2012 European Athletics Championships – Men's pole vault

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The men's pole vault at the 2012 European Athletics Championships was held at the Helsinki Olympic Stadium on 30 June and 1 July.

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Medalists

Gold Renaud Lavillenie
Flag of France.svg  France
Silver Björn Otto
Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
Bronze Raphael Holzdeppe
Flag of Germany.svg  Germany

Records

Standing records prior to the 2012 European Athletics Championships
World record Flag of Ukraine.svg  Sergey Bubka  (UKR)6.14 Sestriere, Italy31 July 1994
European record Flag of Ukraine.svg  Sergey Bubka  (UKR)6.14Sestriere, Italy31 July 1994
Championship record Flag of Russia.svg  Rodion Gataullin  (RUS)6.00 Helsinki, Finland11 August 1994
World LeadingFlag of Germany.svg  Malte Mohr  (GER)5.91 Ingolstadt, Germany22 June 2012
European LeadingFlag of Germany.svg  Malte Mohr  (GER)5.91Ingolstadt, Germany22 June 2012
Broken records during the 2012 European Athletics Championships
World and European LeadingFlag of France.svg  Renaud Lavillenie  (FRA)5.97 Helsinki, Finland 1 July 2012

Schedule

DateTimeRound
30 June 201213:15 Qualification
1 July 201216:15 Final

Results

Qualification

Qualification: Qualification Performance 5.60 (Q) or at least 12 best performers advance to the final

RankGroupAthleteNationality5.105.305.405.505.55ResultNotes
1A Renaud Lavillenie Flag of France.svg  France o 5.55
2B Maksym Mazuryk Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine xxoo 5.55
3A Claudio Stecchi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy xoxoxo5.55
4A Björn Otto Flag of Germany.svg  Germany o 5.50
4B Raphael Holzdeppe Flag of Germany.svg  Germany o 5.50
4B Jan Kudlička Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic oo 5.50
7A Konstadinos Filippidis Flag of Greece.svg  Greece xxoo 5.50
8B Rasmus Jørgensen Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark oooxox–5.50=PB
8B Sergey Kucheryanu Flag of Russia.svg  Russia oxo5.50
10B Igor Bychkov Flag of Spain.svg  Spain oxoxoxx–5.50
11B Malte Mohr Flag of Germany.svg  Germany xxo5.50
12B Jérôme Clavier Flag of France.svg  France o xxx5.30
12A Stanislau Tsivonchyk Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus o xxx5.30
14A Max Eaves Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain xoo xxx5.30
14A Dídac Salas Flag of Spain.svg  Spain xoo xxx5.30
16B Eemeli Salomäki Flag of Finland.svg  Finland xoxxx5.30
16A Andrew Sutcliffe Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain oxoxxx5.30
18A Jere Bergius Flag of Finland.svg  Finland xxoxxx5.30
18A Robbert-Jan Jansen Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands xxoxxx5.30
20B Luke Cutts Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain o xxx5.10
B Marco Boni Flag of Italy.svg  Italy xxxNM
B Przemysław Czerwiński Flag of Poland.svg  Poland xxxNM
A Alhaji Jeng Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden xx–xNM
B Edi Maia Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal xxxNM
A Romain Mesnil Flag of France.svg  France xxxNM
A Pauls Pujāts Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia xxxNM
B Nikandros Stylianou Flag of Cyprus.svg  Cyprus xxxNM
A Denys Yurchenko Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine xxxNM

Final

RankAthleteNationality5.405.505.605.665.725.775.825.875.925.976.02ResultNotes
Gold medal icon.svg Renaud Lavillenie Flag of France.svg  France xooxxooooxxx5.97WL
Silver medal icon.svg Björn Otto Flag of Germany.svg  Germany ooxxoxxoxoxxx5.92PB
Bronze medal icon.svg Raphael Holzdeppe Flag of Germany.svg  Germany oooxxx5.77=SB
4 Malte Mohr Flag of Germany.svg  Germany oxoxxx5.77
5 Konstadinos Filippidis Flag of Greece.svg  Greece ooxoxxx5.72SB
6 Jan Kudlička Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic ooxx–x5.60
7 Rasmus Wejnold Jørgensen Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark xxoxxoxxx5.50=PB
8 Maksym Mazuryk Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine xoxxx5.40
8 Claudio Stecchi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy xoxxx5.40
10 Jérôme Clavier Flag of France.svg  France xxoxxx5.40
Igor Bychkov Flag of Spain.svg  Spain xxxNM
Sergey Kucheryanu Flag of Russia.svg  Russia xxxNM
Stanislau Tsivonchyk Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus xxxNM

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