Athletics at the 1999 European Youth Summer Olympic Days

The athletics competition at the 1999 European Youth Summer Olympic Days was held from 11 to 14 July. The events took place in Esbjerg, Denmark. Boys and girls born 1982 or 1983 or later participated 24 track and field events, divided equally between the sexes. The programme was reduced that year, with the 1500 metres, 400 metres hurdles and discus throw events being dropped for both boys and girls. It marked the first time that girls' pole vault and 3000 metres were contested.

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Steeve Toris (FRA) 10.85  Guillermo Vidal (ESP) 10.88  Harry Thonney (SUI) 11.02
200 metres
(wind: +2.1 m/s)
 Dwayne Grant (GBR) 21.69 w  Tomi Javanainen (FIN) 21.78 w  Luciano Mazzilli (ITA) 21.81 w
400 metres  Dmitriy Petrov (RUS) 48.49  Simon Tunnicliffe (GBR) 48.49  Giampietro Pavan (ITA) 48.55
800 metres  Cosimo Caliandro (ITA) 1:53.04  Pavel Belskikh (RUS) 1:53.15  Bas Eefting (NED) 1:53.48
3000 metres  Ümit Koclardan (TUR) 8:40.50  Robin Vohlídal (CZE) 8:41.08  Krisztián Kovács (HUN) 8:41.56
110 metres hurdles  Philip Nossmy (SWE) 13.64  Nathan Palmer (GBR) 13.94  Stefanos Ioannou (CYP) 14.05
4×100 m relay  Great Britain (GBR) 41.32  Finland (FIN) 42.25  Croatia (CRO) 42.35
High jump  Vytautas Seliukas (LTU) 2.11 m  Mickaël Hanany (FRA) 2.11 m  Filippo Campioli (ITA) 2.08 m
Pole vault  Joël Soler (FRA) 4.95 m  Artyom Matienko (UKR) 4.90 m  Kevin Rans (BEL) 4.80 m
Long jump  Laurent Pernic (FRA) 7.46 m  Marijo Baković (CRO) 7.40 m  Lars Jacob Woie (NOR) 7.21 m
Shot put  Marco Fortes (POR) 18.98 m  Cyril Viudes (FRA) 18.23 m  Milan Seremet (CRO) 17.97 m
Javelin throw  Andreas Thorkildsen (NOR) 69.88 m  Peter Zupanc (SLO) 62.83 m  Martin Klíma (CZE) 60.34 m

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Amélie Huyghes (FRA) 11.89  Yekaterina Kondratyeva (RUS) 12.05  Emma Rienas (SWE) 12.11
200 metres  Yelena Yakovleva (RUS) 23.99  Vicki Barr (GBR)
 Cleophe Sabine (FRA)
24.54 Not awarded
400 metres  Rebecca Scotcher (GBR) 54.94  Simone Murer (SUI) 55.15  Gaelle Nana (FRA) 55.35
800 metres  Mieke Geens (BEL) 2:08.42  Aleksandra Kuzminskaya (UKR) 2:08.77  Krisztina Papp (HUN) 2:10.23
3000 metres  Marina Munćan (YUG) 9:27.70  Riina Tolonen (FIN) 9:32.26  Xenia Luxem (BEL) 9:41.60
100 metres hurdles  Nagore Iraola (ESP) 13.68  Helen Worsey (GBR) 13.72  Marie Dia (FRA) 13.77
4×100 m relay  France (FRA) 47.36  Sweden (SWE) 47.85  Belgium (BEL) 48.12
High jump  Carolina Klüft (SWE) 1.80 m  Ellen Cochuyt (BEL)
 Alina Dinu (ROU)
1.75 m Not awarded
Pole vault  Anastasia Kirianova (RUS) 3.80 m  Francesca Zanini (ITA) 3.80 m  Maria Rendin (SWE) 3.75 m
Long jump  Narayane Dossévi (FRA) 6.19 m  Viktoriya Rybalko (UKR) 6.10 m  Živile Šikšnelyte (LTU) 5.92 m
Shot put  Chiara Rosa (ITA) 14.51 m  Ekateríni Potiri (GRE) 13.98 m  Claudia Villeneuve (FRA) 13.89 m
Javelin throw  Marion Bonaudo (FRA) 48.92 m  Maja Janjić (YUG) 46.84 m  Inga Kožarenoka (LAT) 46.55 m

References

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