Germany at the 2010 European Athletics Championships

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Germany were represented by 74 athletes at the 2010 European Athletics Championships held in Barcelona, Spain. [1]

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Just five days before the start of the Championships, it was announced that marathon runner Falk Cierpinski had to pull out due to injury. [2]

Participants

EventMenWomen
100 m Tobias Unger
Alexander Kosenkow
Christian Blum
Verena Sailer
Anne Möllinger
Yasmin Kwadwo
200 m Sebastian Ernst
Daniel Schnelting
800 m Claudia Hoffmann
1500 m Carsten Schlangen
Moritz Waldmann
5000 m Arne Gabius Sabrina Mockenhaupt
10000 m Jan Fitschen
Christian Glatting
Filmon Ghirmai
Sabrina Mockenhaupt
Marathon Martin Beckmann
Tobias Sauter
100 m hurdles Carolin Nytra
Cyndi Roleder
Nadine Hildebrand
110 m hurdles Alexander John
Matthias Bühler
400 m hurdles Fabienne Kohlmann
3000 st. Steffen Uliczka
20 km walk André Höhne
Maik Berger
Melanie Seeger
50 km walk Christopher Linke
André Höhne
High Jump Ariane Friedrich
Pole Vault Malte Mohr
Raphael Holzdeppe
Fabian Schulze
Silke Spiegelburg
Carolin Hingst
Lisa Ryzih
Long Jump Christian Reif Bianca Kappler
Nadja Käther
Triple Jump Katja Demut
Shot Put Ralf Bartels
David Storl
Nadine Kleinert
Petra Lammert
Denise Hinrichs
Discus Throw Robert Harting
Markus Münch
Martin Wierig
Nadine Müller
Sabine Rumpf
Hammer Throw Markus Esser Betty Heidler
Kathrin Klaas
Javelin Throw Matthias de Zordo Christina Obergföll
Katharina Molitor
Linda Stahl
Heptathlon Jennifer Oeser
Maren Schwerdtner
Claudia Rath
4x100 m relay Tobias Unger
Alexander Kosenkow
Christian Blum
Martin Keller
Sebastian Ernst
Marius Broening
Verena Sailer
Anne Möllinger
Yasmin Kwadwo
Marion Wagner
Katja Tengel
Carolin Nytra
4x400 m relay Kamghe Gaba
Thomas Schneider
Eric Krüger
Jonas Plass
Bastian Swillims
Esther Cremer
Claudia Hoffmann
Janin Lindenberg
Wiebke Ullmann
Fabienne Kohlmann
Jill Richards

Results

Men

Track and road events
EventAthletesHeat Round 1SemifinalFinal
ResultRankResultRankResultRank
100 m Christian Blum 10.57 Q2310.6924Did not advance
Alexander Kosenkow 10.44 Q1510.3812Did not advance
Tobias Unger 10.35 Q810.5220Did not advance
200 m Sebastian Ernst 20.72 Q720.9516did not advance
Daniel Schnelting 20.9818did not advance
1500 m Carsten Schlangen 3:41.65 Q53:43.52Silver medal icon.svg
Moritz Waldmann 3:48.6025Did not advance
5000 m Arne Gabius 13:39.78 q1313:59.1112
10000 m Jan Fitschen 29:16.5912
Filmon Ghirmai 29:28.3115
Christian Glatting 29:09.849
110 m hurdles Matthias Bühler 13.62 q913.9912did not advance
Alexander John 13.61 q813.56 Q613.718
3000 m steeplechase Steffen Uliczka 8:30.61 Q88:25.39 PB7
4x100 m relay Christian Blum
Marius Broening
Sebastian Ernst
Martin Keller
Alexander Kosenkow
Tobias Unger
38.75 Q138.44Bronze medal icon.svg
4x400 m relay Kamghe Gaba
Eric Krüger
Jonas Plass
Thomas Schneider
Bastian Swillims
3:03.83 Q23:02.654
Marathon Martin Beckmann DNF
Tobias Sauter DNF
20 km walk Maik Berger 1:25:0116
50 km walk André Höhne 3:49.297
Christopher Linke DNF


Field events
EventAthletesQualificationFinal
ResultRankResultRank
Long jump Christian Reif 8.27 EL Q28.47 WL CR PBGold medal icon.svg
Pole vault Raphael Holzdeppe 5.65 Q65.609
Malte Mohr 5.5017did not advance
Fabian Schulze 5.65 Q85.70 SB6
Shot put Ralf Bartels 20.37 Q220.93Silver medal icon.svg
David Storl 20.24 Q520.575
Discus throw Robert Harting 66.93 Q168.47 SBSilver medal icon.svg
Markus Münch 58.8124did not advance
Martin Wierig 62.57 q963.327
Hammer throw Markus Esser 71.8919Did not advance
Javelin throw Matthias de Zordo 82.34 Q387.81 PBSilver medal icon.svg

Women

Track and road events
EventAthletesHeatsSemifinalFinal
ResultRankResultRankResultRank
100 m Yasmin Kwadwo 11.6822Did not advance
Anne Möllinger 11.51 q1111.6016did not advance
Verena Sailer 11.27 Q111.06 Q111.10 PBGold medal icon.svg
800 m Claudia Hoffmann 2:01.1914Did not advance
5000 m Sabrina Mockenhaupt DNS
10000 m Sabrina Mockenhaupt 32:06.026
100 m hurdles Nadine Hildebrand 13.25 Q1512.96 PB q813.088
Carolin Nytra 12.89 Q412.75 Q212.86Bronze medal icon.svg
Cyndi Roleder 13.19 q12DSQdid not advance
400 m hurdles Fabienne Kohlmann 55.69 PBQ855.49 PB9Did not advance
4x100 m relay Yasmin Kwadwo
Anne Möllinger
Carolin Nytra
Verena Sailer
Katja Tengel
Marion Wagner
DSQdid not advance
4x400 m relay Esther Cremer
Claudia Hoffmann
Fabienne Kohlmann
Janin Lindenberg
Jill Richards
Wiebke Ullmann
3:28.67 Q43.24.07Silver medal icon.svg
20 km walk Melanie Seeger 1:29:434


Field events
EventAthletesQualificationFinal
ResultRankResultRank
Long jump Bianca Kappler 6.5017Did not advance
Nadja Käther 6.6114Did not advance
Triple jump Katja Demut NMdid not advance
High jump Ariane Friedrich 1.92 Q12.01Bronze medal icon.svg
Pole vault Carolin Hingst 4.40 Q44.3511
Elizaveta Ryzih 4.35 q104.65 PBBronze medal icon.svg
Silke Spiegelburg 4.40 Q14.65Silver medal icon.svg
Shot put Denise Hinrichs 17.72 Q1018.488
Nadine Kleinert 18.98 Q118.947
Petra Lammert 18.48 Q218.946
Discus throw Nadine Müller 60.54 Q257.788
Sabine Rumpf 58.41 q858.897
Hammer throw Betty Heidler 71.85 Q276.38 SBGold medal icon.svg
Kathrin Klaas 65.8215did not advance
Javelin throw Katharina Molitor 59.74 Q563.814
Christina Obergföll 65.05 Q265.58Silver medal icon.svg
Linda Stahl 57.42 q866.81 PBGold medal icon.svg
Heptathlon Jennifer Oeser 6683Bronze medal icon.svg
Claudia Rath 610711
Maren Schwerdtner 61679

Medal count

 2010 Barcelona GoldSilverBronzeTotal
 Flag of Germany.svg  Germany  (GER) 47516

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References

  1. Schmitt, Peter (19 July 2010). "Mit 74 Athleten zur EM nach Barcelona". Deutscher Leichtathletik-Verband (in German). Retrieved 26 July 2010.
  2. "Cierpinski muss EM-Start absagen". Die Zeit (in German). 22 July 2010. Retrieved 27 July 2010.