Good luck for the UK both 10,000 mm and Javelin throws in Maddha
The United Kingdom provides three gold and ten medals, the day of the competition on the European Master’s Master’s Championships (October 9).
The gold medals on the track came in the only day of the day, the address of more than 10,000 m, which were conducted under severity.
Sarah Roberts won the W75 title for 10 minutes, despite her 47. 41.41 went down to his global record for almost two minutes, which was in many cool conditions in May.
In the same race Marian Grade provided W65 silver 50. 44.86 and Carolyn Gale W75 Bronze 60. In 06.62. The overall race won Denmark’s lightweight Schultz-Lorenthen 42. 41.98.
Chris UPSON was the winner of the Event of M60, because his 37. 05.86 gave him the opportunity to capture the whole field. He spilled water on his head in every arm to say great as he won in just two minutes.
The champion Simon Mugleston of the 1987 European Teenagers has won his first European medal for 38 years, when he finished the second place in M55. Andy Green was the fourth 36. 52.24.
Mike Burret finished the second place in M45 at 10,000 m, 35. 13.39, as Italian Gabriel Freskuki won gold (34: 24.00). Jeff Newton was in the second place in M80’s 10,000 m, 54. 00.76 in the Netherlands WiM Omedins 50. 13.63.
The other British gold came in the field, as the previous diverse world and European arrows European Wiliams easily won the W85 gold in Javelin, throwing 18.77 m. He also won the W75-90 event combined with the W80 champion.
British school champion Warvick Dickson captured the M90 ​​Hammer Bronze in the UK – 20.34 m in the UK. Lohtar Huchthausen in Germany was the gold medal (26.71 m).
Paula Williams earned W50 Javelin Bronze 33.27 m, as Agnes’ prediction (38.98 m) gave the title to Hungary.
Britain had the 400 m universe in the M65 of the M65, four of the fastest six athletes in the world, a closed world closed Richard White 61. By 24. The world’s outdoor champion and 100m world record holder John Raid remains a favorite.
John John Dwyer of Ireland is 16.24 m throws the weight of the M40.
Gareth Cook was the fourth weight in the 4th weight of 17.00 m, and that position coincided with a M75 hammer barry Hawksworth (37.93 m).
Former AAA Discus Former Stekin was the fifth of M70, throwing 41.99 m, while the writer of the writ was also in weight (17.50 m).
