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U23 European Championships Tallinn 2015 (0)

Aug 21, 2015
Pieter Braun won the men’s decathlon at the 2015 European Athletics U23 Championships in Tallinn with 8195 points, ahead of Spain’s Jorge Ureña and Estonia’s Janek Õiglane, who claimed bronze on home soil.
P Athlete Nation Points Results
1 Pieter Braun
NED
8195 11,04 - 7.38 - 14.19 - 2.01 - 48,02 -
14,13 - 42.69 - 4.90 - 58.55 - 4.36,19
2 Jorge Ureña ESP 7983 10,94 - 7.47 - 13.43 - 2.04 - 49,26 -
14,13 - 36.93 - 4.60 - 60.87 - 4.36,97
3 Janek Õiglane
EST 7945 11,32 - 7.23 - 14.88 - 2.04 - 51,14 -
14,67 - 40.70 - 4.50 - 69.15 - 4.37,75
4 Aleksey Kravtsov RUS
7885 10,94 - 7.52 - 14.31 - 2.01 - 48,30 -
14,35 - 33.51 - 4.60 - 54.21 - 4.35,13
5 Fredrik Samuelsson
SWE 7884 10,98 - 7.81 - 13.48 - 2.04 - 50,32 -
14,65 - 37.68 - 4.70 - 55.33 - 4.41,23
6 Yevgeniy Likhanov RUS 7806
v
11,14 - 7.63 - 13.94 - 2.07 - 50,48 -
14,80 - 43.81 - 4.70 - 51.50 - 4.57,10
7 Elmo Savola FIN 7743 10,96 - 7.27 - 13.45 - 1.98 - 49,84 -
14,51 - 37.37 - 4.50 - 62.96 - 4.48,17
8 Basile Rolnin FRA 7679 11,17 - 7.23 - 13.52 - 1.86 - 50,74 -
14,68 - 42.85 - 4.90 - 58.10 - 4.48,65
9 Juuso Hassi FIN 7621 10,97 - 7.08 - 13.54 - 1.89 - 49,27 -
14,95 - 40.45 - 4.50 - 59.35 - 4.45,03
10 Markus Leemet EST 7172
v
10,99 - 7.11 - 12.76 - 1.92 - 48,86 -
15,16 - 31.34 - 4.10 - 51.71 - 4.47,03
11 Jan Deuber SUI 6810 11,25 - 6.77 - 11.44 - 1.92 - 51,32 -
15,10 - 35.47 - 4.00 - 49.28 - 4.56,40

Didn't finish: Ionel Irinel Cojan (ROU), Ruben Gado (FRA), Dino Dodig (SRB), Jiri Sykora (CZE), Kristjan Rosenberg (EST), Tim Nowak (GER).

v - event with wind >2.0 m/s and <=4.0 m/s and wind average for 3 events <=2.0 m/s

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