Great Britain left Germany on top of the medal table in Madeira
After a gold more than 1500 m, the United Kingdom once again exceeded the European Master Championship with an incredible 18 gold (October 13). Half the way, Britain now has 58 gold in Germany.
On Monday, Hovhannes Rice, Steve Peter, Kristine Harris-Blumfield, Helen Godsel and Kathleen, Helen Godsel and Kathleen, Helen Godel and Kathleen, Helen Godsel and Kathleen, Helen Godsel and Kathleen, Helen Godsel and Kathleen, Helen Godel and Kathleen, Helen Godel and Kathleen, Helen Godel and Kathleen Through Godsel and Kathleen, Helen Godsel and Kathle Stut. Elijah Stevens, Clari Elms and Sarah Roberts Plus Field, gave a victory to the oxen Williams and Neil McLelani and Holdler Dama-Benjamin, Stefan Wilkokon, Sarah.
Despite the ripe 2.5 m high, M65 400M world champion John Rice approached his world 100 meters, 12.26 / -2.5 and followed Pat Logan (12.83).
Another flu champion and Magend Legend Steve Peters also leads GB, and his 13.29 / -3.0 has won M70, John Brown in 13:43.
Kristine Harrison-Blumfield, senior representative of the 1999 World Championship, won W55 100 m from 12.90 to 1,22. TJ Ossai is a meeting in the M50 race at 11.42 / 0.9, Italy’s Andrea Portalate (11:44). Champion of 60 ms in the European closed Trevor Hodgson was the sixth in 11.95.
M55 Racing Darcent Scott Darren Scott (11.96 / -0.5) was defeated by Austrian Eduard Gonaus (12.01) to make up the disappointment of the decathlon earlier.
The bronze went with Russell Wisseppe (12.10) Former Fourth (12:22) and Kevin Crane’s fifth (12:23) – four of the largest five.
Rebecca Perry, who was the third at W35 Heptathlon, showed its speed with a victory of 12.30 / -2.8 from French sandies 12.48. Stacey Downie bronze bronze with the sixth of Katy Lord at 12.55 (12.95).
Lisa Boland with 12.49 / -2.5 12.49 / -2.5 by 12.49 / -2.5 (12,72) Second Õ¥Ö‚ Charles Sheria Sixth (12.91).
Helen Godsel dominated the W70 race, and 15.34 / -2.0 gave him five meters on Swedish Lily Weiver, and Dorse was fourth in fourth place at 17.35. At 17:66, Ann Nelson was sixth.
Kathle Stewart won the W85 race for more than six seconds, because 19.57 easily easily easily easily easily enabled the Greek Smargda Mandila. Dot Fraser’s 26.46 britle gave another bronze.
Four were in the M80 race for Britain, but Germany’s Friedelm Adorf won with Victor Novel 15.01 / -2.8 (15,66) and James Smith (16.08).
Italy’s Antonio Rossi was the first in M75 100 m 14.16 /3.3, before the 14.31 meters of James Lindsay. Britain has also received silversmiths in the W75 race with German Hillen Von Malttsan (16.91) Hine (17.18).
Italian Mario Brigida has won the 100 m race by 10.92 / 0.00 through the fourth (11:26) of Byron Robinson. The M45 race with the M45 race with 20.96/0.4 with a bronze with a bronze won a bronze with 11.56.
Juli Hits is the fourth in the W60 race by 14.59 / – 93 with Monica Desi (14.37), which gives another gold. At all time, France’s wonderful Nikol Alexis won the W60 race at 15.88 Angela Kelly’s fifth at 15.92. Isaiah was the fifth in the Race 11.79, which coincided with the M60 Vincent Ellie’s 12.92 / 1.3 and 13.32 of Karen Buryz.
Having golden gold and 1,500 million Elli Steven have already maintained his dominance to his W40 competitors when he ran 16. 54.36. He was followed by WB Daniel Hodkinson (17:233), and Lisa Gavster finished the fifth (18: 17.04).
Another multi-level champion who wins twelve and half seconds was W60 Clare ELMS. He had suffered from the heat from 10,000 m, then the height at the crossroads of the previous day. However, this time he was cautious in the midst of the midst of the morning and followed Austrian Sabi Hoffer to 800 m. 3:35 The final kilometers gave him 12 seconds victory 19. 37.66 to restore the results of the two previous tribes in Madieria and to reach the full collection of medals.
Sarah Roberts won its fourth gold and sixth medal in Madrha when she won the W75 race 23. 11.23 with the fourth port of Anna (23: 26.81) in Lucia Sornzo (23: 26.81) in Italy (25: 26.31). The rich was the rich in the W80 race in it, 34. 03.00 hours.
The United Kingdom has taken three of the first four places in the W65 race – Siam Davis (21: 45:11).
Lisa Finlay was the second in W55 events 18. In 50.47, with the Race Winner by the Swedish Marie Lesson (18: 37.29).
Anna Garnier, which was 1500 meters, controlled the W70 race on the front, but the former Britain Alison Bourgeis received better this time, and the Swiss victory was the second. By 08.69. Lyn Jenkins is the fourth (25: 50.83) and Leslie Joyce was the sixth. At 13.57.
2023 800m 800m Champion Nicky Strait was the third in the W0 5000M race (18: 54,70) with the Sandrinyan host (17: 43.96).
Emily Proto completed the fourth in the W35 race 20. At 50.55, as the race won the Lyduina Van Systrian of Sweden. 53.66.
The British Hudders also had a great day. Damaine Benjamin won the title of M35 400m on 54.14, 54.14, from compatriot Lewis Robson (55.55), who had already won a Bronze of 400m. Stefan Wilkinson (58.02) won the M40 race on 58.02, ahead of Alejandro Hernando, Spain (58:33).
Emily Makmahon predominated W75 200m obstacles in 41.11, to cleanse eight seconds from the opposition. Sarah Loades was a clear winner of the W50 300 m obstacles, as his 49.53 gave two seconds two seconds to Tina Schultz (51.99).
Richard White was third with 400 m, he was lucky enough for M65 300 m obstacles, 46,59, 46.55 camels Lithuanian Vitautas Zaniuskas. Tennyson James was the fifth (49.39).
Lucinda Cash-Gibson was the third race in the W35 race, but nothing could do about Jononna Tilgner in Sweden, 62:18. The French Louis Claut won the M70 300m barriers to the fourth (56.65) of Jan Willofby.
Italy’s Antonio D’Ore (44,38) won a lot of competitive M60 300 m obstacles with Adrian James Fifth (45.12) Neil Edwards ended the sixth in 62:27.
Neil McLel comfortably won the M45 Javelin Gold by throwing 62.93 m with the Hubert Guler of Italy (59.28 m). Neil Moore was the sixth (50.44 m).
Evaun Williams continued its W85 dominates the rule of 18.70 m, another gold with more than five meters. Catherine Holdsworth was the second in the W35 Discus, throwing 35.47 m, as France’s Alin Lechler took big rewards with a sign of 38.78 m. Suzanne Wise (31 36 m) missed the bronze with only 21 centimeters, but the fifth ended.
W60 was a long jump John Willugby was the second (4.48 m) because he was headed by Germany’s Birgit Burzlaf (4.55 m).
Clint Nicholls was the third with a high jump with a m45 with a retirement of 1,80 m (1.90 m). Lloyd Powell finished the fourth of M35 High High High High with a 2,85 million jump in a competition with a double-sided jump in France’s Michael Salomon.
Cara Maker was in the fourth place with W45 Long leap (4.96 m) because Swiss Laura Imberti easily won the gold with a jump 5.69 m.
Louise Wood was also in the fourth place with W55 Long Jump with a jump of 4.52 m. Claire Cameron was the fourth in W65 Discus when she threw 24.27 m. Roy Chambers (46.84 m) missed the medals with 27 centimeters of M35 Javelin, as Portuguese rock beef (50.85 m) won gold.
The Czech Lucas Novnot won the M40 Javelin event by throwing 56.19 m, as Stuart Soyuson completed the fifth (50.70 m). Already M90 Double Medal Warwick Dixon completed the fifth place in a shot at a shot by 7.13 m.
Emily Fry jumped at a w40 length of 4.93 m with a 4.93 m leap that matched M50 Javelin Throver Mark Stone (43.82 m). Janet Smith was the sixth in the W60 Discus, throwing 26.42 m.
