The 15th European Athletics Championships were held from 26 August to 2 September 1990 in Split, Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia. The host stadium was Stadion Poljud.

It was the last participation of East Germany (which was already scheduled to be merged with the Federal Republic), the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, and SFR Yugoslavia.

Men's results

Complete results were published.

Track

1982 |1986 |1990 |1994 |1998 |

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|100 m<br>

|Linford Christie<br> ||10.00

|Daniel Sangouma<br> ||10.04

|John Regis<br> ||10.07

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|200 m<br>

|John Regis<br>||20.11

|Jean-Charles Trouabal<br>||20.31

|Linford Christie<br>||20.33

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|400 m<br>

|Roger Black<br>||45.08

|Thomas Schönlebe<br>||45.13

|Jens Carlowitz<br>||45.27

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|800 m<br>

|Tom McKean<br>||1:44.76

|David Sharpe<br>||1:45.59

|Piotr Piekarski<br>||1:45.76

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|1500 m<br>

|Jens-Peter Herold<br>||3:38.25

|Gennaro Di Napoli<br>||3:38.60

|Mário Silva<br>||3:38.73

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|5000 m<br>

|Salvatore Antibo<br>||13:22.00

|Gary Staines<br>||13:22.45

|Sławomir Majusiak<br>||13:22.92

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|10,000 m<br>

|Salvatore Antibo<br>||27:41.27

|Are Nakkim<br>||28:04.04

|Stefano Mei<br>||28:04.46

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|Marathon<br>

|Gelindo Bordin<br>||2:14:02

|Gianni Poli<br>||2:14:55

|Dominique Chauvelier<br>||2:15:20

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|110 metres hurdles<br>

|Colin Jackson<br> ||13.18

|Tony Jarrett<br>||13.21

|Dietmar Koszewski<br>||13.50

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|400 metres hurdles<br>

|Kriss Akabusi<br> ||47.92

|Sven Nylander<br> ||48.43

|Niklas Wallenlind<br> ||48.52

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|3000 metres steeplechase<br>

|Francesco Panetta<br> ||8:12.66

|Mark Rowland<br> ||8:13.27

|Alessandro Lambruschini<br> ||8:15.82

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|20 kilometres walk<br>

|Pavol Blažek<br> ||1:22:05

|Daniel Plaza<br> ||1:22:22

|Thierry Toutain<br> ||1:23:22

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|50 kilometres walk<br>

|Andrey Perlov<br> ||3:54:36

|Bernd Gummelt<br> ||3:56:33

|Hartwig Gauder<br> ||4:00:48

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|4 × 100 metres relay <br>

|Max Morinière<br>Daniel Sangouma<br>Jean-Charles Trouabal<br>Bruno Marie-Rose<br /> ||37.79<br><small>(WR)</small>

|Darren Braithwaite<br>John Regis<br>Marcus Adam<br>Linford Christie<br /> ||37.98

|Mario Longo<br>Ezio Madonia<br>Sandro Floris<br>Stefano Tilli<br />||38.39

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|4 × 400 metres relay<br>

|Paul Sanders<br>Kriss Akabusi<br>John Regis<br>Roger Black <br />||2:58.22

|Klaus Just<br>Edgar Itt<br>Carsten Köhrbrück<br>Norbert Dobeleit <br />||3:00.64

|Rico Lieder<br>Karsten Just<br>Thomas Schönlebe<br>Jens Carlowitz <br />||3:01.51

|}

Field

1982 |1986 |1990 |1994 |1998 |

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|High jump<br>

|Dragutin Topić<br>||2.34

|Aleksey Yemelin<br>||2.34

|Georgi Dakov<br>||2.34

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|Long jump<br>

|Dietmar Haaf<br>||8.25

|Ángel Hernández<br>||8.15

|Borut Bilač<sup>†</sup><br>||8.09

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|Pole vault<br>

|Radion Gataullin<br>||5.85

|Grigoriy Yegorov<br>||5.75

|Hermann Fehringer<br>||5.75

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|Triple jump<br>

|Leonid Voloshin<br>||17.74

|Khristo Markov<br>||17.43

|Igor Lapshin<br>||17.34

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|Shot put<sup>‡</sup><br>

|Ulf Timmermann<br>||21.32

|Oliver-Sven Buder<br>||21.01

|Georg Andersen<br>||20.71

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|Discus throw <br>

|Jürgen Schult<br>||64.58

|Erik de Bruin<br>||64.46

|Wolfgang Schmidt<br>||64.10

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|Javelin throw <br>

|Steve Backley<br>||87.30

|Viktor Zaytsev<br>||83.30

|Patrik Bodén<br>||82.66

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|Hammer throw<br>

|Igor Astapkovich<br>||84.14

|Tibor Gécsek<br>||80.14

|Igor Nikulin<br>||80.02

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|Decathlon <br>

|Christian Plaziat<br>||8,574

|Dezső Szabó<br>||8,436

|Christian Schenk<br>||8,433

|}

<sup>†</sup>: In long jump, bronze medalist Borut Bilač from Yugoslavia was initially disqualified for a suspected infringement of IAAF doping rules, but was later cleared of the charges and reinstated.<br>

<sup>‡</sup>: In shot put, Vyacheslav Lykho from the Soviet Union ranked initially 3rd (20.81m), but was disqualified for infringement of IAAF doping rules.

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See also

  • 1990 in athletics (track and field)

References

  • European Championships (Women). GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2012-06-26.
  • European Championships (Men). GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2012-06-26.