The event of this year’s publication is a deep preview, including which athletes they will view and how to contact all action.
An incredible 550 British athletes will compete in the European Masters’ Championships (October 8-19).
Events have six different places with Ribeira Brava’s main base, but the tribes in the distance are located in Camara de Lobos, some arrows are located in the Funchal military base, and 10 km and half marathon are in Capitol.
The steps are in the car, and the intersection is on the height at Chao Das Feiteiras.
Because what is the largest team of Great Britain from World Gatesada’s global masters, Britain’s unusually the best team with Germany and the next most presented nation in Spain?
When the latter was held two years ago in Leskka, Britain (108 gold, 93 silver and 77 bronze) medals (162, 105, 72).
This time with more athletes, Britain is well on top of the medal table, and they should definitely be better in the sprint than in Florida, where the strong US team dominated.
Although he did not work for the British Senior Athletes in Tokyo, given the high numbers of racing in individual events, they are relays, as well as team events in the remote race.
Many Britishes will protect their European titles, but some WIL will try to add gold here, such as the winners and Florida.
Dave Clark, Northern Ireland, who won M60 1500 m 1500 m, but in America, 800 million, 1500 m and 5000 m for M65 and 3000 m.
Throws John Moreland (M65 Discus) and Paula Williams (W50 Shot) All others will win to win, although both won gold, two opponents in the world, where they are also throwing winter outdoors.
Former Cooperation Games Pole Vauulter Irie Hill, who wins in the W50 GOLD, as well as in the FLORIDA of W55, and two titles were greatly popular since 2008.
Joe Appiah has previously dominated the obstacles in recent years, and he protects his M50 100 m obstacles, while the world champion is the world champion and the dominant world of 60 m.
Andrea Jenkins, who won the W45 Hammer, became 50 years old before 50 years old and moved to a new age group, and he will also take good on the workload.
Steve Peters, the greatest masters of the United Kingdom, support his M70 100 m and 200 m headings and lead the world rankings 12.75 Õ¥Ö‚ 26.16 times, and he also enters 400 m.
One of the most successful Britain, the most successful, actor throws, who won the W85 shot, hammer, tape and weight and weight Pentatlon, in those five and discus of the median. In 2024, the world’s masters in Sweden won five gold.
Others who defend their titles and protect their titles, W65 Multi Chams Ill Ill Ill Harrison at 1500 m and 5000 m and Jane Hord.
Tennyson James (M65 100m obstacles), Iris Holder (W80 Triple Jump), Mike Coolan (M50 200 m), Kirstie Booth (W65 Steeplechase) and Virginia Mitchell (W60 400M) also return to protect their titles.
Emily McMahon (W70 80 m obstacle) moves up to W75S.
In 1975, 56.40 m throwing aAA champions, also 56.40 m Discover, would also make changes to Florida, where he could not register a legal throw in March. In April, he threw the European ranking in the Ramona record of 46.49 m.
Other British Protection Champions, M45 and M50 400m Hucdlers Darren Towart and Neal Edvards, M40 and M45 110M Hindders Michael Louise and Mansah Elliott, W65 Long Jumper Carole Filer, 20km Walker MAUREEN LLOYD POWELL.
The Olympic 50 km walker Jan Richards protects its M75 5000M Walk Tage, while Neil Tunstall returns to M60 100 m obstacles.
The Nikki Sturzaker, which won the W50 800m in Pescara, is only entered for 5000 m.
Betty Stracey (W80 800M) and Kath Stewart (W80 100m and 400 m) also return, but their capabilities are greatly growing, because both are moved into W85.
Jenie Ryan, who won W65 10 km and 10,000 meters in Italy and 2024.
Though Pescara’s multi-year-old multi-year winners don’t return like W45 Zoe Doyle, W55 Lucy Elliote, W75 Angela Kopon, M65, Colin Feechan and Paul Forbes and M80 Martin Ford.
Two years ago, Copson defeated W75 800m, 1500 m 5000 m and 10,000 meters, but these events are more than covered by a variety of W75 World Recorder Sarah Roberts.
Roberts, who w70 outdoor w70 outdoor champion, won the world’s w75 indoor titles in Florida, 400 m, 800 m and 3000 m.
Another thorough and record holder W60 Clare ELMS, although he performs his first appearance after winning six W55 gold in the championships.
This time, focusing on longer events, after setting world records in the summer, he competes 5,000 m, 10,000 m, cross-country and 10 km.
He defeated the world’s titles in Florida, 1500 m, 3000 m, 10 km and a cross-country, as well as two teams of gold.
Ellie Stevens, who won the W40 world titles in 800 million, and 1,500 m, 3000 m and 10 km long.
The most difficult British athlete will be that W40 High Jump and Pole Vault won the W40 High High High Hand Vault in Florida.
He also enters a long and triple jump, all five arrows, plus weight Pentatlon, three walks, heptathlon, two obstacles and his 18 events meant to capture almost 700 euros.
Thought other closed world champions, Richard White (M65 400M), Keith Hutchinson (M45 800M), M55 800 m Õ¥Ö‚ 1500 m), Ron Cattle (M65 10 km) Shots M50 Susan Payne
In addition, Suzanna wise who won the W35 shot and hammer also competes with Britain, probably the strongest throw after Germany.
John Right did not compete in Paykara or Florida, but in the Master’s Master’s Master’s Master’s Master’s Master, and this year he even plays world records of 12.15 and 24.47, as well as 400 m.
60 m and 200 m double-won Helen Godsel, inside the European masters of last year, the most popular W70 SPRINTS, which defines the British notes 15.05 Õ¥Ö‚ 31.81.
Last year, Andrew Ridley won the world’s Master’s M60 800 m and 1500 m with Rob Mcharg with a medal.
Tabs Mcharg Out-Bokled Ridley 4: 1500 meters will set a record of 15,32 m.
In Florida, Dean Richardson was a team manager, but here he competes with M50 800 m and 1500m with longer measures in the Master of 2023.
Former World W65 champion Anna Garters passes W70 800m, 1500 m and 5000 m, setting a record world-mile.
Former world champion Darren Scott is competing with M55 100m, 200 m and Decathlon.
In 1999, Christine Harrison-Bloomfield competed for GB in W55 SPRINTS.
Former English School Champion Warvick Dickson competes to six-throwing events of the M90 ​​age group.
However, he is not the oldest British, as 92-year-old Colin Teri competes 400 m, 800 m, 1500 m, 5000 m and Javelin, almost all previous competitive experience, which is located in Parkryun.
He is guaranteed that medals should be completed from any path event but is one of the eight Javelin participants next to Dixon.
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European outdoor outdoor athletes entered Madeira (although some may compete in this case) to all age groups using age classification, according to Mastersrankings.com, listed.
Men
100 m. JOHN RIGHT GBR 12.15, 66 – 97.46%
200 m. John Right GBR 24.47 is 66 – 98.26%
400 m. Juan Anaya 51.86, 55 – 96.29%
800 m. Hasan also Azzoz ITA 2. 05.55, 57 – 96.24%
1500 m. Andrew Ridley Fbr 4: 21.21 at 61 – 96.33%
5000 m. Peter Van der Welden Near 15. 51.83, 56 – 94.22%
10000 m. Van der Welden 34. 47.73 at 56 – 89.92%
100h. Joe Apiags Fb 14.07 – 54 – 97.56%
400 h. Jakub Adamczyk POL 53.76 – 45 – 95.29%
3000 V. Jerome Chiquet FRA 9. 47.97 50 – 92.27%
HJ: Marco Segatel Ila 1.75M at 63 – 95.51%
PV: Jonas Asplund SWE 4.65M at 52 – 92.89%
LJ: Gianni Becatti ITA 5.83M 62 – 92.63%
TJ. Wolfgang Knabe Ger 12.16m 66 – 96.99%
Sp
DT: Roland Heiler Ger 34.86M at 86 – 88.77%
Ht. Fabian Zoltan Hun 65.93M 56 – 93.05%
JT. Neil McLellan GBR 65.11m, 46 – 81.35%
Women
100 m. Nicole Alexis FRA 13.73, 65 – 95.47%
200 m. Anngrik People-Smith Ned Ned Ned Ned Ned Ned Ned Ned 6.81, 57 – 94.14% 400 m. Virginia Mitchell GBR 65.68 62 – 94.45%
800 m. Anne Gilshinan IRL 2: 28.13 61 – 96.61%
1500 m. CLARE ELMS GBR 4. 56.85 at 61 – 98.4%
5000m. ELMS 18: 11.08 61 – 97.86%
10000 m. Elms 38. 46.9 at 61 – 94.99%
2000
300 h. Maria Moron ITA 47.17 56 – 98.45%
HJ: Monica Buizza Ita 1.49 meters 59 – 91.87%
PV: Brigitte Van De Kamp Down 2.84M at 65 – 82.41%
LJ: Renata Novosel Cro 57 57 – 89.62%
TJ: Andrea Szirbucz Hun 11.01m 53 – 88.9%
SP. Tetiana Nasonova UKR 14.85M 48 – 88.47%
DT: Janina Lapieniene Ltu 35.10m 64 – 85.2%
Ht. Merja Korpela Fin 58.75M at 44 – 88.78%
JT: Vanda Hyakova June 34.08 m 71 – 96.78%
