2009 European Athletics Indoor Championships – Men's shot put

The Men's shot put event at the 2009 European Athletics Indoor Championships was held on March 7–8.

Medalists

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Tomasz Majewski   Poland	Yves Niaré   France	Ralf Bartels   Germany

Results

Qualification

 

Hamza Alić of Bosnia and Herzegovina during the qualification round.

Qualifying perf. 19.80 (Q) or 8 best performers (q) advanced to the Final.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	#1	#2	#3	Result	Note
1	Ralf Bartels	Germany	18.80	x	19.94	19.94	Q
2	Anton Lyuboslavskiy	Russia	19.61	19.29	19.92	19.92	Q
3	Manuel Martínez	Spain	19.40	19.23	19.92	19.92	Q, SB
4	Tomasz Majewski	Poland	19.86			19.86	Q
5	Lajos Kürthy	Hungary	19.85			19.85	Q
6	Milan Haborák	Slovakia	19.50	19.57	19.76	19.76	q
7	Yves Niaré	France	19.42	19.76	19.48	19.76	q
8	Andrei Siniakou	Belarus	18.82	19.03	19.66	19.66	q, SB
9	Miran Vodovnik	Slovenia	18.72	19.56	19.50	19.56
10	Kim Christensen	Denmark	18.43	19.55	x	19.55
11	Hamza Alić	Bosnia and Herzegovina	19.17	19.41	19.26	19.41
12	Marco Schmidt	Germany	19.38	18.93	x	19.38
13	Andy Dittmar	Germany	19.10	19.10	18.90	19.10
14	Marco Fortes	Portugal	18.68	19.00	18.83	19.00
15	Nedžad Mulabegović	Croatia	18.43	x	18.96	18.96
16	Pavel Sofin	Russia	18.79	x	x	18.79
17	Daniel Vanek	Slovakia	17.51	18.78	18.40	18.78
18	Carl Myerscough	Great Britain	18.65	x	x	18.65	SB
19	Borja Vivas	Spain	18.37	18.44	x	18.44
20	Raigo Toompuu	Estonia	18.14	x	18.27	18.27
21	Maksim Sidorov	Russia	17.37	x	18.01	18.01
22	Nick Petersen	Denmark	17.47	17.97	17.41	17.97
23	Georgios Arestis	Cyprus	17.65	x	17.47	17.65

Final

 

Tomasz Majewski of Poland was the winner of the event.

Rank	Athlete	Nationality	#1	#2	#3	#4	#5	#6	Result	Note
	Tomasz Majewski	Poland	20.05	20.76	20.06	x	21.02	x	21.02
	Yves Niaré	France	19.61	19.90	19.46	x	19.79	20.42	20.42	NR
	Ralf Bartels	Germany	18.97	19.90	20.39	19.95	19.77	20.27	20.39	SB
4	Anton Lyuboslavskiy	Russia	19.08	19.57	20.14	x	19.76	20.02	20.14	SB
5	Lajos Kürthy	Hungary	19.47	20.04	19.75	19.42	20.02	19.87	20.04	PB
6	Manuel Martínez	Spain	19.11	x	19.11	x	19.65	x	19.65
7	Milan Haborák	Slovakia	19.18	x	x	x	x	19.51	19.51
8	Andrei Siniakou	Belarus	x	19.14	x	18.73	19.25	18.74	19.25

References

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