WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)
"B" Finaledit
Both "B" finals held on 22 and 23 June in Barcelona, Spain[2]
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The 1991 European Cup was the 13th edition of the European Cup of athletics 1 1991 European CupDates29 30 June A Finals 22 23 June B amp C Finals Host cityFrankfurt GermanyLevelSeniorTypeOutdoorEvents36 1989 Gateshead1993 Rome The A Finals were held in Frankfurt Germany The first two teams qualified for the 1992 IAAF World Cup Contents 1 A Final 1 1 Team standings 1 2 Results summary 1 2 1 Men s events 1 2 2 Women s events 2 B Final 3 C Finals 3 1 Men 3 2 Women 4 References A Final editMain article 1991 European Cup A Final Held on 29 and 30 June in Frankfurt Germany 2 Team standings edit Men Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Soviet Union 114 2 nbsp Great Britain 111 5 3 nbsp Germany 108 4 nbsp Italy 107 5 nbsp France 98 5 6 nbsp Czechoslovakia 66 5 7 nbsp Hungary 63 8 nbsp Bulgaria 49 5 Women Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Germany 110 2 nbsp Soviet Union 105 3 nbsp Great Britain 82 4 nbsp Romania 71 5 nbsp France 62 6 nbsp Poland 55 7 nbsp Bulgaria 46 8 nbsp Hungary 44 Results summary edit Men s events edit Event Gold Silver Bronze 100 m Wind 0 5 m s Linford Christie nbsp Great Britain 10 18 Daniel Sangouma nbsp France 10 20 Steffen Bringmann nbsp Germany 10 42 200 m Wind 1 6 m s Jean Charles Trouabal nbsp France 20 60 John Regis nbsp Great Britain 20 73 Stefano Tilli nbsp Italy 20 79 400 m Roger Black nbsp Great Britain 44 91CR Olivier Noirot nbsp France 45 18 Tamas Molnar nbsp Hungary 45 78 800 m Tom McKean nbsp Great Britain 1 45 60 Andrey Sudnik nbsp Soviet Union 1 46 35 Frederic Cornette nbsp France 1 46 63 1500 m Peter Elliott nbsp Great Britain 3 43 39 Jens Peter Herold nbsp France 3 43 47 Gennaro Di Napoli nbsp Italy 3 44 75 5000 m Salvatore Antibo nbsp Italy 13 21 68CR Gary Staines nbsp Great Britain 13 35 08 Pascal Thiebaut nbsp France 13 45 61 10 000 m Eamonn Martin nbsp Great Britain 28 00 53 Francesco Panetta nbsp Italy 28 03 10 Stephane Franke nbsp Germany 28 04 41 3000 m steeplechase Alessandro Lambruschini nbsp Italy 8 29 62 Ivan Konovalov nbsp Soviet Union 8 30 37 Bela Vago nbsp Hungary 8 30 60 110 m hurdles Wind 0 9 m s Colin Jackson nbsp Great Britain 13 31CR Florian Schwarthoff nbsp Germany 13 43 Philippe Tourret nbsp France 13 63 400 m hurdles Kriss Akabusi nbsp Great Britain 48 39 Stephane Caristan nbsp France 49 43 Fabrizio Mori nbsp Italy 49 76 4 100 m nbsp FranceGilles QueneherveDaniel SangoumaJean Charles TrouabalBruno Marie Rose 38 67 nbsp Soviet UnionYuriy YazyninAndrey FedorivAleksandr GoremykinVitaliy Savin 38 87 nbsp ItalyGiorgio MarrasCarlo SimionatoEzio MadoniaStefano Tilli 38 89 4 400 m nbsp Great BritainPaul SandersKriss AkabusiBrian WhittleRoger Black 3 00 58 nbsp Soviet UnionDmitriy GolovastovDmitriy KligerAleksey PodshibyakinVjaceslavs Kocherjagins 3 01 80 nbsp ItalyMarco VaccariFabio GrossiAlessandro AimarAndrea Nuti 3 02 32 High jump Dalton Grant nbsp Great Britain 2 30 Igor Paklin nbsp Soviet Union 2 28 Joel Vincent nbsp France 2 22 Pole vault Grigoriy Yegorov nbsp Soviet Union 5 60 Gianni Iapichino nbsp Italy 5 50 Istvan Bagyula nbsp Hungary 5 50 Long jump Dietmar Haaf nbsp Germany 8 30w Robert Emmiyan nbsp Soviet Union 8 01 Giovanni Evangelisti nbsp Italy 7 76 Triple jump Ralf Jaros nbsp Germany 17 66CR Jan Cado nbsp Czechoslovakia 16 94 Georges Sainte Rose nbsp France 16 93 Shot put Ulf Timmermann nbsp Germany 20 26 Sergey Smirnov nbsp Soviet Union 19 91 Alessandro Andrei nbsp Italy 19 16 Discus throw Attila Horvath nbsp Hungary 65 24 Jurgen Schult nbsp Germany 63 24 Gejza Valent nbsp Czechoslovakia 62 14 Hammer throw Igor Astapkovich nbsp Soviet Union 81 60 Tibor Gecsek nbsp Hungary 76 90 Enrico Sgrulletti nbsp Italy 76 16 Javelin throw Jan Zelezny nbsp Czechoslovakia 82 84 Viktor Zaytsev nbsp Soviet Union 82 68 Peter Blank nbsp Germany 82 42 WR world record AR area record CR championship record GR games record NR national record OR Olympic record PB personal best SB season best WL world leading in a given season Women s events edit Event Gold Silver Bronze 100 m Wind 2 7 m s Irina Privalova nbsp Soviet Union 11 29 Katrin Krabbe nbsp Germany 11 45 Anelia Nuneva nbsp Bulgaria 11 74 200 m Wind 3 4 m s Irina Privalova nbsp Soviet Union 22 48 Andrea Thomas nbsp Germany 23 08 Maguy Nestoret nbsp France 23 22 400 m Marie Jose Perec nbsp France 49 32CR Grit Breuer nbsp Germany 49 87 Olga Nazarova nbsp Soviet Union 51 17 800 m Ella Kovacs nbsp Romania 1 59 01 Christine Wachtel nbsp Germany 1 59 61 Svetlana Masterkova nbsp Soviet Union 1 59 69 1500 m Doina Melinte nbsp Romania 4 00 83CR Natalya Artyomova nbsp Soviet Union 4 01 01 Ellen Kiessling nbsp Germany 4 05 13 3000 m Margareta Keszeg nbsp Romania 8 44 47 Uta Pippig nbsp Germany 8 45 40 Lyubov Kremlyova nbsp Soviet Union 8 49 72 10 000 m Kathrin Ullrich nbsp Germany 31 03 62CR Jill Hunter nbsp Great Britain 31 07 88 Iulia Negura nbsp Romania 32 10 37 100 m hurdles Wind 2 1 m s Lyudmila Narozhilenko nbsp Soviet Union 12 55 Monique Ewanje Epee nbsp France 12 79 Kristin Patzwahl nbsp Germany 13 10 400 m hurdles Margarita Ponomaryova nbsp Soviet Union 54 42 Sally Gunnell nbsp Great Britain 54 61 Heike Meissner nbsp Germany 55 64 4 100 m nbsp Soviet UnionNadezhda RashchupkinaGalina MalchuginaMarina ZhirovaIrina Privalova 42 51 nbsp GermanyAndrea PhilippKatrin KrabbeSabine RichterHeike Drechsler 42 57 nbsp FranceMagalie SimioneckMaguy NestoretValerie Jean CharlesOdiah Sidibe 43 60 4 400 m nbsp Soviet UnionYelena RuzinaLyudmila DzhigalovaMargarita PonomaryovaOlga Nazarova 3 21 77 nbsp GermanyKatrin SchreiterSabine BuschUta RohlaenderGrit Breuer 3 24 20 nbsp Great BritainSally GunnellLorraine HansonJennifer StouteLinda Keough 3 24 25 High jump Svetlana Leseva nbsp Bulgaria 1 96 Judit Kovacs nbsp Hungary 1 92 Heike Henkel nbsp Germany 1 90 Long jump Heike Drechsler nbsp Germany 7 20w Larisa Berezhnaya nbsp Soviet Union 7 06 Fiona May nbsp Great Britain 6 77 Shot put Natalya Lisovskaya nbsp Soviet Union 21 12 Astrid Kumbernuss nbsp Germany 19 11 Judy Oakes nbsp Great Britain 18 74 Discus throw Ilke Wyludda nbsp Germany 65 66 Larisa Mikhalchenko nbsp Soviet Union 65 06 Stefenia Simova nbsp Bulgaria 60 68 Javelin throw Tessa Sanderson nbsp Great Britain 65 18 Irina Kostyuchenkova nbsp Soviet Union 64 56 Petra Meier nbsp Germany 63 18 WR world record AR area record CR championship record GR games record NR national record OR Olympic record PB personal best SB season best WL world leading in a given season B Final editBoth B finals held on 22 and 23 June in Barcelona Spain 2 Men Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Spain 118 2 nbsp Poland 116 3 nbsp Sweden 103 4 nbsp Yugoslavia 90 5 nbsp Switzerland 82 6 nbsp Finland 81 7 nbsp Austria 65 8 nbsp Greece 55 Women Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Italy 93 2 nbsp Finland 89 3 nbsp Czechoslovakia 79 4 nbsp Spain 73 5 nbsp Belgium 66 6 nbsp Switzerland 58 7 nbsp Sweden 58 8 nbsp Netherlands 57 C Finals editAll C finals held on 22 and 23 June 2 Men edit C1 Final Held in Viseu Portugal Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Norway 92 2 nbsp Portugal 89 3 nbsp Netherlands 75 5 4 nbsp Denmark 62 5 nbsp Ireland 58 5 6 nbsp Iceland 41 C2 Final Held in Athens Greece Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Romania 81 2 nbsp Belgium 72 3 nbsp Turkey 52 4 nbsp Cyprus 47 5 nbsp Israel 45 Women edit C1 Final Held in Viseu Portugal Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Norway 76 2 nbsp Portugal 66 3 nbsp Austria 61 4 nbsp Denmark 50 5 nbsp Ireland 48 6 nbsp Iceland 34 C2 Final Held in Athens Greece Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Yugoslavia 69 2 nbsp Greece 67 3 nbsp Israel 40 4 nbsp Turkey 38 5 nbsp Cyprus 26References edit The SPAR European Cup Memories of Europe s premier team athletics event european athletics org Archived from the original on 6 October 2013 Retrieved 3 November 2012 a b c 2010 Italian almanach Archived 2021 08 28 at the Wayback Machine p468 European Cup results Men from GBR Athletics European Cup results Women from GBR Athletics Men s Relay medalists Men s 4 100 m relay medalists Women s Relay medalists 4 400 m relay medalists Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1991 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