MEDIA GUIDE - European Athletics

European Athletics Junior Championships 

22nd European Athletics Junior 

Championships 

18-21 July 

Rieti, Raul Guidobaldi Stadium 

MEDIA GUIDE


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MEDIA GUIDE 

www.rieti2013.org 

22nd European Athletics Junior Championships 

18-21 July 2013 

Rieti, Italy


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CONTENTS 

European Athletics President’s Welcome Message __________________ 4 

1 Organisational structure____________________________________________5 

European Athletics Council 

European Athletics Delegates 

European Athletics Office 

Italian Athletic Federation (Fidal) 

Local Organising Committee 

Competition Organisation 

2 Media staff________________________________________________________8 

3 General information _____________________________________________10 

Host City Rieti 

Business Hours Shops, Government Offices, Banks 

4 Raul Guidobaldi Stadium__________________________________________12 

5 Accommodation_________________________________________________13 

Media Hotel 

6 Transportation ___________________________________________________ 14 

7 Accreditation ___________________________________________________ 14 

8 Media facilities at the stadium____________________________________ 15 

9 Event Announcement_____________________________________________16 

10 Leoni Square_____________________________________________________17 

11 OMEGA __________________________________________________________________ 19 

12 Useful links _______________________________________________________ 21 

13 Timetable ________________________________________________________ 22 

14 Maps ____________________________________________________________ 28


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European Athletics President’s Welcome Message 

We are delighted to be back in Italy for the 22nd edition of the 

European Athletics Junior Championships. The city of Rieti will 

follow on from Grosseto which hosted a memorable championships 

back in 2001. 

Rieti is a town steeped in the sport and is an excellent choice for 

Europe’s new generation of emerging stars to showcase their 

talent. Stadio Raul Guidobaldi stages one of the world’s top 

athletics meetings every year in early September, and has also 

built a tradition of having a track, re-laid last summer, that produces fine performances. It 

is sure to witness many more during the four days of this year’s Championships. 

The European Athletics Junior Championships is extremely important for the development 

of athletics in Europe. Throughout each of the previous 21 editions we have had the 

cream of European junior athletic talent battling for supremacy in their age group and 

this year is sure to be no different. Many have moved on from these championships to 

glittering success at the European Athletics Championships, World Championships and 

Olympic Games at senior level. 

If you look back at the list of gold medallists in Grosetto 12 years ago, you will come 

across names such as Yelena Isinbayeva, Mo Farah, Carolina Klüft, Krisztian Pars. These 

names need no introduction today. There were also plenty of latter day stars who did not 

hear their national anthem played in Grosseto – Norway’s Andreas Thorkildsen and Russia’s 

Anna Chicherova both finished with a silver, while Croatia’s Blanka Vlasic and Betty 

Heidler of Germany, who both went on to become world champions before the end of 

the decade, had modest sixth and ninth places in the high jump and hammer respectively. 

This just underlines how important a role these championships have played in shaping 

the career of some of the stars of the sports. 

Rieti has excellent facilities for the athletes and I have no doubt that there will be a great 

atmosphere at the stadium in July. 

European Athletics greatly appreciates the efforts of the Italian athletics federation 

(FIDAL), the City of Rieti and the local organising committee in the preparation for the 

Championships. 

We are looking forward to seeing you in Rieti in July for four days of exciting athletics 

competition. 

Hansjörg Wirz 

European Athletics President 

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1 European Athletics Council 

President 

Hansjörg Wirz (SUI) 

Vice Presidents 

José Luis de Carlos (ESP) 

Karel Pilny (CZE) 

Jean Gracia (FRA) 

Director General 

Christian Milz (SUI) 

Council Members 

Francesco Arese (ITA) 

Sylvia Barlag (NED) 

Jonas Egilsson (ISL) 

Liam Hennessy (IRL) 

Frank Hensel (GER) 

Dobromir Karamarinov (BUL) 

Toralf Nilsson (SWE) 

Erki Nool (EST) 

Antti Pihlakoski (FIN) 

Jorge Salcedo (POR) 

Gabriela Szabo (ROU) 

Salih Munir Yaras (TUR) 

Vadim Zelichenok (RUS) 

IAAF President (ex officio member) Lamine Diack (SEN) 

European Athletics Honorary Life President Carl-Olaf Homén (FIN) 

1.2 European Athletics Delegates 

Technical Delegates 

Doping Control Delegate 

Jury of Appeal 

International Starter 

International Photo-Finish Judge 

Race Walking Judges 

ITOs 

Jorge Salcedo (POR) 

Gemma Castano (ESP) 

Pedro Branco (POR) 

Gerhard Müller (GER) - chair 

Ozren Karamata (SRB) 

Ludmila Pudilova (CZE) 

Wilfried Fittko (GER) 

Gregorz Lipinski (POL) 

Nicola Maggio (ITA) - chief 

Jekaterina Jutkina (EST) 

Manfred Bott (GER) 

Anna Johannesson (SWE) 

Vesna Repic (SRB) 

Sergio Solana (ESP) 

Antonio Perez (ESP) - chief 

Eric Jaffrelot (FRA) 

Egert Juuse (EST) 

Anne Fröberg (FIN) 

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Event Presentation Consultant 

José Paulo Moreira (POR) 

Ronan O’Hart (IRL) 

Pavel Prusa (CZE) 

1.3 European Athletics Office 

European Athletics Office 

Avenue Louis Ruchonnet, 18 

1003 Lausanne 

Switzerland 

Tel : +41 21 313 43 50 

Fax: +41 21 313 43 51 

Email: office@european–athletics.org 

1.4 Italian Athletic Federation (Fidal) 

President 

General Secretary 

International Department 

Alfio Giomi 

Paolo Bellino 

Anna Riccardi 

1.5 Local Organising Committee 

President 

General Secretary 

Event Management 

LOC Competition Coordinator 

General Organization 

Press / Media 

Social Media/Promotion 

Finance 

Medical 

Transportation 

Accommodation 

Promotion/ Marketing 

Volunteer Manager 

Alessandro Rinaldi 

Giovanni Esposito 

Maria Chiara Milardi 

Maurizio De Marco 

Francesco Speranza 

Mariastella Signoriello 

Alberto Milardi 

Georgia Tramacere 

Giuliano Di Fazi 

Francesco Puglielli/ Novella Lancia 

Sandro De Sanctis/Daniele Perotti 

Claudio Cecchetelli 

Massimiliano Quirico 

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Ceremonies 

Hospitality 

Laura Spagnoli/ Lorella Marocchini 

Riccardo Guerci 

1.6 Competition Organisation 

Competition Director 

Meeting Manager 

Technical Manager 

Event Presentation Managers 

Technical Information Centre Manager 

Call Room Referee 

Track Events Referee 

Start Coordinator 

Starters 

Start Referee 

Chief Photo Finish 

Field Events Referees 

Combined Events Referee 

Secretary of the Jury of Appeal 

Competition Secretary 

Doping Control 

Marshall 

Videorecording 

Luca Verrascina 

Pier Luigi Dei 

Stefano D’Adda 

Alberto Villa 

Dario Giombelli 

Vincenzo Abate 

Anna Togni 

Giovanni Carniani 

Caterina Campagnolo 

Marcello Ciannamea 

Dino Chiabai 

Massimo Moroni 

Sergio Raminghi 

Giovanni Cappiello 

Vincenzo Mauro Gerola 

Giuseppe Buriasco 

Pasquale Capurso 

Rosa De Domenico 

Alessandro Di Carlo 

Anna Clelia Moscatini 

Roberto Grava 

Roberto Magaraggia 

Giovanna Grillo 

Daniela Vattuone 

Paola Boscacci 

Maurizio Catanzani 

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MEDIA TEAM 

Head of the Rieti 2013 LOC Media team 

Mariastella Signoriello 

Tel.: +39.339.3408759 

Email: media@rieti2013.org 

LOC Office Piazzalee Leoni snc 

European Athletics Communication Consultant 

Aditya Kumar 

Mob: +41 79 298 66 87 

E-mail: aditya.kumar@european-athletics.org 

PRESS CENTRE 

Alberto Milardi 

Tel.: +39.347.5047764 

Email: milardi@hotmail.com 

LOC Office Piazzalee Leoni snc 

Viola Lopez 

Giulia Moroni 

Stefano Mariantoni 

Giacomo Cavoli 

Chiara Nesta Giancristiano 

Matteo Angeletti 

Jessica D’Antonio 

MEDIA TRIBUNE 

Giulia Giorgio Olivieri 

Lina Montrella 

Fabrizia Mancini 

Giacomo Losavio 

Michela Capasso 

Nicolas Capuano 

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MIXED ZONE 

PHOTO CHIEF 

Michele Fortunato 

Carlo Cantales 

Valerio Fabri 

Antonio D’Aponte (riprese flash quotes) 

Stefano Pizzoli 

Anika Werner 

Andrea Bruschettini 

Tel.:+39.347.9413650 

Email: bruschettini@gmail.com 

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3. GENERAL INFORMATION 

3.1 Host City Rieti 

The ancient capital of Sabina and its territory are set in a beautiful mountainous 

scenery, with many sites bearing witness to the presence of St. Francis of Assisi in 

this area. 

The Rieti province is located in Lazio, in central Italy, on the slopes of the Sabini 

and Reatini mountains and it is a mostly mountainous area. 

The city is an important centre since ancient times, in Rieti there is evidence of 

both Roman and medieval activity. Surrounded by Reatini mountains and overlooked 

by the top of the Terminillo, Rieti is the ideal starting point for excursions 

and visits of a territory which is rich like few others in protected natural oases, 

castles, fortresses and Franciscan sanctuaries. 

Outstanding is the Riserva Naturale dei Laghi Reatini (Reatini Lakes Nature Reserve), 

a place of natural relevance with the lakes Lungo and Ripasottile. 

The area is rich in watercourses, including the rivers Velino, Salto and 

Language: Italian 

Population: 45,000 

Capital: 

Rome 

Currency: 

Euro (€): 1 EUR = 100 cent 

Notes: EURO 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 

Coins: CENT 1, 2 , 5, 10, 20, 50; EUR 1, EUR 2 

Tel country code: + 39 

Drinking water: Potable 

Driving: 

On the left 

Climate: Average temperature in July is 25 C°-35 C° 

Average rainfall in July is 50 mm 

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3.2 Business Hours Shops, Government Offices, Banks 

Opening hours: 

Shops: Monday-Sunday: 10.00-13.00; 17.00-00.00 

Post Office: Monday-Friday: 8.30-19.00; Saturday: 8.30-13.00 

Bank: Monday-Friday: 8.30-13.00; 14.40-16.30 

Credit Card: 

All the international credit cards are accepted 

in hotels, shops and restaurants 

(Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, American Express) 

Introductory phrases in Italian: 

Buongiorno! 

Buona sera! 

Arrivederci! 

Grazie! 

CIAO! 

Good morning! 

Good evening! 

Good bye! 

Thank you! 

Hi! 

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4. THE RAUL GUIDOBALDI STADIUM 

The Raul Guidobaldi stadium is located in the center of the city of Rieti and it is 

surrounded almost entirely by the river Velino. 

The “Camposcuola” was inaugurated on 23 July 1960 with a solemn ceremony. 

Immediately after the Italian team with its captain Livio Berruti moved in Rieti in 

order to prepare for the Olympics games of Rome. 

The famous track of the stadium was initially in “Tennisolite” then in Rubcor “and 

finally in “Sportflex”. 

The “school track” became a proper Stadium after 1996. It was named after 

Professor Raul Guidobaldi, the president of CONI Rieti for 12 years. 

Raul Guidobaldi was an extremely dedicated person who with his commitment 

and expertise, contributed actively to the realization of important structures related 

to sport. He has been the protagonist of an historic transition that has laid 

the foundation for the great development of sport in Rieti. 

In 2002, the stadium was entirely renewed, the mantle was replaced and a 

monumental grandstand was built. Just after the conclusion of these works, the 

city of Rieti hosted, for the first time in 2003, the Italian Senior Championships. 

2012 was the year of the great renovation, a lot of changes were made in 

order to be ready to host the EuroJunior. The brand new MONDO track is been 

until now a guarantee of success. 

The stadium has also a fully equipped indoor track (6 lanes 80 metres long – 2 

high jump areas 1 pole vault area – 1 long jump area) and a fully equipped 

outdoor L-shaped training track located behind the main stands. The training 

track has been lengthened and relayed with a new track surface last year. 

Alternative Training Track Rieti has an altitude track in Terminillo (the mountain 

of Rieti) fully equipped, available for all the teams and athletes accommodated 

in that area. 

Since 1970 the stadium Raul Guidobaldi has been the home of the reknown 

RietiMeeting, the international IAAF event directed by Sandro Giovannelli. Every 

year the Iaaf meeting rewards the city with top permformances and records. 8 

are the world records made on the Guidobaldi’s track, the latest in chronological 

order : Asafa Powell (9.74 – 100m , 2007) and David Rudisha (1:41:01 - 800, 

2010). 

Athletics in Rieti is most of all youth athletics. For 38 years the local club Atletica 

Studentesca Cariri worked within the schoolworld organizing stages and activities 

for youth of all ages and disciplines. 

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5. ACCOMMODATION AND TRANSPORTATION 

Media hotel 

The LOC has reserved 2 quality hotels: 

Cavour Hotel & Pantagruel Hotel 

The two hotels are quite close to both city centre and the competition venue. 

Hotel Cavour 

Piazza Cavour 10 - 02100 - Rieti 

Tel: +39 0746 485 252 

Fax: +39 0746 484 072 

Web: http://www.hotelcavour.net 

Hotel Pantagruel 

Via Salaria 69,500 Rieti 

Tel: +39 0746 73372 

Web: http://www.pantagruelrieti.it 

Media information 

Upon arrival, each journalist who has booked the media hotel through the 

ORAS system, will be welcomed by a media information volunteer at the Main 

Accreditation Centre. At all other times, please contact the Media Centre at 

the competition venue. 

Airport transfer 

For all the journalists who have booked the media hotel through the ORAS 

system (Online Registration and Accreditation System), a transfer service will be 

organized to and from the airport according to the travel details provided in 

the registration procedure. 

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6. TRANSPORT 

6.1 Transportation Desk 

The Transportation Desk will be located in the PalaCordoni (just outside the stadium), 

with the following opening hours: 

Monday, 15 July – Sunday, 21 July 07:00 – 22:00 

Monday, 22 July 07:00 – 20:00 

6.2 BUS Service 

A regular bus service will be provided between the hotels and the stadium. 

Transfer time between the Pantagruel Hotel and the competition venue is approximately 

25 minutes. 

Transfer time between the Cavour Hotel and the competition venue is approximately 

5 minutes. 

7. ACCREDITATION 

7.1 General 

Each media will receive an accreditation card, which must be worn at all 

times and should be clearly visible. Security personnel will control all areas. The 

accreditation is not transferable and does not allow the holder to take another 

person beyond checkpoints. Photos are not required for the accreditation card 

system. 

7.2 Accreditation Procedure 

Accreditation cards will be prepared in advance, based on the information 

provided by the Member Federation through the online entry system. No changes 

will be accepted after the final entry deadline. 

Accreditation cards will be distributed in the PalaCordoni Hall, just outside the 

stadium. 

7.3 Loss of an Accreditation Card 

Any lost or damaged accreditation cards should be reported to LOC, at the 

accreditation centre. Duplicate cards can be obtained where proof of identity 

can be established. 

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7.4 Access Areas for Media 

All media accreditation cards will allow access to the media tribune, mixed 

zone and press centre. 

8. MEDIA FACILITIES AT THE STADIUM 

Media Centre 

Media centre is located inside the Raul Guidobaldi stadium, right next to the 

mixed zone. Fully equipped working places are available for photographers 

and written press. There is also wireless Internet connection free of charge. Work 

places are occupied on a first come basis. 

Pigeon-holes containing entry lists, start lists, results, news, press releases and 

flash quotes will be situated closely to the Media Info Desk. Journalists are asked 

to sign at Media Centre whether they wish to receive hardcopy results or not. 

By doing this we can reduce the amount of paper waste during the championships 

and help the environment. 

The Media Info Desk has on-call volunteers at all times, and they will be happy 

to help you with any questions or concerns. 

There will also be a small selection of refreshments available throughout the 

day, including coffee, water, and light snacks. 

Opening hours: 

July 16 from 9:00 to 18:00 

July 17 from 9:00 to 18:00 

July 18 from 8:00 to 23:00 

July 19 from 8:00 to 23:00 

July 20 from 8:00 to 23:00 

July 21 from 8:00 to 23:00 

Media Tribune 

Media Tribune is situated on the main stand. 

The Media Tribune offers 36 seats, all equipped with electricity. CIS monitors are 

provided for online updated information. There is a powerful wireless Internet 

connection. 

Start lists, results and flash quotes will be distributed in the Media Tribune during 

the competitions to journalists who have registered their request for paper copies 

at the Media Center in advance. 

The seating plan is available in the Media Centre. 

Mixed Zone 

The purpose of the Mixed Zone is to allow journalists to talk to the athletes about 

their performances as they leave the field immediately after the competition. 

All athletes should leave the stadium through the Mixed Zone and it is the only 

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place where athletes can be interviewed after their competition. 

It is up to the individual athlete to decide whether or not to talk to the media. 

Any special arrangements, such as longer personal interviews with an athlete, 

should be done via the respective head of media or other contact person. 

Photographers 

Photographers are required to attend the official Photographers´ Briefing where 

all positions (in-field) and procedures will be explained in detail. 

Photographers Bibs will be distributed at the Photographers Briefing. The Briefing 

will be held on Thursday, July 17 at 14.45 in the Media Centre at Raul Guidobaldi 

Stadium. 

There is a limited number of infield photographers positions. Infield photographers 

are selected by the Photo chief in consultation with the European Athletics 

Communications Consultant. Close attention has to be paid to check that 

the track and runways are clear. Smoking and eating infield is strictly forbidden. 

Photographers wishing to cover Award Ceremonies should be at the photo position 

of the Award Ceremony Area two (2) minutes before the ceremony starts. 

A photographers storage space will be at disposal in the Media Centre. 

9. EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT 

Official European Athletics/LOC press conference 

July 17 - 13:00 - Chamber of Commerce 

Via P. Borsellino 16 

02100 Rieti 

Photographers Briefing (compulsory) 

July 17 -14:45 - Media Centre (Stadium) 

Opening Ceremony 

July 17 - 18:30 - Rieti Main Square 

Piazza Cesare Battisti 

02100 Rieti 

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10. LEONI SQUARE 

The Leoni Square is the area just outside the Stadium where athletes, staff, families, 

friends and spectators can take a break from the competitions and relax in 

the shade, visiting the stalls and tasting some real Italian cusine. 

The Leoni Square after the competition will be animated by national and international 

bands on stage. They will be playing their music to the spectators who 

want to hang around in the village after the competitions. 

Children can have fun at the kids area competing against each other, running, 

jumping and trying blocks starts with the possibility to win one of our gadgets, 

including our GUIDO the mascot. 

Tuesday 16 July 

9:00 Market square opening 

18:30 Animation and entertainment 

21:30 Dance school exhibitions 

22:30 CONCERT “Rino gaetano band” 

Wednesday17 July 



21:30 Dance school exibitions 

22:30 CONCERT Max Scoppetta “Come mamma m’ha fatto” 

Thursday 18 July 



21:30 Dance school exibitions 

22:30 CONCERT “The beaters” The Beatles Tribute band 

Frydai 19 July 




22:30 CONCERT “Luca & Germano” 

Saturday 20 July 




22:30 CONCERT “The White Queen” The Queen tribute band 

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Sunday 21 July 




22:00 4X400m VICTORY CEREMONY 

22:30 Final party 

23:00 Fireworks 

24:00 Special Surprise 

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11. OMEGA provides world-class timekeeping for Europe’s best young athletes 

OMEGA looks forward to bringing its unparalleled sports timekeeping expertise 

to Rieti for the European Athletics Junior Championships. 

OMEGA has been involved in athletics timekeeping for more than 80 years. 

In 1932, its pocket watch chronographs were already considered the most 

reliable instruments available for measuring world-class performance at sporting 

events and OMEGA’s reputation was such that the International Olympic 

Committee (IOC) asked the firm to supply all sports timing devices for use at the 

Olympic Games to be held that year in Los Angeles. 

The company was happy to oblige, and delivered 30 OMEGA chronographs, 

accompanied by an expert watchmaker, to ensure precise timekeeping and 

reliable results from all the competitions. OMEGA has continued to develop and 

deliver state-of-the-art sports timing and measurement systems ever since, and 

at the London 2012 Olympic Games, it assumed the Official Timekeeper role 

for the 25th time. Preparations are well underway for the Sochi 2014 Olympic 

Winter Games and the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. 

Every year, OMEGA’s experts deploy teams of timekeeping professionals to 

sporting events around the world, armed with a veritable arsenal of advanced 

sports timekeeping and measurement equipment. Their innovative systems 

include starting blocks and false-start detection systems and 

the latest photo-finish cameras for the sprints and middle-distance events, as 

well as height and distance measurement devices for field disciplines. 

OMEGA records and displays the results with the world’s best equipment 

OMEGA’s official timekeepers ensure timely delivery of the official results to everyone 

involvedin the competitions they support. At the events it serves, OMEGA 

is also responsible for the competitor displays for the athletes and their support 

teams along with the public displays to spectators at each venue. The official 

results are also delivered in real time to broadcast, network 

and print media who in turn relay results and commentary to remote audiences 

around the world. 

Though each event requires a specific configuration of precisely tuned devices 

and systems, perhaps the most famous of OMEGA’s timekeeping inventions is 

the photo-finish camera. First developed for use at the London 1948 Olympic 

Games, these cameras solved the problem of grouped finishes by enabling 

judges to separate the winners from the runners-up. The OMEGA 

Scan’O’Vision cameras have evolved continuously over the years and the 

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current version, the Scan’O’Vision Star, provides more than 2000 high-definition 

images of the participants as they cross the finish line. 

OMEGA and athletics 

While the number and variety of events make the Olympic Games the most 

famous, complex and challenging of world championships, OMEGA’s track 

and field timekeeping experts are busy every year at competitions around the 

world. 

Along with the European Athletics U23 Championshipin Tampere and the European 

Athletics Junior Championships in Rieti, OMEGA has continued its relationship 

with the IAAF Diamond League, serving as Official Timekeeper at its meets 

in the 2013 season. 

OMEGA wishes the talented young athletes participating in the European 

Athletics Junior Championships an excellent event. We look forward to recording 

their record-setting performances! 

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12. Useful links 

European Junior Championships Rieti 2013: www.rieti2013.org 

European Athletics: www.european-athletics.org 

Rieti: www.comune.rieti.it 

Studentesca Cariri Club: www.studcariri.it 

https://www.facebook.com/EuropeanAthleticsJuniorChampionships 

https://twitter.com/rieti2013 

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13. Timetable 

DAY 1 - Thursday, 18 July - Morning 

09:30 

10:00 

10:40 

10:50 

11:10 

11:40 

11:45 

12:15 

12:20 

12:50 

10,000m Walk 

Shot Put 

100m H Hep 

HammerThrow 

100m 

100m 

High Jump Hep 

HammerThrow 

400m 

400m 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Final 

Q A/B 

Q A 

R1 

R1 

A/B 

Q B 

R1 

R1 

DAY 1 – Thursday, 18 July - Afternoon 

15:25 

15:30 

15:35 

15:50 

16:25 

16:45 

16:50 

16:55 

17:03 

17:10 

17:30 

17:35 

17:55 

18:15 

18:20 

18:20 

18:50 

19:15 

19:16 

19:25 

19:30 

20:00 

High Jump 

Discus Throw 

Shot Put Hep 

800m 

100m 

100m 

Discus Throw 

Long Jump 

10,000m Walk 

1500m 

Shot Put 

400m 

400m 

Javelin Throw 

200m Hep 

Pole Vault 

3000m 

Triple Jump 

Shot Put 

3000m SC 

Javelin Throw 

10,000m 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Q A/B 

Q A 

A/B 

R1 

SF 

SF 

Q B 

Q A/B 

Victory Ceremony 1 

R1 

Final 

SF 

SF 

Q A 

Q A/B 

R1 

Q A/B 


R1 

Q B 

Final 

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DAY 2 - Friday, 19 July - Morning 

10:00 

10:05 

10:10 

10:45 

10:50 

11:15 

11:40 

11:45 

12:20 

12:30 

12:55 

Pole Vault 

110m H 

Hammer Throw 

100m H 

High Jump 

1500m 

Hammer Throw 

800m 

400m H 

Long Jump Hep 

400m H 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Q A/B 

R1 

Q A 

R1 

Q A/B 

R1 

Q B 

R1 

R1 

A/B 

R1 

DAY 2 - Friday, 19 July - Afternoon 

15:00 

16:00 

16:15 

16:17 

16:25 

16:50 

16:55 

17:15 

17:25 

17:40 

18:00 

18:15 

18:28 

18:35 

18:36 

18:40 

18:45 

18:55 

19:00 

19:06 

19:15 

19:31 

19:45 

19:56 

Javelin Throw Hep 

100m H 

Triple Jump 

10,000m 

110m H 

800m 

Hammer Throw 

100m 

100m 

800m Hep 

3000m SC 

Long Jump 

100m 

Discus Throw 

100m 

400m 

Triple Jump 

400m 

Hammer Throw 

Heptathlon 

200m 

400m 

200m 

400m 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

A/ B 

SF 

Final 


SF 

SF 

Final 

Final 

Final 

Final 

R1 

Final 


Final 


Final 


Final 



R1 


R1 


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DAY 3 - Saturday, 20 July - Morning 

9:30 

9:35 

10:10 

10:30 

10:35 

10:45 

11:30 

11:50 

11:55 

12:00 

12:10 

DAY 3 - Saturday, 20 July - Afternoon 

15:00 

15:05 

15:15 

15:20 

15:30 

15:35 

15:40 

16:00 

16:20 

16:30 

16:45 

17:00 

17:06 

17:15 

17:22 

17:30 

17:35 

17:44 

17:49 

17:55 

18:04 

18:10 

18:15 

18:17 

Discus Throw 

100m Dec 

10,000m Walk 

Long Jump Dec 

Shot Put 

Discus Throw 

4x400m 

Long Jump 

4x400m 

Shot Put Dec 

Javelin Throw 

400m H 

High Jump Dec 

10,000m Walk 

400m H 

Pole Vault 

Hammer Throw 

200m 

200m 

800m 

Shot Put 

100m H 

110m H 

Long Jump 

800m 

Discus Throw 

3000m SC 

High Jump 

Hammer Throw 

100m H 

1500m 

110m H 

200m 

Javelin Throw 

800m 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Q A 

Final 

A/B 

Q A/B 

Q B 

R1 

Q A/B 

R1 

A/B 

Q 

SF 

A/B 


SF 

Final 

Final 

SF 

SF 

SF 

Final 

Final 

Final 


Final 


Final 

Final 



Final 


Final 

Final 


24


Championships 


18:25 

18:30 

18:35 

18:40 

18:53 

19:00 

19:01 

19:06 

19:16 

19:21 

19:30 

200m 

Shot Put 

Triple Jump 

3000m 

3000m SC 

400m Dec 

Pole Vault 

1500m 

200m 

200m 

5000m 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Final 


Q A/B 

Final 






Final 

DAY 4 - Sunday, 21 July - Morning 

9:30 

10:25 

10:30 

11:10 

13:10 

110m H Dec 

Discus Throw Dec 

4x100m 

4x100m 

Pole Vault Dec 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Men 

A/B 

R1 

R1 

A/B 

DAY 4 - Sunday, 21 July - Afternoon 

14:45 

15:28 

15:35 

15:38 

15:44 

15:55 

16:00 

16:07 

16:15 

16:25 

16:30 

16:37 

16:45 

16:55 

17:00 

17:06 

Discus Throw 

3000m 

High Jump 

5000m 

High Jump 

Triple Jump 

400m H 

Javelin Throw 

400m H 

Javelin Throw Dec 

800m 

Discus Throw 

4x100m 

Pole Vault 

4x100m 

400m H 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Final 


Final 



Final 

Final 


Final 

A/ B 

Final 


Final 

Final 

Final 


25


Championships 


17:15 

17:23 

17:28 

17:35 

17:50 

17:50 

17:55 

18:05 

18:15 

18:20 

18:24 

18:28 

18:35 

18:55 

19:05 

19:16 

19:32 

19:40 

19:50 

19:55 

19:59 

1500m 

400m H 

800m 

3000m SC 

Long Jump 

4x100m 

5000m 

Javelin Throw 

4x100m 

High Jump 

Triple Jump 

1500m 

1500m Dec 

3000m SC 

4x400m 

5000m 

Decathlon 

4x400m 

Long Jump 

Javelin Throw 

Pole Vault 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Men 

Men 

Women 

Women 

Women 

Final 



Final 

Final 


Final 

Final 





Final 


Final 



Final 




Medal Ceremonies at the Final Banquet 

22:30 

22:40 

4x400m 

4x400m 

Women 

Men 



26


Championships 


27


Championships 


Thursday 18 July – Morning 

B 

B 

A 

A 

Thursday 18 July – Afternoon 

A 

B 

A 

B 

B 

B 

A 

A 

Friday 19 July – Morning 

A 

B 

A 

B 

B 

A 

Friday 19 July – Afternoon 

28


Championships 


Saturday 20 July – Morning 

B 

A 

B 

A 

Saturday 20 July – Afternoon 

B 

A 

B 

A 

Sunday 21 July – Morning 

B 

A 

Sunday 21 July – Afternoon 

29

10,00 

COMPETITION AREA 


Championships 

WARM UP/TRAINING AREA 


U1 

MARKET SQUARE 

ATHLETES’ RELAX AREA 

WEIGHT LIFTING AREA 

E* 

8 

7 

6 

5 

4 

3 

2 

1 

CALL ROOM 

PHYSIOTHERAPY 

T.I.C. 

MEDIA CENTRE 

TRANSPORTATION CENTRE 

ACCREDITATION CENTRE 

VOLUNTEERS’ CENTRE 

* 

FIUME VELINO 

MIXED ZONE 

4.00 

1 

4.00 

1 

4.00 

2 

3 

4 

5 

2 

6 

3 

7 

4 

8 

5 

9 

6 

10 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

*E 

E 

15.00 

8,00 

7.50 

U2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 


Championships 


US3 

E 

* 

* 

V I A L E D E L L A G I O V E N T U ' 

V I A L E D E L L O S P O R T 

US2 

E 

1 

2 

3 

US1 

spazio per servizio 

sanitario 

5,00 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

E 

E 

E 

* 

* 

E 

* 

* 

US5 US4 

3.00 

FIUME VELINO 

3.00 

8 9 10 

16 17 18 19 

3.00 

20 

3.00 

STADIUM AREAS


Championships 

Rieti, Raul Guidobaldi Stadium

MEDIA GUIDE - European Athletics

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