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European Championships München 2002 (0)
| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Roman Šebrle | CZE | 8800 | 10,83 - 7.92 - 15.41 - 2.12 - 48,48 14,04 - 46.88 - 5.10 - 68.51 - 4.42,94 |
| 2 | Erki Nool | EST | 8438 | 10,75 - 7.49 - 14.76 - 2.00 - 47,26 14,63 - 45.05 - 5.30 - 59.52 - 4.41,95 |
| 3 | Lev Lobodin | RUS | 8390 | 10,88 - 7.17 - 16.12 - 2.03 - 49,50 14,25 - 48.93 - 5.20 - 56.34 - 4.40,80 |
| 4 | Jon Arnar Magnusson | ISL | 8238 | 10,96 - 7.48 - 16.14 - 2.00 - 48,80 14,61 - 45.12 - 4.90 - 63.96 - 4.59,95 |
| 5 | Jaakko Ojaniemi | FIN | 8192 PB |
10,58 - 7.56 - 15.37 - 1.97 - 49,31 14,75 - 44.29 - 4.40 - 66.63 - 4.44,94 |
| 6 | Mike Maczey | GER | 8158 v |
11,17 - 7.43 - 14.35 - 2.06 - 51,04 14,54 - 43.84 - 5.10 - 63.75 - 4.43,75 |
| 7 | Laurent Hernu | FRA | 8051 | 11,22 - 7.32 - 13.18 - 2.00 - 49,32 14,35 - 45.84 - 4.90 - 58.56 - 4.35,25 |
| 8 | Aleksandr Pogorelov | RUS | 8016 v |
11,15 - 7.63 - 14.76 - 2.09 - 51,28 14,37 - 42.03 - 4.90 - 58.03 - 4.56,15 |
| 9 | William Frullani | ITA | 7863 | 10,59 - 7.27 - 13.81 - 2.12 - 48,81 14,37 - 40.47 - 4.40 - 50.79 - 4.53,57 |
| 10 | Paolo Casarsa | ITA | 7807 | 11,27 - 7.01 - 15.13 - 1.91 - 51,37 14,50 - 42.72 - 4.80 - 66.16 - 4.52,35 |
| 11 | Zsolt Kürtösi | HUN | 7806 | 11,07 - 6.93 - 15.08 - 1.97 - 50,23 14,62 - 46.25 - 4.60 - 58.32 - 4.53,58 |
| 12 | Klaus Ambrosch | AUT | 7746 | 11,09 - 6.69 - 13.77 - 1.88 - 49,73 14,74 - 42.11 - 4.70 - 67.67 - 4.42,51 |
| 13 | Marzio Viti | ITA | 7632 | 11,45 - 7.37 - 14.37 - 1.94 - 52,49 15,29 - 46.56 - 4.90 - 53.38 - 4.48,10 |
| 14 | Jukka Väkeväinen | FIN | 7605 | 11,12 - 7.16 - 13.16 - 1.97 - 48,75 15,22 - 38.29 - 4.70 - 50.02 - 4.31,93 |
| 15 | Rolf Schläfli | SUI | 7543 | 11,38 - 6.76 - 14.31 - 1.91 - 50,13 15,18 - 44.12 - 4.50 - 63.56 - 4.53,05 |
| 16 | Sebastian Knabe | GER | 7036 | 11,06 - 7.44 - 14.15 - 2.00 - 48,65 14,37 - 42.97 - 0 - 52.50 - 4.57,80 |
PB - personal best
v - one event with wind >2.0 m/s and <=4.0 m/s and wind average for 3 events <=2.0 m/s.
Didn’t finish:
Tomaš Dvorak (CZE), Oleksandr Yurkov (UKR), Krzysztof Andrzejak (POL), Eugene Martineau (NED)
Didn’t start:
Benjamin Jensen (NOR), Oscar Gonzalez (ESP)
Historical note: A former decathlete made history elsewhere in Munich's Olympic Stadium.
Aleksandr Averbukh, who had finished 6th in the heptathlon at the 1998 European Indoor Championships, won the 2002 European pole vault title with 5.85 m, becoming Israel's first outdoor European Athletics champion. Overcome with emotion during the medal ceremony, he later revealed that his tears were for his late father, to whom he had dedicated the victory.
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