2023 European Race Walking Team Championships

The 2023 European Race Walking Team Championships took place on 21 May 2023. The races were held on a 1 km lap around the city park of Poděbrady, Czech Republic. It was the second edition to be held under the new name of European Race Walking Team Championships (from 2021 on).[1]

2023 European Race Walking Team Championships
OrganisersEAA
Edition15th
(2nd with this name)
Date21 May
Host cityPoděbrady,  Czech Republic
Events6
Participation210 athletes from
21 nations
Official websitehttps://www.podebrady-walking.cz/en/
2025 Poděbrady →

For the first time the men's 35 km distance was held and for the second time it also included women's 35 km racewalking event.[2]


Medallists
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual
Men's 20 km Francesco Fortunato
 Italy		1:18:59
EL, PB		 Perseus Karlström
 Sweden		1:19:27
=SB		 Massimo Stano
 Italy		1:20:07
SB
Men's 35 km Álvaro Martín
 Spain		2:25:35
NR, CR		 Christopher Linke
 Germany		2:27:05
NR		 Miguel Ángel López
 Spain		2:27:33 SB
Men's 10 km Junior (U20) Diego Giampaolo
 Italy		42:16
PB		 Hayrettin Yıldız
 Turkey		42:24 Pablo Rodríguez Rojas
 Spain		42:37
Women's 20 km[3] Antigoni Drisbioti
 Greece		1:29:17
 Antonella Palmisano
 Italy		1:29:19
SB		 Ana Cabecinha
 Portugal		1:29:35
SB
Women's 35 km María Pérez
 Spain		2:37:15
WR		 Raquel González
 Spain		2:45:42
SB		 Cristina Montesinos
 Spain		2:45:58 PB
Women's 10 km Junior (U20) Giulia Gabriele
 Italy		46:42 PB Aldara Meilán
 Spain		47:45 Ana Delahaie
 France		48:04
Team
Men's 20 km  Italy15  Spain16  Germany45
Men's 35 km  Spain12  Italy23  Germany33
Men's 10 km Junior (U20)  Spain8  Italy9  Turkey13
Women's 20 km  Italy21  Ukraine25  France37
Women's 35 km  Spain6  Italy25  Ukraine30
Women's 10 km Junior (U20)  Spain7  Italy8  France20

Race results

Men's 20 km
Individual race[4]
RankAthleteCountryTimeNotes
1st place, gold medalist(s)Francesco Fortunato Italy1:18:59EL
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Perseus Karlström Sweden1:19:27=SB
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Massimo Stano Italy1:20:07SB
4Alberto Amezcua Spain1:20:24SB
5Paul McGrath Spain1:21:15EU23L, PB
6Aku Partanen Finland1:21:26PB
7Diego García Spain1:21:42SB
8Nils Brembach Germany1:21:54SB
9Gabriel Bordier France1:22:00
10João Vieira Portugal1:22:08SB
11Andrea Cosi Italy1:22:48
12Salih Korkmaz Turkey1:23:12SB
13Leo Köpp Germany1:23:59SB
14Maryan Zakalnytskyy Ukraine1:24:27SB
15Serhii Svitlychnyi Ukraine1:24:28SB
16David Kenny Ireland1:24:31SB
17Mazlum Demir Turkey1:24:46PB
18Joni Hava Finland1:24:46SB
19Alexandros Papamichail Greece1:24:52SB
20Gianluca Picchiottino Italy1:25:47
21Dominik Černý Slovakia1:26:18
22Oisin Lane Ireland1:26:26SB
23Adam Zajíček Czech Republic1:26:37PB
24Karl Junghannß Germany1:26:53
25Arnis Rumbenieks Latvia1:26:57SB
26Aleksi Ojala Finland1:27:06SB
27Jaromír Morávek Czech Republic1:27:33PB
28Jerry Jokinen Finland1:27:35SB
29Brendan Boyce Ireland1:27:57
30Mykola Rushchak Ukraine1:28:52
31Raivo Saulgriezis Latvia1:28:59
32Abdulselam İmük Turkey1:29:11
33Artur Mastianica Lithuania1:30:15SB
34Johannes Frenzl Germany1:31:04
35Viktor Shumik Ukraine1:31:36
36Rui Coelho Portugal1:32:09
37Álvaro López Spain1:33:05
38Ignas Dumbliauskas Lithuania1:35:39PB
39Norbert Tóth Hungary1:39:17
40Dávid Józsvai Hungary1:41:31SB
41Imre Csontos Hungary1:42:01
42Deividas Balevičius Lithuania1:42:13
Marius Žiukas LithuaniaDQ
Matthew Glennon IrelandDNF
Martin Madeline-Degy France
Kévin Campion France
Michal Morvay Slovakia
Łukasz Niedziałek Poland
Team race
RankCountryPoints
1st place, gold medalist(s) Italy15
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Spain16
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Germany45
4 Finland50
5 Ukraine59
6 Turkey61
7 Ireland67
8 Lithuania113
9 Hungary120

Women's 20 km
Individual race[5]
RankAthleteCountryTimeNotes
1st place, gold medalist(s)Antigoni Drisbioti Greece1:29:17
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Antonella Palmisano Italy1:29:19SB
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Ana Cabecinha Portugal1:29:35SB
4Lyudmila Olyanovska Ukraine1:29:58SB
5Olena Sobchuk Ukraine1:30:48SB
6Clémence Beretta France1:31:14
7Antia Chamosa Spain1:31:24PB
8Valentina Trapletti Italy1:32:09SB
9Pauline Stey France1:32:21PB
10Saskia Feige Germany1:32:49
11Alexandrina Mihai Italy1:32:55PB
12Eliška Martínková Czech Republic1:33:02SB
13María Juárez Spain1:33:29SB
14Katarzyna Zdziebło Poland1:34:18SB
15Olga Chojecka Poland1:34:22SB
16Hanna Shevchuk Ukraine1:34:25SB
17Christina Papadopoulou Greece1:34:30SB
18Eleonora Anna Giorgi Italy1:34:34SB
19Vitória Oliveira Portugal1:34:41
20Carmen Escariz Spain1:35:42
21Meryem Bekmez Turkey1:35:48
22Camille Moutard France1:35:50
23Lucia Redondo Spain1:35:53
24Carolina Costa Portugal1:35:59SB
25Inês Mendes Portugal1:37:49
26Heather Warner United Kingdom1:38:13
27Kader Dost Turkey1:38:41
28Olga Fiaska Greece1:38:55
29Monika Vaiciukevičiuté Lithuania1:39:41
30Ema Hačundová Slovakia1:41:19
31Heta Veikkola Finland1:41:44
32Hana Burzalová Slovakia1:42:29
33Agnieszka Ellward Poland1:42:44SB
34Anna Zdziebło Poland1:42:57
35Barbara Oláh Hungary1:45:03SB
36Klaudia Žárska Slovakia1:46:56
37Venla-Nora Nirkkonen Finland1:47:07PB
38Tiziana Spiller Hungary1:50:54
39Petra Zahorán Hungary1:51:45SB
40Fride Moller Flatin Norway1:51:51PB
41Sofiia Krylovetska Ukraine1:52:13
42Sorana Tutu Romania1:56:06
Dóra Csörgő HungaryDNF
Team race
RankCountryPoints
1st place, gold medalist(s) Italy21
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Ukraine25
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) France37
4 Spain40
5 Greece46
6 Portugal46
7 Poland62
8 Slovakia98
9 Hungary112

Men's 35 km
Individual race[6]
RankAthleteCountryTimeNotes
1st place, gold medalist(s)Álvaro Martín Spain2:25:35CR, NR
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Christopher Linke Germany2:27:05NR
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Miguel Ángel López Spain2:27:33SB
4Aurélien Quinion France2:29:32SB
5Andrea Agrusti Italy2:30:16PB
6Riccardo Orsoni Italy2:30:38PB
7Carl Dohmann Germany2:31:16SB
8Marc Tur Spain2:32:06
9Ihor Hlavan Ukraine2:32:50SB
10Jakub Jelonek Poland2:34:21PB
11Artur Brzozowski Poland2:34:41PB
12Stefano Chiesa Italy2:34:46
13Ivan Banzeruk Ukraine2:34:52SB
14Valeriy Litanyuk Ukraine2:35:46SB
15Manuel Bermúdez Spain2:35:46SB
16Narcis Mihăilă Romania2:37:23NR
17Michele Antonelli Italy2:38:06SB
18Ioannis Kafkas Greece2:40:53PB
19Bence Venyercsán Hungary2:40:58
20Hugo Andrieu France2:41:33PB
21Anton Radko Ukraine2:42:02
22Marius Iulian Cocioran Romania2:42:47SB
23Mattéo Duc France2:43:05PB
24Nathaniel Seiler Germany2:44:06
25Rafał Sikora Poland2:46:26SB
26Tadas Šuškevičius Lithuania2:48:17SB
27Vít Hlaváč Czech Republic2:49:35
28Remi Rodriguez France2:52:32
29Pavel Remus Rădoi Romania2:54:10
30Ionuț Vasilică Pleșu Romania2:56:07
31Virgo Adusoo Estonia3:06:19PB
Dávid Tokodi HungaryDQ
Selman Ilhan TurkeyDNF
Team race
RankCountryPoints
1st place, gold medalist(s) Spain12
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Italy23
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Germany33
4 Ukraine36
5 Poland46
6 France47
7 Romania67

Women's 35 km
Individual race[7]
RankAthleteCountryTimeNotes
1st place, gold medalist(s)María Pérez Spain2:37:15WR
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Raquel González Spain2:45:42SB
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Cristina Montesinos Spain2:45:58PB
4Federica Curiazzi Italy2:49:39PB
5Nicole Colombi Italy2:52:13PB
6Ines Henriques Portugal2:53:14SB
7Vasylyna Sydorchuk Ukraine2:54:35PB
8Kiriaki Filtisakou Greece2:55:00SB
9Paula Juárez Spain2:55:14PB
10Alina Tsviliy Ukraine2:55:39PB
11Rita Récsei Hungary2:57:42PB
12Ana Rodean Romania2:59:18NR
13Valentyna Naiavko Ukraine2:59:45SB
14Bethan Davies United Kingdom3:00:13SB
15Bianca Maria Dittrich Germany3:00:55PB
16Sara Vitiello Italy3:01:18
17Mária Czaková Slovakia3:02:29
18Austėja Kavaliauskaitė Lithuania3:08:03
19Sofia Alikanioti Greece3:09:21PB
20Efstathia Kourkoutsaki Greece3:10:50SB
Anne van Andel NetherlandsDQ
Anett Torma Hungary
Tereza Ďurdiaková Czech RepublicDNF
Lidia Barcella Italy
Team race
RankCountryPoints
1st place, gold medalist(s) Spain6
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Italy25
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Ukraine30
4 Greece47

References
  1. "Live Results". results.onlinesystem.cz. Retrieved 21 May 2023.
  2. "Italia doppio oro a squadre nella 35 e 50 km" (in Italian). fidal.it. 16 May 2021. Retrieved 16 May 2021.
  3. "Palmisano splende: è d'oro nella 20 km" (in Italian). fidal.it. 16 May 2021. Retrieved 16 May 2021.
  4. Men's 20 km
  5. Women's 20 km
  6. Men's 35 km
  7. Women's 35 km
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