In the last world championships, Europeans won 12 gold and 47 medals, and many of them will be the European Champions of Birmingham next year.
The athletes from Europe won 12 gold medals at the World Cups of Tokyo, from the world’s recorder in the polar folder, 1500 m and Jim.
Other European winners in the world championship include Mattia Furlani in a long jump, Pedro Fortard, Daniel Stahle in the discus, Jessica Schilds, which took place at 20 km and 35 km.
Below we look at the leading European athletes in Tokyo, which gives us the opportunity to achieve if we can have a European Championship in 2025 perhaps is like BIRMINGHAM 2026.
If the world’s 2025 world champions were a European competition, for example, Britain would take medals in 100 million men and women, and Zharil Hughes will win double Sprint Gold.
Dina Asher-Smith and Amy Hunt will win European titles with 100 m and 200 m. Of course, in Georgia, Hunter Bell and Steely Hodgkinson will complete one or two in women 800 m.
Leading European athletes in Tokyo 2025 …
Men
100m
Hughes (GBR) ZHARNEL 10.03; Jeremiah Azu (GBR) 10.05; Romell Glave (GBR) 10.09
200 m
Her Hughes (GBR) 19.78; Henrik Larson (SWE) 20:32; Xavi mo-ajok (need)
400 m
EDARDO SKOT (ITA) 44.77; Charlie Dobson (GBR) 44.85; Attila Molnár (Hun) 44.94
800 m
Cian McPhILLIPS (IRL) 1: 42:15; Mohamed Attau (ESP) 1. 42:21; M BURGIN (GBR) 1: 42.29
1500 m
ISAAC NADER (POR) 3. 34:10; Jake Wightman (GBR) 3: 34:12; Niels laros (down) 3: 34.52
5000 m
Isahak Kimel (Bel) 12. 58: 78; Jimmy Gressier (From) 12. 59:33; Yann Schrubb (From) 13. 01.34
10,000 m
Jimmy Gressier (Fra) 28. 55: 77; Andreas Almgren (SWE) 28. 56.02; Thierry Ndikumwenaya (ESP) 28. 59.07
110m obstacles
Enrique LLOPIS (ESP) 13:16; Just Kwaou-Mathey (Fra) 13:42; Jason Joseph (Swi) DNF
400m obstacles
Karsten Warholm (new) 47:58; Emil Agyekum (Yeast) 47.98; Tyri Donovan (GBR) 48.21
3000m steeplechase
Nicolas Daru (From) 8. 35: 77; Ruben Ku (Lux) 8: 37:49; Frederik Ruppert (Ger) 8: 39.83
Marathon
Amanal petros (ger) 2:09:48; IIS ATOANI (ITA) 2:09:53; Haimro Alame (ISR) 2:10:03
20km walk
Paul McGrath (ESP) 88:45; Aurelien Quintion (Fra) 88:49; Gabriel Bordin (Fra) 89:23
35km walks
Aurelien Quinion (Fra) 2:30:24; Daniel Chamosa (ESP) 2:30:42; Dominic Start (Svk) 2:31:17
4×100 m
Netherlands 37:81; Germany 38:29; France 38.58
4×400 m
Belgium 2: 59:48; Great Britain 3: 03.05; Netherlands 3: 04.84
Mixed 4×400 m
Netherlands 3: 09.96; Belgium 3: 10.61; Poland 3: 10.63
Jump high
Yan Stugh (CZE) 2.31 m; Ug doroshchuk (ukr) 2.31 m; Mattea Solio (hate) 2.24 m
Polar folder
Mondo Duplantis (SWE) 6.30 m; Emmanul Karalis (GRE) 6.00 m; Thibaut Collec (Fra) 5.90 m
Jump
Mattia Furlani (ITA) 8.39 m; Simon Ehammer (Swi) 8.30 m; Bozhidar saraboyukov (bul) 8.19 m
Triple
Pedro Pichardo (by) 17.91 million; Andrea Dallavalle (ITA) 17.64 m; 3 Andy Diaz Herbs (ITA) 17.19 m
Shot
Leonardo Fabbri (ITA) 21.94 m; Scott Lincoln (GBR) 21.00 m; Konrad Bukowiecki (POL) 20.66 m
Investigation
Daniel Stahl (SWE) 70.47 m; Michael Alekna (LIT) 67.84 m; Andrius Gudesius (illuminated) 63.43 m
Hammer
Merlin Hummel (ger) 82.77 m; BENCE HALASZ (HUN) 82.69 m; Mykhaylo Kokhan (ukr) 82.02 m
Tape
Julian Wind (GET) 86.11; DAWID WeGner (Pol) 83.03 m; 3 Jakub Vadlejch (June) 78.71 m
Dechatlon
LEO NEUGEBAUER (GER) 8804; NILLAS KOUL (GET) 8538; Johannes ERM (EST) 8431
Women
100m
Diser-Smith (GBR) 11.08; Amy Hunt (GBR) 11.05; Daryll Neita (GBR)
200 m
Amy Hunt (GBR) 22:14; Dina Asher-Smith (GBR) 22:43; SOPHIA JUNK (GER) 22.71
400 m
Natalia Bukowiecka (Pol) 49.27; Amber Anning (GBR) 49:36; Henriette Jæger (Nor) 49.74
800 m
Georgia Hunter Bell (GBR) 1: 54: 90; HOLE HODGKINSON (GBR) 1. 54: 91; Audrey Werro (Swi) 1: 56.17
1500 m
Klaudia Kazmier (Pol) 3: 57: 95; Sarah Madeleine (Fra) 3: 58.09; Marta Pérez (ESP) 3: 58.54
5000 m
Nadia Battocletti (ITA) 14. 55:42; Marta García (ESP) 15. 01.02; Hannah Nuttall (GBR) 15. 01.25
10,000 m
NADIA BATTOCLETTI (ITA) 30. 38:23; Megan Keith (GBR) 31. 33:85; Calli Hauger-Thackery (GBR) 30. 37.81
100m obstacles
Formal Formal (SWI) 12:24; PIA SKRZYSZOWSKA (POL) 12.49; NADINE VISSER (NED) 12.56
400m obstacles
FEMKE BOL (NED) 51.54; Emma zapletalová (svk) 53.00; Naomi Van Den Brroeck (Bel) 53.70
3000m steeplechase
Gesa Felicitas Kraus (GER) 9. 14:27; ELISE THORNER (GBR) 9. 19.02; LEA MEYER (GER) 9. 24.42
Marathon
Alisa vainino (fin) 2:28:32; Fionnuala McCormack (IRL) 2:30:16; Laura Luengo (ESP) 2:30:55:
20km walk
María Pérez (ESP) 85:54; Antía Chamosa (ESP) 87:55; Pauline Stey (Fra) 88:52
35km walks
María Pérez (ESP) 2: 39.01; Antonella Palmisano (ITA) 2:42:24; Katarzyna zdzziebło (pol) 2:44:37
4×100 m
Germany 41:87; Great Britain 42.07; Spain 42.47
4×400 m
Netherlands 3: 20:18; Belgium 3: 22:15; Poland 3: 22.91
Mixed relays
Netherlands 3: 09.96; Belgium 3: 10.61; Poland 3: 10.63
Jump high
Maria żodzik (pol) 2.00 m; Yaroslava Mahucik (UKR) 1.97 m; Angelina Topić (Ser) 1.97 m
Polar folder
Tina Fuck (SLO) 4.80 m; Amálie švábíková (cze) 4.75 m; Angelica Moser (Swi) 4.65 m
Jump
Angels Empire (ger) 6.99 m; Hilar kpatcha (fra) 6.82M; AGATE DE SOUSA (POR) 6.67 m
Triple
Neja Filipič (SLO) 14.03M; Caroline joyeux (ger) 14.00 m; Maja Åskag (SWE) 13.92 m
Shot
Jessica Shielder (NED) 20.29 m; Fanny Roos (SWE) 19.54 m; Ogunleye (ger) 19.33 m
Investigation
Jorinde Van Klinken (NED) 67.50 m; Vanessa Kamga (SWE) 66.61 m; Sandra Elkasević (Cro) 65.82 m
Tape
Anne Sietin (lat) 64.64 m; Elina Tzerno (GRE) 62.72 m; Adrian Vilago (Ser) 61.29 m
Hammer
Silja Kosonen (Fin) 75.28 m; Anita Włodarczyk (POL) 74.64 m; Sara Fantini (ITA) 73.06M
Heptlon
Kate O’Connor (IRL) 6714; Katarina Johnson-Thompson (GBR) 6581; Sandrina Sprengel (ger) 6434
In total, athletes from 21 different European countries have given the chair to Tokyo. As well as the World Record of Duplantis, there were also the world’s leading signs by Europeans, such as Pichardo’s triple jumps, bols in the 200 m of women in 20 km race.
In 2023, in Budapest, they also successfully defended Duplantis, Perez, Bol and Stahle.
In 2026, these athletes will compile it on August 10-16 for European titles in Birmingham.
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