1990 European Athletics Indoor Championships – Men's 60 metres hurdles

The men's 60 metres hurdles event at the 1990 European Athletics Indoor Championships was held in Kelvin Hall on 4 March. ^[1]

Medalists

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Igors Kazanovs   Soviet Union	Tony Jarrett   Great Britain	Florian Schwarthoff   West Germany

Results

Heats

First 2 from each heat (Q) and the next 2 fastest (q) qualified for the semifinals.

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	1	Tony Jarrett	Great Britain	7.54	Q
2	4	Tomasz Nagórka	Poland	7.60	Q
3	5	Jiří Hudec	Czechoslovakia	7.71	Q
4	2	Dietmar Koszewski	West Germany	7.75	Q
4	5	Stefan Mattern	West Germany	7.75	Q
6	4	Igors Kazanovs	Soviet Union	7.77	Q
7	1	Thomas J. Kearns	Ireland	7.80	Q
8	1	Florian Schwarthoff	West Germany	7.80	q
9	2	Liviu Giurgian	Romania	7.81	Q
10	3	Carles Sala	Spain	7.82	Q
11	3	Laurent Ottoz	Italy	7.82	Q
12	2	Dan Philibert	France	7.82	q
12	4	Mike Fenner	East Germany	7.82
14	3	Hugh Teape	Great Britain	7.83
15	1	Javier Moracho	Spain	7.84
16	5	Idriss Gonschinska	East Germany	7.89
17	2	Ulf Söderman	Sweden	7.90
18	2	Holger Pohland	East Germany	7.93
18	5	Niklas Eriksson	Sweden	7.93
20	4	Sébastien Thibault	France	7.94
21	1	Per Nicolaisen	Norway	7.99
21	4	Igor Kováč	Czechoslovakia	7.99
23	3	Michael Loizias	Cyprus	8.45
24	3	Aleš Höffer	Czechoslovakia	8.50
	3	Philippe Tourret	France	DNF
	5	David Nelson	Great Britain	DNF

Semifinals

First 2 from each semifinal (Q) and the next 2 fastest (q) qualified for the final.

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	1	Tony Jarrett	Great Britain	7.54	Q
2	2	Tomasz Nagórka	Poland	7.58	Q
3	2	Igors Kazanovs	Soviet Union	7.62	Q
4	2	Florian Schwarthoff	West Germany	7.64	q
5	1	Jiří Hudec	Czechoslovakia	7.67	Q
6	2	Dietmar Koszewski	West Germany	7.68	q
7	1	Stefan Mattern	West Germany	7.69
8	2	Dan Philibert	France	7.72
9	2	Carles Sala	Spain	7.76
10	1	Thomas J. Kearns	Ireland	7.82
11	1	Laurent Ottoz	Italy	7.82
12	1	Liviu Giurgian	Romania	7.84

Final

Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
	4	Igors Kazanovs	Soviet Union	7.52
	3	Tony Jarrett	Great Britain	7.58
	5	Florian Schwarthoff	West Germany	7.61
4	6	Dietmar Koszewski	West Germany	7.63
5	2	Tomasz Nagórka	Poland	7.64
	1	Jiří Hudec	Czechoslovakia	DNF

References

1. Results (p. 529)