2018 European Athletics Championships - 3000m Obstacle Course (Women)

European Athletics Championship 2018
Running disciplines
100 m	men	women
200 m	men	women
400 m	men	women
800 m	men	women
1,500 m	men	women
5000 m	men	women
10 000 m	men	women
100 m s / b		women
110 m s / b	men
400 m s / b	men	women
3000 m s / p	men	women
Relay 4 × 100 m	men	women
Relay 4 × 400 m	men	women
Highway Disciplines
Marathon	men	women
20 km walk	men	women
50 km walk	men	women
Technical disciplines
High jump	men	women
Pole vault	men	women
Long jump	men	women
Triple jump	men	women
Shot put	men	women
Discus throw	men	women
Hammer throwing	men	women
Javelin-throwing	men	women
All-around
Heptathlon		women
Decathlon	men

The women's 3000m hurdle competition at the 2018 European Athletics Championships was held on August 10 and 12 in Berlin at the Olympic Stadium .

The current European champion in the 3000m hurdle was Geza-Felicitas Krause from Germany .

Content

1 Medalists
2 records
3 Schedule
4 Results
- 4.1 Preliminaries
- 4.2 Final
5 notes
6 References

Medalists

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Geza-Felicitas Krause Germany	Fabienne Schlumpf Switzerland	Carolina Grovdal Norway

Records

Before the start of the competition, the following records were in force.

World record	Beatrice Chepkoech Kenya	8.44.32	Monaco	July 20, 2018
European record	Gulnara Galkina-Samitova Russia	8.58.81	Beijing China	August 17, 2008
European Championship Record	Julia Zarudneva Russia	9.17.57	Barcelona Spain	July 30, 2010
The best season result in the world	Beatrice Chepkoech Kenya	8.44.32	Monaco	July 20, 2018
The best result of the season in Europe	Ekaterina Ivonina Russia	9.16.68	Kazan , Russia	July 20, 2018

Schedule

date of	Time	Competition round
August 10, 2018	12:25	Preliminary races
August 12, 2018	20:55	The final

Local time ( UTC + 2: 00 )

Results

Preliminaries

First run

Qualification: the first 5 athletes in each race (Q) plus the top 5 in time (q) went to the final ^[1] .
At the start in 2 races came 33 athletes.

A place	Athlete	Citizenship	Race	Result	Notes
one	Fabienne Schlumpf	Switzerland	2	9: 32.32	Q,SB
2	Louise Gega	Albania	2	9: 33.11	Q
3	Geza-Felicitas Krause	Germany	2	9: 33.51	Q, SB
four	Rosie Clark	United Kingdom	2	9: 33.78	Q
5	Isabelle Mattuzzi	Italy	2	9: 34.02	Q, PB
6	Carolina Grovdal	Norway	one	9: 34.23	Q
7	Marusha Mishmash	Slovenia	2	9: 34.28	q Nr
8	Anna Emily Möller	Denmark	one	9: 34.46	Q, SB
9	Ophelia Claude Boxberger	France	one	9: 34.50	Q
10	Elena Burkard	Germany	one	9: 34.63	Q
eleven	Irene Sanchez	Spain	one	9: 34.69	Q, PB
12	Adva Cohen	Israel	2	9: 36.13	q Nr
13	Emma Udyu	France	2	9: 36.15	q PB
fourteen	Natalia Strebkova	Ukraine	one	9: 37.28	q PB
fifteen	Victoria Durkesh	Hungary	one	9: 38.56	q
16	Martina Merlot	Italy	one	9: 41.05	PB
17	Alicia Konecek	Poland	one	9: 41.16	PB
eighteen	Yana Zussman	Germany	2	9: 41.18
19	Janika Rauma	Finland	2	9: 41.70	PB
twenty	Maria Jose Perez	Spain	2	9: 44.72
21	Chiara Scherrer	Switzerland	one	9: 47.46
22	Francesca Bertoni	Italy	2	9: 47.75
23	Svetlana Kudelich	Belarus	one	9: 47.89	SB
24	Matilda Koval	Poland	2	9: 49.27
25	Lucie Secanova	Czech	one	9: 50.38	SB
26	Ozlem Kaya	Turkey	one	9: 50.80
27	Antje Möldner-Schmidt	Germany	one	9: 52.79
28	Zita Kacher	Hungary	2	9: 53.36	SB
29th	Katarzyna Kowalska	Poland	2	9: 54.83
thirty	Carolyn Hogard	Sweden	one	9: 55.61
31	Irene van der Reiken	Netherlands	one	9: 57.10
32	Kerry O'Flaherty	Ireland	one	9: 59.98! 10: 09.81
33	Michelle Finn	Ireland	2	9: 59.99! 10: 10.93

Final

The finals in the women's 3000m hurdles took place on August 12, 2018 ^[2] . The pace of the race was set by Fabienne Schlumpf from Switzerland, who from the start led the group of leaders. A kilometer before the finish line, she gradually began to increase speed, which only three other runners could support: Geza-Felicitas Krause , Carolina Grovdal and Louise Gega . The current champion Krause followed the Swiss, and in front of the last water hole she began the final spurt, which Schlumpf could not answer ^[3] .

The German runner became the first two-time European champion in the 3000m hurdle race. In terms of results, the final was the best in the history of the competition: the best seconds were shown for the places from the second to the fifteenth, and faster than Krause at the European Championships they only ran twice (moreover, one of them was she herself two years earlier ).

A place	Athlete	Citizenship	Result	Notes
one	Geza-Felicitas Krause	Germany	9: 19.80	SB
2	Fabienne Schlumpf	Switzerland	9: 22.29	SB
3	Carolina Grovdal	Norway	9: 24.46
four	Louise Gega	Albania	9: 24.78
5	Adva Cohen	Israel	9: 29.74	Nr
6	Elena Burkard	Germany	9: 29.76	PB
7	Anna Emily Möller	Denmark	9: 31.66	Nr
8	Irene Sanchez	Spain	9: 31.84	PB
9	Ophelia Claude Boxberger	France	9: 31.84	PB
10	Rosie Clark	United Kingdom	9: 32.15
eleven	Marusha Mishmash	Slovenia	9: 34.50
12	Natalia Strebkova	Ukraine	9: 40.03
13	Victoria Durkesh	Hungary	9.40 a.m.
fourteen	Emma Udyu	France	9: 43.26
fifteen	Isabelle Mattuzzi	Italy	9: 43.90

Notes

↑ European Athletics Championships 2018 - 3000m Steeplechase Women - Round 1 Results Summary (PDF). EA (10 August 2018). Date of treatment October 7, 2018. Archived on October 7, 2018.
↑ European Athletics Championships 2018 - 3000m Steeplechase Women - Final Results (English) (PDF). EA (August 12, 2018). Date of treatment October 7, 2018. Archived on October 7, 2018.
↑ Martin Einsiedler . Gesa Krause gewinnt Gold, Sprintstaffel holt Bronze (German) , Der Tagesspiegel (12. August 2018). Archived on October 7, 2018. Date of treatment October 7, 2018.

Links

European Athletics Championships 2018 - 3000m Steeplechase Women . EA . - Competition page on the website of the European Athletics Association. Date of treatment October 7, 2018. Archived on August 16, 2018.

[1] European Athletics Championships 2018 - 3000m Steeplechase Women - Round 1 Results Summary (PDF). EA (10 August 2018). Date of treatment October 7, 2018. Archived on October 7, 2018.

[2] European Athletics Championships 2018 - 3000m Steeplechase Women - Final Results (English) (PDF). EA (August 12, 2018). Date of treatment October 7, 2018. Archived on October 7, 2018.

[3] Martin Einsiedler . Gesa Krause gewinnt Gold, Sprintstaffel holt Bronze (German) , Der Tagesspiegel (12. August 2018). Archived on October 7, 2018. Date of treatment October 7, 2018.