Athletics at the 2015 European Games

Athletics at the 2015 European Games took place at the Baku National Stadium and on the streets of Baku, Azerbaijan.

Athletics
at the 2015 European Games
VenueBaku National Stadium
Dates21–22 June 2015
Competitors446

Program

The main athletics programme in the National Stadium was a combined European Games and 2015 European Team Championships Third League competition. It is the lowest league of the Team Championships, with 17 teams from smaller European athletics nations, including Azerbaijan.

600 athletes in total – competed over two days for points in 20 men's and women's track and field events. Points were to be combined to produce national team totals, and games medals awarded to the top three nations. Medals are not awarded for individual events. The top four nations also win promotion from the Third League of the European Team Championships to the Second League.[1]

As required by the European Team Championship format, both genders compete in the non-Olympic 3000m event, while Olympic events longer than 5000m, and combined events, are not held.[2] Athletics at the European Games offers possible qualification standards for the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics.

A second non-medal athletics competition was held as a series of demonstration events on the streets of Baku in a Great City Games format. Events include the high jump and pole vault, and 24 athletes were scheduled to compete.[3] Plans to include street running races were reportedly cancelled.[4]

Athletics was not included in the earliest list of sports confirmed for the 2015 Games, as the European Athletics authorities at that stage were minded not to take part. However, following negotiations with the organising authorities, a compromise was reached in February 2014 between the organisers and European Athletics to hold the two sets of competitions. The agreement was confirmed by Pat Hickey, president of the European Olympic Committees in February 2015.[5]

Medal summary

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Mixed team
()
 Slovakia
Katarína Belová
Tomáš Benko
Katarína Berešová
Alexandra Bezeková
Andrej Bician
Jakub Bottlík
Matúš Bubeník
Tomáš Celko
Denis Danáč
Paula Habovštiaková
Andrea Holleyová
Martina Hrašnová
Anna Hrvolová
Alexander Jablokov
Zuzana Karaffová
Martin Koch
Lenka Kršáková
Martin Kučera
Veronika Lašová
Marcel Lomnický
Ľubomíra Maníková
Jakub Matúš
Lucia Mokrašová
Matúš Olej
Dušan Páleník
Jozef Pelikán
Michaela Pešková
Lukáš Prevalinec
Iveta Putálová
Jozef Repčík
Silvia Šalgovičová
Marek Šefránek
Lucia Slaničková
Patrícia Slosárová
Alexandra Štuková
Ivona Tomanová
Roman Turčáni
Jozef Urban
Dana Velďáková
Jana Velďáková
Tomáš Veszelka
Juraj Vitko
Ján Volko
Monika Weigertová
Adam Zavacký
Pavol Ženčár
Patrik Ženúch
Ján Zmoray
 Austria
Anita Baielr
Ekemini Bassey
Dominik Distelberger
Elisabeth Eberl
Michaela Egger
Nikolaus Franzmair
Markus Fuchs
Mario Gebhard
Benjamin Grill
Kira Grunberg
Christoph Haslauer
Stefanie Huber
Ina Huemer
Dominik Hufnagl
Thomas Kain
Matthias Kaserer
Julio Kellerer
Paul Kilbertus
Viola Kleiser
Josip Kopic
Anita Baielr
Sarah Lagger
Nina Luyer
Pamela Manzerdorfen
Gunther Matzinger
Gerhard Mayer
Verena Menapace
Elisabeth Niedereder
Valentin Pfeil
Verena Preiner
Brenton Rowe
Roman Schmied
Anita Baielr
Carina Schrempf
Beate Schrott
Julia Schwarzinger
Benajmin Siart
Julia Siart
Dominik Siedlaczek
Christian Smetana
Christian Steinhammer
Alexandra Toth
Andreas Vojta
Susanne Walli
Veronika Watzek
Lukas Weißhaidinger
Jennifer Wenth
Eva-Maria Wimberger
 Israel
Haimro Alame
Tomer Almogy
Girmaw Amare
Maya Aviezer
Noa Barlia
Itamar Bhastekar
Amit Cohen
Hai Cohen
Aviv Dayan
Olga Dogadgo
Marharyta Dorozhon
Alan Ferber
Muket Fetene
Dikla Goldenthal
Amir Hamidulin
Omri Harush
Hanna Knyazyeva-Minenko
Dmitry Kroytor
Shanie Landen
Olga Lenskiy
Itamar Levi
Danna Levin
Alexandra Lokshin
Dariya Lokshin
Anastasya Muchkayev
Noam Neeman
Imri Persiado
Margareta Pogorelov
Donald Sanford
Maor Seged
Maayan Shahaf
Itay Shamir
Azaunt Taka
Maor Tiyouri
Gilron Tsabkevich
Diana Vaisman
Kristina Vanyushev
Tom Yakubov
Evgenia Zabolotni
Victor Zagynayko
Efat Zelikovich

Participating countries

The following countries are scheduled to take part in the team event.

1 Consists of athletes from San Marino (9), Gibraltar (4), Liechtenstein (4) and Monaco (1).

Results

Score table

Event AASSE team flag AASSE  ALB  AND  AUT  AZE  BIH  GEO  ISR  LUX  MKD  MLT  MDA  MNE  SVK
100 metres M2031211481051367914
W1671194514102138312
200 metres M2047106131238591114
W1451287614102119313
400 metres M2711110128143651349
W3411310978651112214
800 metres M9116871451041312213
W1134111285714269310
1500 metres M7051214103982411613
W2147110981312356410
3000 metres M8241314659113712110
W5041412112138367910
5000 metres M0951114281264713310
W5001413127910460811
3000 metre steeplechase M0105136129114371428
W0001101391270814610
110/100 metre hurdles M0051413128101160907
W0041491201011578613
400 metre hurdles M9031371051284011614
W0321469510138711412
4 x 100 metres relay M4051310791460081112
W0071211801300109614
4 x 400 metres relay M0038111391264510714
W0041310769115812314
High jump M9041086111272413414
W008.57611131210435148.5
Pole vault M0010130761211059814
W905.5141107121305.58010
Long jump M5131128414116310279
W0341210711086139514
Triple jump M5102814411123071369
W0071112610144389513
Shot put M0621271448113513910
W0037108612954131411
Discus throw M0031461271194513108
W7021012941165314138
Hammer throw M0051206111094813714
W0071013901184512614
Javelin throw M0031047131295811614
W4021351171493612108
Country AASSE team flag AASSE  ALB  AND  AUT  AZE  BIH  GEO  ISR  LUX  MKD  MLT  MDA  MNE  SVK
Total 100 115 163 460 353 338 285 441 319 144 246.5 403 243 459.5

Final standings

Pos Country Pts
1st place, gold medalist(s) Slovakia 459.5
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Austria 449
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Israel 441
4 Moldova 403
5 Azerbaijan 353
6 Bosnia and Herzegovina 338
7 Luxembourg 319
8 Georgia 285
9 Malta 246.5
10 Montenegro 243
11 Andorra 163
12 Macedonia 144
13 Albania 115
14AASSE team flag AASSE 100

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Doping

Azerbaijan's Chaltu Beji – the winner of the women's steeplechase event – was disqualified after her in-competition drug test came back positive for the banned substance ostarine.[7]

Azerbaijan's Dzmitry Marshin was suspended for four years after he failed a drug test. This subsequent doping disqualification led to changes in final standings. Austria received an additional point and overhauled Slovakia.[8][9]

In 2022 Elisabeth Niedereder of Austria had all her results since May 2015 annulled by World Athletics and Austria were docked 11 points meaning that the gold medal reverted back to Slovakia after 7 years [10]

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