2005 EUROPEAN INDOOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS

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The '2005 European Indoor Championships in Athletics' were held in Madrid, the capital city of Spain, from March 4 to March 6, 2005.

Contents

Medal count

Results

Men

Women

References

Medal count

(''Host nation in 'bold'.'')

'Pos'	'Country'	'Gold'	'Silver'	'Bronze'	'Total'
1.		9	2	6	17
2.		3	1	1	5
3.		2	1	1	4
4.		2	0	0	2
'5.'	''	'1'	'6'	'5'	'12'
6.		1	4	1	6
7.		1	3	2	6
8.		1	2	3	6
9.		1	2	1	4
10.		1	1	0	2
11.		1	0	5	6
12.		1	0	1	2
13.		1	0	0	1
13.		1	0	0	1
13.		1	0	0	1
13.		1	0	0	1
17.		0	2	1	3
17.		0	2	1	3
19.		0	1	1	2
20.		0	1	0	1

Results

Men

'Event:'	'Gold:'	'Silver:'	'Bronze:'
60 m	'Jason Gardener', GBR 6.55	Ronald Pognon, FRA 6.62	Konstantin Vasyukov, UKR 6.62
200 m	'Tobias Unger', GER 20.53	Chris Lambert, GBR 20.69	Marcin Urbaś, POL 21.04
400 m	'David Gillick', IRL 46.30	David Canal, ESP 46.64	Sebastian Gatzka, GER 46.88
800 m	'Dmitriy Bogdanov', RUS 1:48.61	Antonio Manuel Reina, ESP 1:48.76	Juan de Dios Jurado, ESP 1:49.11
1,500 m	'Ivan Heshko', UKR 3:36.70 (CR)	Juan Carlos Higuero, ESP 3:37.98	Reyes Estévez, ESP 3:38.90
3,000 m	'Alistair Cragg', IRL 7:46.32	John Mayock, GBR 7:51.46	Reyes Estevez, ESP 7:51.65
60 m Hurdles	'Ladji Doucouré', FRA 7.50	Felipe Vivancos, ESP 7.61	Robert Kronberg, SWE 7.65
4 x 400 m Relay	Richard Maunier Remi Wallard Brice Panel Marc Raquil 'France', 3:07.90	Dale Garland Daniel Cossins Richard Davenport Gareth Warburton Great Britain, 3:09.53	Andrey Polukeyev Aleksandr Usov Dmitriy Forshev Aleksandr Broshchenko Russia, 3:09.63
High Jump	'Stefan Holm', SWE 2.40 (CR)	Yaroslav Rybakov, RUS 2.38	Pavel Fomenko, RUS 2.32
Long Jump	'Joan Lino Martinez', ESP 8.37	Bogdan Tarus, ROM 8.14	Volodymyr Zyuskov, UKR 7.99
Triple Jump	'Igor Spasovkhodskiy', RUS 17.20	Mykola Savolainen, UKR 17.01	Aleksandr Petrenko, RUS 16.98
Pole Vault	'Igor Pavlov', RUS 5.90 (CR)	Denys Yurchenko, UKR 5.85	Tim Lobinger, GER 5.80
Shot Put	'Joachim Olsen', DEN 21.19	Rutger Smith, NED 20.79	Manuel Martinez, ESP 20.51
Heptathlon	'Roman Šebrle', CZE 6232	Aleksandr Pogorelov, RUS 6111	Roland Schwarzl, AUT 6064

Britain's Mark Lewis-Francis, second in men's 60 m (6.59), was later disqualified for doping offence (tetrahydrocannabinol).

Women

	'Gold:'	Result	'Silver:'	Result	'Bronze:'	Result
60 m	'Kim Gevaert', BEL	7.16	Yeoryia Kokloni, GRE	7.18	Maria Karastamati, GRE	7.25
200 m	'Ivet Lalova', BUL	22.91	Karin Mayr-Krifka, AUT	22.94	Jacqueline Poelman, NED	23.42
400 m	'Svetlana Pospelova', RUS	50.41	Sviatlana Usovich, BLR	50.55	Irina Rosikhina, RUS	52.05
800 m	'Larisa Chzhao', RUS	1:59.97	Mayte Martinez, ESP	2:00.52	Natalya Tsyganova, RUS	2:01.62
1,500 m	'Elena Iagar', ROM	4:03.09	Corina Dumbravean, ROM	4:05.88	Hind Dehiba, FRA	4:07.20
3,000 m	'Lidia Chojecka', POL	8:43.76	Susanne Pumper, AUT	8:47.74 ( ★ )	Sabrina Mockenhaupt, GER	8:47.76
4x400 m	Tatyana Levina Yuliya Pechonkina Irina Rosikhina Svetlana Pospelova 'Russia'	3:28.00 (CR)	Anna Pacholak Monika Bejnar Marta Chrust-Rozej Małgorzata Pskit Poland	3:29.37	Melanie Purkiss Donna Fraser Catherine Murphy Lee McConnell Great-Britain	3:29.81
60 m Hurdles	'Susanna Kallur', SWE	7.80	Jenny Kallur, SWE	7.99	Kirsten Bolm, GER	8.00
High Jump	'Anna Chicherova', RUS	2.01	Ruth Beitia, ESP	1.99	Venelina Veneva, BUL	1.97
Long Jump	'Naide Gomes', POR	6.70	Stiliani Pilatou, GRE	6.64	Adina Anton, ROM Bianca Kappler, GER	6.59 6.53 ( ★ ★ )
Triple Jump	'Viktoriya Gurova', RUS	14.74	Magdelin Martinez, ITA	14.54	Carlota Castrejana, ESP	14.45
Pole Vault	'Yelena Isinbayeva', RUS	4.90 'WR'	Anna Rogowska, POL	4.75	Monika Pyrek, POL	4.70
Shot Put	'Nadezhda Ostapchuk', BLR	19.37	Krystyna Zabawska, POL	18.96	Olga Ryabinkina, RUS	18.83
Pentathlon	'Carolina Klüft', SWE	4949	Kelly Sotherton, GBR	4733	Natalya Dobrynska, UKR	4667

the results are in time, metres (m) or points (p)
(
★ ) Turkey's Tezeta Desalegn-Dengersa originally won the 3,000 m silver medal in 8:46.65, but was later disqualified for doping offence (metenolone). This was announced on April 6, 2006.
(
★
★ ) Bianca Kappler was awarded joint bronze medal as final jump was incorrectly measured.

References

★ Athletix