2021 World Para Athletics European Championships

The 2021 World Para Athletics European Championships was a track and field competition for athletes with a disability open to International Paralympic Committee (IPC) affiliated countries within Europe and a refugee team with one athlete.[1] This was the 7th edition of the event.[1][2] This was also the first time that the event was held in Poland. Around 670 athletes competed at the event.

World Para Athletics European Championships
Host cityBydgoszcz
CountryPoland
Nations44
Athletes674
Dates1–5 June 2021
Main venueZdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium

History

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The event was originally scheduled to be held between 3 and 7 June 2020. On 26 March 2020, it was announced that the event would be postponed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic,[3] and in June it was confirmed that the postponement would be until 2021.[4]

Venue

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The venue for the event was the Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium.

Schedule

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As of June 2021.[5]

Date → Tues
1 June
Wed
2 June
Thurs
3 June
Fri
4 June
Sat
5 June
100 m Men
Details
T47
T53
T54
T13
T35
T36
T37
T63
T64
T38
T52
RR1
RR3
T11
T12
T33/34
T51
Women
Details
T11
T53
T54
T63
T13
T38
T34
T64
RR1
RR3
T12
T36
T35
T37
T47
200 m Men
Details
T51 T64 T37 T35
Women
Details
T35
T36
T37
T47
T11
T12
T64
400 m Men
Details
T20
T52
T38 T11
T13
T37
T47
T53
T54
T12
T62
T36
T44
Women
Details
T37
T47
T12
T20
T53
T54
T11
T13
T20
T62
T38
800 m Men
Details
T53
T54
Women
Details
T53
T54
T34
1500 m Men
Details
T46
T54
T11
T13
T20
T52
T38
Women
Details
T11
T13
T20
T54
5000 m Men
Details
T13 T11 T54
Women
Details
T54
4×100 m relay Universal
Details
Mixed
High jump Men
Details
T42/44/63/64
T47
Long jump Men
Details
T11
T38
T64
T12 T36
T63
T20 T13
T37
T47
Women
Details
T11
T37
T47
T12
T63
T20
T38
T64
T62
Shot put Men
Details
F12
F33
F40
F41
F55
F11
F20
F34
F37
F53
F32
F35
F36
F46
F57
T63
Women
Details
F20 F40
F54
F57
F34
F36
F37
F41
F12
F32
F33
F35
Discus throw Men
Details
F56 F52
F64
F11
F37
Women
Details
F38
F55
F64
F11/12 F53 F41
Javelin throw Men
Details
F46 F37/38
F57
F64
F13
F34
F41
F54
Women
Details
F34 F13
F56
F46
F54
Club throw Men
Details
F32 F51
Women
Details
F51 F32

Summary

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Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Poland)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Russia (RUS)31251874
2  Ukraine (UKR)1713939
3  Poland (POL)*15201449
4  Great Britain (GBR)1491437
5  France (FRA)8111130
6  Netherlands (NED)811423
7  Switzerland (SUI)84618
8  Turkey (TUR)67417
9  Spain (ESP)5121027
10  Germany (GER)55616
11  Finland (FIN)5128
12  Serbia (SRB)43411
13  Czech Republic (CZE)4318
14  Greece (GRE)42511
15  Croatia (CRO)42410
16  Azerbaijan (AZE)3126
17  Denmark (DEN)2226
18  Italy (ITA)21710
19  Hungary (HUN)2114
  Ireland (IRL)2114
21  Austria (AUT)2013
22  Lithuania (LTU)1427
23  Portugal (POR)1135
24  Belgium (BEL)1113
25  Bulgaria (BUL)1102
  Norway (NOR)1102
27  Latvia (LAT)1012
28  Belarus (BLR)0516
29  Slovakia (SVK)0303
30  Iceland (ISL)0112
  Sweden (SWE)0112
32  Luxembourg (LUX)0101
33  Montenegro (MNE)0011
Totals (33 entries)157153137447

Multi-medalists

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Medalists who have won at least three medals or more.[6]

Rank Name Country Medal Event
1 Pierre Fairbank   France   Gold
  Gold
  Gold
Men's 100m T53
Men's 400m T53
Men's 800m T53
Marcel Hug    Switzerland   Gold
  Gold
  Gold
Men's 800m T54
Men's 1500m T54
Men's 5000m T54
Andrei Vdovin   Russia   Gold
  Gold
  Gold
Men's 100m T37
Men's 200m T37
Men's 400m T37
4 Merle Menje   Germany   Gold
  Gold
  Silver
  Silver
Women's 400m T54
Women's 5000m T54
Women's 100m T54
Women's 800m T54
5 Luca Ekler   Hungary   Gold
  Gold
  Silver
Women's 400m T38
Women's long jump T38
Women's 100m T38
Saska Sokolov   Serbia   Gold
  Gold
  Silver
Women's 100m T47
Women's 200m T47
Women's javelin throw F46
7 Anastasiia Soloveva   Russia   Gold
  Gold
  Bronze
  Bronze
Women's 400m T47
Universal 4x100m relay
Women's 100m T47
Women's 200m T47
8 Catherine Debrunner    Switzerland   Gold
  Gold
  Bronze
Women's 100m T53
Women's 400m T53
Women's 1500m T54
Mandy Francois-Elie   France   Gold
  Gold
  Bronze
Women's 100m T37
Women's 200m T37
Universal 4x100m relay
Yuliia Pavlenko   Ukraine   Gold
  Gold
  Bronze
Women's 100m T11
Women's long jump T11
Women's 200m T11
11 Nataliia Kobzar   Ukraine   Gold
  Silver
  Silver
Women's 400m T37
Women's 100m T37
Women's 200m T37
Marlene van Gansewinkel   Netherlands   Gold
  Silver
  Silver
Women's 200m T64
Women's 100m T64
Women's long jump T64
13 Aleksei Bychenok   Russia   Gold
  Silver
  Bronze
Universal 4x100m relay
Men's 5000m T54
Men's 1500m T54
14 Viktoriia Slanova   Russia   Gold
  Bronze
  Bronze
  Bronze
Universal 4x100m relay
Women's 100m T37
Women's 200m T37
Women's 400m T37
15 Hamide Kurt   Turkey   Silver
  Silver
  Silver
Women's 100m T53
Women's 400m T53
Women's 800m T53
16 Nikita den Boer   Netherlands   Silver
  Silver
  Bronze
Women's 1500m T54
Women's 5000m T54
Women's 800m T54
Gerard Descarrega Puigdevall   Spain   Silver
  Silver
  Bronze
Men's 400m T11
Men's long jump T11
Men's 100m T11
Margarita Goncharova   Russia   Silver
  Silver
  Bronze
Women's 400m T38
Women's long jump T38
Women's 100m T38
Vitalii Gritsenko   Russia   Silver
  Silver
  Bronze
Men's 400m T53
Men's 800m T54
Men's 100m T53
20 Nicolas Brignone   France   Silver
  Bronze
  Bronze
Men's 100m T53
Men's 400m T53
Men's 800m T53
Julien Casoli   France   Silver
  Bronze
  Bronze
Men's 800m T54
Men's 5000m T54
Universal 4x100m relay
Chermen Kobesov   Russia   Silver
  Bronze
  Bronze
Men's long jump T37
Men's 100m T37
Men's 200m T37
Nathan Maguire   Great Britain   Silver
  Bronze
  Bronze
Universal 4x100m relay
Men's 400m T54
Men's 800m T54

Representing countries

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As of 30 April 2021.[7]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ a b "Bydgoszcz to host 2020 European Championships". International Paralympic Committee. 25 June 2019. Retrieved 1 January 2020.
  2. ^ Etchells, Daniel (25 June 2019). "Bydgoszcz awarded 2020 World Para Athletics European Championships". InsideTheGames.biz. Retrieved 1 January 2020.
  3. ^ World Para Athletics (26 March 2020). "Bydgoszcz 2020 Euros postponed". paralympic.org. Retrieved 9 April 2020.
  4. ^ "World Para Athletics 2020 season: Status update". International Paralympic Committee. Retrieved 8 June 2020.
  5. ^ "Competition Schedule - Bydgoszcz 2021" (PDF). World Para Athletics. 3 May 2021. Archived (PDF) from the original on 4 May 2021.
  6. ^ "Multi-Medallists at this Championships" (PDF). World Para Athletics. 8 June 2021. Archived (PDF) from the original on 13 August 2021.
  7. ^ "Bydgoszcz 2021". International Paralympic Committee. Archived from the original on 2 June 2021. Retrieved 1 June 2021.