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Run over two laps of the track, the 800 metres sits between sprinting and longer middle-distance racing. It is a tactical test as much as a physical one, with athletes often racing in packs, protecting position and timing their final kick. The event demands efficient running mechanics, race intelligence and a strong anaerobic capacity. European athletes have excelled in this discipline for decades, making it a consistently competitive and unpredictable race.

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The 200 metres blends the power of the short sprint with the challenge of running a controlled curve. Athletes build speed through the bend before driving into the home straight, aiming to maintain momentum without tightening or losing stride rhythm. Success depends on combining fast acceleration with the ability to hold technique under pressure. The event has produced many memorable European championship performances, often highlighting specialist sprinters who excel in technical curve running.

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These sprint hurdles events require athletes to combine explosive speed with flawless rhythm over a set number of barriers. Runners must achieve a consistent stride pattern to clear each hurdle cleanly without breaking speed. A clipped hurdle can ruin momentum, while perfect technique creates a smooth, fast race. The short distance leaves no margin for error, making start reaction and precision critical.

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Relay events combine individual speed with coordinated teamwork. The 4x100 metres relies on fast, precise baton exchanges at high speed, with timing and communication proving as important as outright pace. The 4x400 metres tests speed-endurance, strategy and mental resilience as teams select athletes for specific legs. The mixed 4x400 metres adds the challenge of gender order selection, making race tactics central to success. Relays consistently produce some of the most exciting and unpredictable moments in championship athletics.

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The 400 metres hurdles is one of the most technically demanding events on the track. Athletes complete a full lap while clearing evenly spaced hurdles, forcing them to maintain rhythm even as fatigue peaks. Mastery of stride pattern, pace control and hurdle execution is essential. The race is known for dramatic changes of position in the final straight as athletes fight both their rivals and the physical demands of the event.

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Race walking involves covering long distances under strict technique rules. Athletes must maintain continuous ground contact and keep the front leg straight as it lands, making endurance and technical discipline equally important. Races are often tactical, with pacing and efficiency playing a major role. Europe has a long history of success in this event, which remains a key part of the championships programme.

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The decathlon features ten events spread across two days and is regarded as one of the most complete tests in sport. Athletes compete in sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws and middle-distance running. Success depends on technical skill, physical strength, endurance and mental focus across a demanding schedule. The best decathletes are celebrated for their versatility and their ability to perform across a broad spectrum of athletic challenges.

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The heptathlon brings together seven events across two days: hurdles, high jump, shot put, 200 metres, long jump, javelin and 800 metres. Athletes must demonstrate versatility, technical skill and endurance across a wide range of disciplines. Scoring rewards consistency and all-round ability rather than excellence in only one area. The event is seen as a major test of complete athletic talent and resilience.

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In hammer throw, athletes spin several times while controlling a heavy metal ball attached to a wire and handle. The challenge is to build rotational speed while maintaining balance and directing the hammer accurately into the sector. Technical precision and body control are essential, particularly during the final release. The event is one of the most demanding in the throws discipline.

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Javelin throwers combine a fast run-up with a technically efficient release of a spear-shaped implement. The discipline requires speed, mobility, shoulder strength and careful control of the javelin’s angle and trajectory. Athletes must generate force during the run-up while protecting their technique during the final delivery. The event has a long European tradition and regularly produces dramatic long throws in championship settings.

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The marathon covers a distance of 42.195 kilometres and stands as one of the most demanding endurance events in athletics. Athletes must balance pacing, energy management and hydration while navigating a long road course that often includes changes in terrain and elevation. The race typically develops through distinct phases, with early caution giving way to decisive moves in the later stages when fatigue begins to bite. Success requires exceptional aerobic capacity, mental resilience and the ability to maintain form over a prolonged distance. The marathon has a long and respected history within European competition and continues to showcase some of the toughest endurance performances in the sport.

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The 400 metres is a one-lap sprint requiring both speed and controlled pacing. Athletes must judge their effort carefully, building a strong opening but leaving enough in reserve to withstand the final straight when fatigue peaks. The event rewards those with both raw sprinting talent and excellent speed-endurance. Historically, it has produced dramatic finishes as runners push to their limits in the closing metres.

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Shot putters throw a solid metal ball from within a throwing circle, using either a glide or rotational technique. The event rewards explosive strength, balance and precise timing at release. Competitors must generate maximum power while staying within the circle, making technique as important as physical strength. Shot put has long been a central event in European championships, showcasing powerful and technically skilled athletes.

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The high jump challenges athletes to clear a steadily rising bar using a curved approach and a powerful take-off. Competitors must time their run-up perfectly, converting horizontal speed into vertical lift. The Fosbury Flop technique, now universal, requires exceptional body control as athletes arch over the bar. The event builds drama as the bar climbs higher and attempts become limited, often culminating in head-to-head duels.

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The longest standard track race, the 10,000 metres tests stamina, concentration and consistent pacing across twenty five laps. Athletes must manage physical strain as the race progresses, responding to surges and maintaining rhythm even as fatigue builds. Historically, European Championships have seen both cagey tactical contests and fast, relentless front-running performances. The event rewards those with strong endurance and the mental strength to stay composed for a long duration.

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The 100 metres is the shortest outdoor sprint and sets the benchmark for pure speed in athletics. Athletes accelerate from blocks and reach top velocity within seconds, maintaining form through a high-intensity dash down the straight. Reaction time is often decisive at this distance, with races won and lost by hundredths of a second. The event has a long tradition of showcasing the fastest men and women in Europe, and it remains one of the most watched races at any championship.

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The 5000 metres is a long-distance track race demanding aerobic endurance, tactical awareness and mental focus. Athletes complete twelve and a half laps, managing pace while responding to changes initiated by rivals. Success often depends on staying relaxed early before increasing pace in the closing stages. The event has evolved over time from slow, tactical races to consistently fast, aggressive championship battles.

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The long jump blends speed, power and precise timing. Athletes sprint along a runway and take off from a board, aiming to maintain momentum into a controlled flight and efficient landing. Key elements include accuracy on the approach and the ability to transfer horizontal velocity into lift. The discipline has deep roots in athletics history and remains a showcase of raw jumping ability.

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The steeplechase combines distance running with technical obstacle work. Athletes clear barriers and a water jump each lap, requiring controlled footwork, balance and the ability to accelerate after each obstacle. Competitors must maintain rhythm while adjusting stride patterns to navigate hurdles efficiently. The event has become a staple of European competition, producing races that test both endurance and precise technique under pressure.

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The discus throw requires athletes to rotate within a circle to build momentum before releasing a heavy disc into the throwing sector. Balance, footwork and technique dictate success, with release angle and timing crucial for long distances. The event dates back to ancient athletics and has remained a showcase of technical throwing skill throughout European competition.

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Pole vaulting requires speed, strength, coordination and courage. Athletes sprint down the runway, plant the pole and use it to propel themselves over a set height. Each attempt challenges timing, body control and technique, particularly during inversion and bar clearance. The event is known for its progression of rising heights and the technical battles between athletes to master complex vaulting mechanics.

Pole vault

The triple jump consists of a hop, step and jump in one continuous sequence. Athletes must generate and maintain forward momentum through each phase, requiring rhythm, leg strength and technical consistency. Distances depend on a smooth transition between phases and a balanced landing. The event demands a combination of speed and coordination unique within the jumps programme.

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The 1500 metres is the classic middle-distance race. It requires athletes to balance steady pacing with the agility to respond to tactical changes and late surges. Many races unfold with a controlled early pace before a fast acceleration in the final lap, where positioning becomes critical. The event has a rich European history, often producing championship finals filled with strategy, resilience and highly competitive sprint finishes.

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Home favourite Jan Stefela, a world bronze medallist, had to settle for second at the Kladno memorial meeting on Tuesday (9) despite jumping higher than the meet record as Germany&rsquo;s Tobias Poyte cleared 2.25m on his first attempt to take the win.&nbsp;
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Poyte, who took a European silver in 2022, nearly faltered at 2.19m but went through on his third attempt then needing another two at 2.22m before easing over the meeting record height.
For Stefela, while 2.25m is seven centimetres from his best this year, it is an outdoor season&rsquo;s best for the Czech athlete.
It was though a win in the men&rsquo;s hammer for Czechia&rsquo;s&nbsp;Volodymyr Myslyvchuk&nbsp;who threw 78.93m to break the meeting record and also mark his fourth throw this year beyond his PB from 2025.
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While in the women&rsquo;s hammer Denmark&rsquo;s Katrine Koch Jacobsen took the win with 73.73m in the third round as she builds consistency having now thrown 73m or more in her last four competitions.
Czechia also saw a home win in the men&rsquo;s shot put as Tomas Stanek, former European indoor champion, threw 21.00m in the second round before retiring from the rest of the competition.
Great Britain&rsquo;s Scott Lincoln took second place with a painfully close 20.99m in the fourth round, which he jokingly suggested should be remeasured due to the closeness to Stanek&rsquo;s best mark.
But in the women&rsquo;s shot put Katharina Maisch took the win with 18.61m with Jessica Inchude in second with her best throw of 18.06m, as both athletes threw their best distance in the final round.
Romania&rsquo;s Alin Alexandru Firfirica took the win in the discus with 63.46m ahead of Germany&rsquo;s European U23 champion Steven Richter who threw 63.16m for second place.
Petra Sicakova, the 2026 European U23 silver medallist, took the win in the women&rsquo;s javelin with a PB of 60.98m.
The 22-year-old Czech, Jan Vyska, took second in the men&rsquo;s javelin with 76.79m behind South Africa&rsquo;s Douw Smit who won with 82.08m.
On the track former European U18 and reigning European U20 champion Charlotte Henrich won the 400m in a dominant performance that saw her run 51.80, crossing the line just over a second before her next competitor.
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France&rsquo;s Muhammad Kounta won the men&rsquo;s 400m in a season&rsquo;s best of 45.33 ahead of Denmark&rsquo;s Gustav Lundholm Nielsen who came second with 46.00.
Britain&rsquo;s European U23 silver medallist, Justin Davies, took the men&rsquo;s 800m via photo finish ahead of former European U18 and U20 champion Jakub Dudycha who were both given a time of 1:46.19.
While the women&rsquo;s 800m was won by Croatian 24-year-old Nina Vukovic who ran 2:02.05 for her second race over the distance outdoors this year.
The men&rsquo;s 1500m was won by the Netherlands&rsquo; Ioann Lobles in 3:43.26, ahead of Slovenia&rsquo;s Rok Markelj in 3:43.54 and Ireland&rsquo;s James Gormley in 3:45.54.&nbsp;

Staněk and Myslyvčuk take home wins at Kladno Memorial Meeting

Olympic, world and European triple jump gold medallist Nelson &Eacute;vora will make a comeback to competition after a three-year absence at the Meeting Cidade de Lisboa on Wednesday (10).
The World Athletics Continental Tour Challenger meeting is being live streamed on the European Athletics YouTube from 17:25 CEST.
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Now 42, &Eacute;vora won gold at the 2008 Bejiing Olympics, a year after taking gold at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. His last major title came at the Berlin 2018 European Athletics Championships.
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He is unlikely to be reviving such form, but there will be plenty of intrigue surrounding the Portuguese icon. With a largely domestic field, the other standout names include discus throwers Liliana C&aacute; and Emanuel Sousa.&nbsp;
39-year-old C&aacute; won bronze in the women's discus at the Roma 2024 European Athletics Championships and 27-year-old Sousa recently won silver at the Ibero American Championships in Lima.
Four-times Olympian and four-times European semi finalist Lorene Bazolo is set to race over 100m and 200m.&nbsp;

Watch LIVE! Triple jump legend Nelson Évora set for Lisbon comeback

Miltiadis Tentoglou returns home to Greece for the Dromia Sprint and Relays Meeting on 13 June, shown live on the European Athletics website, to build on his strong season so far.
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The two-time Olympic champion jumped a season&rsquo;s best of 8.49m in Cyprus at the end of May to currently sit at number two in the world but will be keen to take the top spot.
Last year Tentoglou took the win with 8.19m and he will be wanting to impress his home fans once again before looking to defend his European title for the fourth time in a row later this summer in Birmingham.
While in the 100m, Kenya&rsquo;s Ferdinand Omanyala will look to take a comfortable win from the 24-year-old home favourite Lambros Volikas who&rsquo;s season&rsquo;s best is 10.58.
In the women&rsquo;s 100m and 200m Rafailia Spanoudaki-Hatziriga, the reigning Balkan 100m champion, will be looking to add two wins to her tally.

WATCH LIVE! Tentoglou headlines the Dromia Sprint and Relays Meeting

The fifth edition of the European Athletics Mentoring Programme brought together emerging leaders from across the continent during the Ljubljana-Kamnik 2026 European Athletics Off-Road Championships, reinforcing the organisation's commitment to collaboration, innovation and the future growth of the sport.
Held over three days in the Slovenian capital, this year's programme was centred around the umbrella theme "Athletics for All", with 10 mentor-mentee pairs representing 16 European Athletics Member Federations taking part.
<h3>Exchange of knowledge and experience</h3>
The mentoring project aims to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and experience between Member Federations while building a long-lasting network of professionals who can support one another in developing athletics across Europe.&nbsp;
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By connecting experienced mentors with emerging leaders, the initiative continues to invest in the people who will help shape the sport in the years ahead.
Alongside opportunities to learn about each participant's individual projects and professional backgrounds, the programme featured presentations on innovation, project and change management, leadership and communication, as well as interactive networking sessions designed to strengthen relationships across the European Athletics community.
Participants also had the opportunity to experience the Ljubljana-Kamnik 2026 European Athletics Off-Road Championships first-hand, witnessing an event that successfully combines elite competition with mass participation and highlights the inclusive potential of off-road running.
<h3>Strengthening co-operation</h3>
European Athletics President Dobromir Karamarinov, who officially opened the programme, underlined the importance of the initiative in strengthening cooperation across the continent.
"It was great to open the 5th edition of the European Athletics Mentoring Programme in Ljubljana and meet the 10 mentor-mentee pairs, with participants coming from 16 Member Federations,&rdquo; he said.&nbsp;
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&ldquo;It is inspiring to see how this European Athletics initiative connects people, encourages the exchange of knowledge and ideas but most importantly, it demonstrates the strength of our European Athletics family, working together with a shared goal: to continue growing and strengthening our sport for the future."
The programme concluded with discussions on leadership, communication and the next steps for participants, ensuring that the relationships established in Ljubljana will continue well beyond the weekend and contribute to a stronger, more connected European athletics community.

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Another busy week of live events is in store with six streamed World Athletics Continental Tour events coming up.
This is what's on, who&rsquo;s competing and how you can watch.&nbsp;
<h3 dir="ltr">Kladno h&aacute;z&iacute; 2026 (WACT Bronze)</h3>
When: 9 June Live streaming on the European Athletics YouTube channel from 15:45 CEST
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Double world indoor medallist Blanca Hervas will be in action in the women&rsquo;s 400m in Kladno. Hervas also anchored Spain to silver in the 4x400m at the World Relays in Gaborone where they set a national record of 3:21.25.&nbsp;
The field events features three gold medallists from the 2026 European Throwing Cup in Nicosia this March: Germans&nbsp;Steven Richter (discus) and Katharina Maisch (shot put) and Czech favourite Volodymyr Myslyvchuk (hammer).
Maisch will renew her rivalry with Portugal&rsquo;s Jessica Inchude who finished second behind her at the European Throwing Cup, a reversal of the result from the 2025 edition.&nbsp;
There will also be a strong British contingent in action in Kladno including Sam Reardon (400m), Justin Davies (800m), Scott Lincoln (shot put) and Charlotte Payne (hammer).
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<h3 dir="ltr">Meeting Cidade de Lisboa 2026 (WACT Challenger)</h3>
When: 10 June Live streaming on the European Athletics YouTube channel from 17:25 CEST
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With largely domestic fields, the standout names include discus throwers Liliana C&aacute; and Emanuel Sousa. 39-year-old C&aacute; won bronze in the women's discus at the Roma 2024 European Athletics Championships and 27-year-old Sousa recently won silver at the Ibero American Championships in Lima.
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<h3 dir="ltr">Meeting Nikaia - Nice (WACT Bronze)</h3>
When: 13 June Live streaming on the <a href="https://www.european-athletics.com/home/streaming/onedaymeetings/meeting-nikaia" target="_blank" rel="noopener">European Athletics website</a> from 18:00 CEST (geoblocked in France and Great Britain)
Two major global champions have been announced for the men&rsquo;s javelin: two-time world champion Anderson Peters from Grenada and 2016 Olympic champion Thomas R&ouml;hler from Germany.
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Now 34, R&ouml;hler is on the path back to internationally competitive form. His season&rsquo;s best of 83.33m was his best throw since 2019.
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<h3 dir="ltr">Dromia International Sprint &amp; Relays Meeting (WACT Silver)</h3>
When: 13 June Live streaming on t<a href="https://www.european-athletics.com/home/streaming/onedaymeetings/dromia-international-sprint-and-relays" target="_blank" rel="noopener">he European Athletics website</a> from 17:15 CEST (geoblocked in Greece)
Miltiadis Tentoglou returns to Greece looking to build on his impressive early-season form.
The two-time Olympic champion sits second on the 2026 world list with a season&rsquo;s best of 8.49m and will be aiming to improve on that mark. After winning the meeting with 8.19m last year, Tentoglou will hope to shine in front of his home crowd ahead of his bid for a fourth successive European title in Birmingham.
Elsewhere, Kenyan sprint star Ferdinand Omanyala headlines the men&rsquo;s 100m, while Balkan champion Rafailia Spanoudaki-Hatziriga is entered in both the women&rsquo;s 100m and 200m.
<h3 dir="ltr">Innsbruck Golden Fly Series (WACT Challenger)</h3>
When: 13 June Live streaming on the European Athletics YouTube channel from 18:00 CEST
Reigning European indoor long jump champion Bozhidar Saraboyukov from Bulgaria is among the notable entrants for this jumps-only meeting.&nbsp;
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Also watch out for Estonia&rsquo;s Allika Inkeri-Moser in the women&rsquo;s pole vault, the holder of the world U18 best with a 4.52m vault at the 2025 European Youth Olympic Festival.
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<h3 dir="ltr">Folksam Grand Prix Sollentuna (WACT Bronze)</h3>
When: 14 June Live streaming on the <a href="https://www.european-athletics.com/home/streaming/onedaymeetings/folksam-grand-prix-sollentuna" target="_blank" rel="noopener">European Athletics website</a> from 16:00 CEST (geoblocked in Sweden)
World champion Daniel St&aring;hl will be back in action on home soil in Sollentuna. He will go head-to-head with European U23 champion Steven Richter from Germany.
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Meanwhile in the women&rsquo;s discus, Vanessa Kamga will also face strong German opposition from Kristin Pudenz, the silver medallist at the 2022 European Athletics Championships in Munich.
Other top Swedes in action across the programme include Carmen Cernjul (3000m), Fanny Roos (shot put), Jonathan Grahn (1500m), Oskar Edlund (400m hurdles) and Thobias Montler (long jump).
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What’s on this week? Live streaming from six World Athletics Continental Tour events

Home hero Mondo Duplantis suffered his first loss in 1052 days as he failed to clear six metres at the Stockholm Diamond League on Sunday (7), allowing Australia&rsquo;s Kurtis Marschall to take the win.
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The Swedish stars&rsquo; night started uncharacteristically with a failure at 5.60m before a clearance on his second attempt and a first time clearance at 5.80m.&nbsp;
He then clattered into the bar at six metres, walking off the mat frustrated before taking his second attempt, and still unable to clear a height he has previously made look very easy.
In an attempt to take the win, with Marschall skipping 6.00m, he took his final attempt at 6.05m but was unable to continue his legendary win streak. 
But another upset of the evening came in the women&rsquo;s 800m with the reigning European U23 champion, Audrey Werro, executing the perfect race to not only beat Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson but also go number three all time.
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The tall Swiss 22-year-old went out quick before letting Great Britain&rsquo;s Hodgkinson take a small lead with just 300m to go while she stayed on her shoulder, but in the final stretch Werro pulled ahead to finish in 1:53.98 for her outdoor season opener.&nbsp;
Though, Hodgkinson also set a big PB in her 800m season opener to move up to sixth on the all time list and set the fastest non-winning time in 800m history. 
It certainly won&rsquo;t be the last time the two meet this summer with all roads leading towards the Birmingham 2026 European Athletics Championships where we can expect to see them clash in the final.
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Amy Hunt stormed to a European lead of 10.97 in the 100m and a big PB for second behind world champion Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, running sub-11 for the first time.&nbsp;
The Briton had previously found more success in the 200m, taking silver at the world championships last year, but has evidently been working to improve her short sprint speed as she lowered her PB by 0.05 seconds.
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Three-time world champion, Daniel Stahl, gave the home crowd the win they were hoping for with his only valid throw of the competition coming in at 69.60m.
Slovenia&rsquo;s Kristjan Ceh, the reigning European champion, took third with 67.67m while Australia&rsquo;s Matthew Denny took second with 69.02m.
While world champion, Jessica Schilder, secured another victory on the Diamond League circuit with a meeting record of 20.89m from the fifth round, building on her historic 21.09m in Kequao.&nbsp;
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France&rsquo;s Hilary Kpatcha narrowly grasped the win in the long jump with a third round jump of 6.85m to lead Italy&rsquo;s Larissa Iapichino who jumped 6.84m in the first round.
The Netherlands&rsquo; Jorinde van Klinken, a world and European silver medallist, took second in the discus with 66.57m for her second best in-stadia throw this year. 
Charlie Dobson, GB&rsquo;s 2024 Diamond League final winner, ran his first 400m of the year in 45.15 for fifth in a race that saw South Africa&rsquo;s Zakithi Nene win in 44.48. 
Ben Pattison, Britain&rsquo;s 2023 world bronze medallist, led the Europeans over the line in the 800m with 1:43.70 to finish fourth overall as teenage sensation Cooper Lutkenhaus won in 1:42.70.