Kladno 2015 (0)
| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Marek Lukaš | CZE | 7892 PB |
11,05 - 7.06 - 14.35 - 1.93 - 50,00 - 14,56 - 40.38 - 4.55 - 65.83 - 4.31,84 |
| 2 | Martin Roe | NOR | 7842 PB |
10,95 - 7.42 - 15.15 - 1.90 - 49,20 - 15,35 - 44.81 - 4.45 - 58.21 - 4.42,95 |
| 3 | Romain Martin | FRA | 7825 | 11,16 - 6.97 - 14.22 - 2.02 - 49,25 - 14,81 - 39.26 - 4.75 - 59.18 - 4.37,31 |
| 4 | Lars Vikan Rise | NOR | 7715 | 11,42 - 6.98 - 15.42 - 2.05 - 51,26 - 15,70 - 42.99 - 4.45 - 63.05 - 4.38,35 |
| 5 | David Hall | GBR | 7651 PB |
10,84 - 6.83 - 12.16 - 1.96 - 46,98 - 14,98 - 37.86 - 4.45 - 53.43 - 4.24,79 |
| 6 | Anderson Estevao Venancio | BRA | 7539 | 11,12 - 6.96 - 12.92 - 1.93 - 50,23 - 14,70 - 43.92 - 4.65 - 58.41 - 5.02,43 |
| 7 | Stefan Matula | GER | 7452 | 10,98 - 7.21 - 14.28 - 1.81 - 51,11 - 14,70 - 40.08 - 4.35 - 54.68 - 4.44,56 |
| 8 | Guillaume Thierry | MRI | 7417 | 11,71 - 6.90 - 13.84 - 1.90 - 52,16 - 15,29 - 43.95 - 4.55 - 63.35 - 4.45,81 |
| 9 | Florent Lomba Bilisi | COD | 7157 NR |
11,46 - 7.04 - 12.63 - 1.99 - 49,80 - 14,65 - 38.55 - 4.05 - 47.96 - 4.54,09 |
| 10 | Jack Andrew | GBR | 7055 | 11,42 - 6.59 - 12.20 - 1.90 - 50,24 - 15,28 - 37.25 - 4.45 - 43.83 - 4.27,41 |
| 11 | Simon Ziegler | GER | 6881 | 11,27 - 6.73 - 11.96 - 1.84 - 51,58 - 15,70 - 35.30 - 4.65 - 48.80 - 4.51,46 |
| 12 | Felix Schmid-Schutti | AUT | 6860 | 11,21 - 6.82 - 11.83 - 1.78 - 50,29 - 15,32 - 33.49 - 4.55 - 49.29 - 4.58,28 |
| 13 | Brent Newdick | NZL | 6650 | 11,32 - 6.92 - 13.70 - 1.90 - 51,16 - 15,22 - 41.54 - 4.35 - 53.67 - 0 |
| 14 | Andreas Christodoulou | CYP | 6258 | 11,21 - 6.72 - 10.77 - 1.81 - 50,83 - 15,15 - 36.74 - 3.75 - 62.26 - 0 |
| 15 | Marco Ribolzi | ITA | 6244 | 11,49 - 7.02 - 12.16 - 1.90 - 49,70 - 15,52 - 31.60 - 4.25 - 46.76 - 0 |
NR - national record.
PB - personal best.
Didn’t finish:
Tomáš Vojtek (CZE), Olexiy Kasyanov (UKR).
Historical note: Kladno on 12–13 June 2015 nearly produced a husband-and-wife double victory. Hanna Kasyanova won the heptathlon, while her husband Olexiy Kasyanov led the decathlon and was chasing a record third meeting title. Back pain during the pole vault forced him to withdraw after eight events, opening the way for Marek Lukaš to claim his first Kladno victory.
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