2018 European Athletics Championships – Men's long jump

Men's long jump at the 2018 European Athletics Championships
Venue	Olympic Stadium
Location	Berlin
Dates	August 6 (qualification) August 8 (final)
Competitors	30 from 21 nations
Winning distance	8.25
Medalists
Miltiadis Tentoglou    Greece   Fabian Heinle    Germany   Serhiy Nykyforov    Ukraine
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The men's long jump at the 2018 European Athletics Championships took place at the Olympic Stadium on 6 and 8 August.

Records

Standing records prior to the 2018 European Athletics Championships
World record	Mike Powell  (USA)	8.95 m [1]	Tokyo, Japan	30 August 1991
European record	Robert Emmiyan  (URS)	8.86 m [2]	Tsaghkadzor, Soviet Union	22 May 1987
Championship record	Christian Reif  (GER)	8.47 m	Barcelona, Spain	1 August 2010
World Leading	Juan Miguel Echevarría  (CUB)	8.68 m [3]	Bad Langensalza, Germany	30 June 2018
Europe Leading	Aleksandr Menkov  (RUS)	8.41 m [4]	Zhukovsky, Russia	1 July 2018

Schedule

Date	Time	Round
6 August 2018	16:35	Qualification
8 August 2018	19:45	Final

All times are local times (UTC+2)

Results

Qualification

Qualification: 8.00 m (Q) or best 12 performers (q) ^[5]

Rank	Group	Name	Nationality	#1	#2	#3	Result	Note
1	B	Miltiadis Tentoglou	Greece	8.15			8.15	Q
2	B	Fabian Heinle	Germany	x	8.02		8.02	Q
3	B	Michel Tornéus	Sweden	7.91			7.91	q, SB
4	B	Kevin Ojiaku	Italy	7.59	7.74	7.90	7.90	q
5	A	Dan Bramble	Great Britain	x	7.57	7.89	7.89	q
6	A	Tomasz Jaszczuk	Poland	7.77	7.78	7.88	7.88	q
7	A	Radek Juška	Czech Republic	7.69	7.87	x	7.87	q
8	A	Serhiy Nykyforov	Ukraine	7.69	x	7.86	7.86	q
9	A	Thobias Nilsson Montler	Sweden	7.77	7.67	7.78	7.78	q
10	B	Guillaume Victorin	France	7.76	x	x	7.76	q
11	A	Kafétien Gomis	France	7.59	7.67	7.75	7.75	q
12	A	Izmir Smajlaj	Albania	7.71	x	7.60	7.71	q
13	B	Vladyslav Mazur	Ukraine	7.33	7.70	7.38	7.70
14	A	Strahinja Jovančević	Serbia	7.40	7.60	7.69	7.69
15	B	Feron Sayers	Great Britain	7.68	x	7.67	7.68
16	B	Kristian Pulli	Finland	7.36	7.50	7.68	7.68
17	A	Jean Marie Okutu	Spain	7.66	7.52	7.59	7.66
18	B	Benjamin Gföhler	Switzerland	7.52	x	7.65	7.65
19	B	Julian Howard	Germany	x	x	7.64	7.64
20	A	Kristian Bäck	Finland	7.60	7.60	7.61	7.61
21	A	Alper Kulaksız	Turkey	7.51	7.58	x	7.58
22	A	Cristian Staicu	Romania	7.48	7.52	7.51	7.52
23	B	Filip Pravdica	Croatia	x	7.47	7.52	7.52
24	B	Denis Eradiri	Bulgaria	7.49	7.50	x	7.50
25	B	Adam McMullen	Ireland	7.47	x	7.47	7.47
26	A	Maximilian Entholzner	Germany	7.18	7.46	7.45	7.46
27	A	Corentin Campener	Belgium	7.41	x	7.40	7.41
28	B	Yann Randrianasolo	France	7.33	7.29	x	7.33
29	B	Ian Paul Grech	Malta	7.04	x	x	7.04
	A	Christopher Ullmann	Switzerland	x	x	x	NM

Final

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Rank	Athlete	Nationality	#1	#2	#3	#4	#5	#6	Result	Notes
	Miltiadis Tentoglou	Greece	7.96	7.80	8.00	x	8.25	7.04	8.25	SB
	Fabian Heinle	Germany	7.90	8.13	x	8.02	7.62	8.13	8.13	SB
	Serhiy Nykyforov	Ukraine	7.80	7.97	8.13	8.00	x	7.90	8.13
4	Thobias Nilsson Montler	Sweden	7.80	7.89	7.80	7.86	x	8.10	8.10	NU23R
5	Tomasz Jaszczuk	Poland	7.92	7.90	7.83	7.60	x	8.08	8.08
6	Dan Bramble	Great Britain	7.68	7.90	7.85	7.65	x	7.62	7.90
7	Michel Tornéus	Sweden	x	7.82	7.86	x	x	x	7.86
8	Guillaume Victorin	France	6.49	7.83	7.84	7.63	6.26	x	7.84
9	Kafétien Gomis	France	x	7.84	7.76				7.84
10	Izmir Smajlaj	Albania	x	7.83	7.73				7.83
11	Kevin Ojiaku	Italy	7.55	7.48	7.78				7.78
12	Radek Juška	Czech Republic	7.63	7.73	7.48				7.73

References

1. "All Time Best". International Association of Athletics Federations . Retrieved 4 July 2016.
2. "European Outdoor Records Men". European Athletic Association . Retrieved 4 July 2016.
3. "2018 Top List". International Association of Athletics Federations . Retrieved 4 July 2016.
4. "2018 Top List". International Association of Athletics Federations . Retrieved 4 July 2016.
5. "Qualification results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 6 August 2018. Retrieved 2 June 2020.
6. "Final results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 9 August 2018. Retrieved 2 June 2020.