinny. To 41.
M65 silver lasted 34:08 in 34:08, Spain Jesus sacred (32:31) and forced the team to bronze. Accordingly, Britain’s M55 and M60 teams were the fourth and fifth.
The young men’s race was dominated by the Polish M35 in the Polish M35 Andrzej Stessinska, who won over a minute at 26:18. In 2826, Carl Hardman was the fourth M40, but the team was in the team (29:31) Britain was leading the majority.
The total women’s race won the Swedish W35 Liduina Van Sitteren 32. At 13. Leading Braves was W60 Clare Elms (36:06), who completed the W45 Steeplechase medalist Jacques from Etertogon (36:08) and both won individual bronze.
Elms turned out to be 6 km away in the first W60, but after feeling the consumption of 10,000 mm heat and, it may have been forced to relax and reached 10,000 m champion Hoffer. The W50 team led by Val Woodland took the W50 bronze.
John Rice was easily accelerated at M65 100m Semis, and Steve Peters (13.07) and John Brownie (23:20), which have been raised to M70 qualifiers. DARREN SCOTT (12.08) was the fastest M55. Heptohlon Medalist Rebecca Perry (12.17) was the fastest W35, and Lisa Boland (12,60) topped W40 qualifiers. W55 Kristine Harrison-Blumfield (13.11) and W70 Helen Godsel (15.41) was also fast.
