The first indoor indoor athletics cup in Europe was held on February 15, 2003 in Leipzig at the Leipzig Arena . The participants fought for a team victory among men and women.
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| Host city |  Leipzig , Germany |
| Member countries | 9 |
| Of the participants | 195 |
| Medals | 2 |
| Opening | February 15, 2003 |
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| Stadium | Arena Leipzig |
The composition of the participating teams was formed based on the results of the 2002 European Summer Cup . The invitation was received by the first six teams of the Super League among men and women, as well as the two best countries from the First League.
Competitions were held on the same day, a total of 10 male and 9 female disciplines were held.
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Team Championship
In the male part of the competition, the national teams of Spain and Germany scored the same number of points, so the winner was determined by additional indicators. Before the final appearance, the Swedish relay race, the Spaniards had an advantage of four points over the hosts of the competition, but were disqualified for the incorrect transfer of sticks. The fate of the team victory was in the hands of the German team, for which the Olympic champion Niels Schumann fled at the last stage. 2 laps before the finish, he dropped the baton and was no longer able to catch up with the leaders, taking only fifth place, which allowed the Germans to catch up with the Spaniards in the overall standings. In terms of the first additional parameter, the number of victories, equality between them turned out to be (3 in each), but in the number of second places (2 vs. 1), Spain became the winner.
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The strongest in individual species
Abbreviations: WR - world record | ER - Europe's record | NR - national record | CR - competition record
Men
| Discipline | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place | |||
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| 60 m | Jason gardener Great Britain | 6.55 CR | Aristotelis Havelas Greece | 6.61 | Andrey Epishin Russia | 6.70 |
| 400 m | Marek Plavgo Poland | 46.76 CR | David canal Spain | 46.93 | Jamie Bolch Great Britain | 46.99 |
| 800 m | Rene Herms Germany | 1.48.65 CR | Dmitry Bogdanov Russia | 1.49.30 | Nicolas Aissa France | 1.49.43 |
| 1,500 m | Juan Carlos Iguero Spain | 3.41.64 CR | Said Shebili France | 3.42.27 | Zbigniew Grachik Poland | 3.42.55 |
| 3000 m | Yousef El Nasri Spain | 8.00.28 CR | Jan Fichen Germany | 8.00.59 | Lorenzo Perrone Italy | 8.01.15 |
| 60 m with barriers | Mike Fenner Germany | 7.68 CR | Andrea Giaconi Italy | 7.74 | Laji dukure France | 7.77 |
| Relay 200 + 400 + 600 + 800 m | France Leslie John Cedric Felip Jimmy Lomba Florent Lacasse | 4.14.42 CR | Poland Marcin Urbas Peter Rysyukevich Arthur Gasevsky Grzegorz Krzosek | 4.15.18 | Great Britain Julian Golding Matthew Elias Jared deacon Chris Moss | 4.16.38 |
| High jump | Alessandro Talotti Italy | 2.28 m CR | Yaroslav Rybakov Russia | 2.26 m | Roman Fricke Germany | 2.24 m |
| Long jump | Iago Lamela Spain | 8.09 m CR | Ruslan Gataullin Russia | 7.97 m | Chris Tomlinson Great Britain | 7.97 m |
| Shot put | Ralph Bartels Germany | 19.69 m CR | Manuel Martinez Spain | 19.60 m | Ivan Yushkov Russia | 19.58 m |
Women
| Discipline | 1st place | 2nd place | 3rd place | |||
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| 60 m | Christina Arron France | 7.18 CR | Marina Kislova Russia | 7.24 | Esther MΓΆller Germany | 7.30 |
| 400 m | Grit Breuer Germany | 51.91 CR | Katherine Murphy Great Britain | 52.63 | Natalya Antyuh Russia | 52.66 |
| 800 m | Maite Martinez Spain | 2.03.14 CR | Joann fenn Great Britain | 2.03.70 | Anna Yakubchak Poland | 2.04.03 |
| 1,500 m | Hayley Tullett Great Britain | 4.08.63 CR | Julia Kosenkova Russia | September 4, 10 | Lydia Khoetskaya Poland | 4.10.79 |
| 3000 m | Galina Bogomolova Russia | 8.55.41 CR | Sabrina Mockenhaupt Germany | 8.56.33 | Violetta Frankevich Poland | 9.00.77 |
| 60 m with barriers | Glory Alosi Spain | 7.94 CR | Linda Ferg France | 8.06 | Flora Rentumi Greece | 8.17 |
| Relay 200 + 400 + 600 + 800 m | Russia Julia Tabakova Svetlana Goncharenko Natalya Khrushcheleva Svetlana Kluka | 4.41.69 CR | Germany Gabi Rockmeyer Claudia Marx Ulrike Urbanski Anya Knippel | 4.49.40 | Romania Evelina Lisenko Maria Rus Alina Rypanu Elena Jager | 4.52.62 |
| Pole vault | Svetlana Feofanova Russia | 4.65 m CR | Annika Becker Germany | 4,50 m | Monica Pyrek Poland | 4.30 m |
| Triple jump | Adeline Gavrille Romania | 14.23 m CR | Olga Vasdeki Greece | 14.07 m | Carlota Castrehan Spain | 14.01 m |
Links
- Ed Gordon. Spanish men and Russian women take inaugural European Indoor Cup crowns . IAAF (February 16, 2003). - Report on competitions on the website of the International Athletics Federation. Date of treatment June 18, 2017. Archived June 18, 2017.
- Coupe d'Europe indoor 2003 (Fr.) . athletissimo.com (15 fevrier 2003). - Results of the competition. Date of treatment June 18, 2017. Archived June 18, 2017.