2014 French Athletics Championships Explained

2014 French Athletics Championships
Events:38
Dates:11–13 July
Next:2015

The 2014 French Athletics Championships was the 126th edition of the national championship in outdoor track and field for France. It was held on 11–13 July at the Stade Georges-Hébert in Reims. A total of 38 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the three-day competition.

Results

Men

100 metres10.1410.3410.42
200 metres20.5320.79 20.84
400 metres45.8045.9446.00
800 metres1:45.57 1:47.361:47.96
1500 metres3:46.753:46.983:47.14
5000 metres14:20.6614:23.4114:24.23
10,000 m walk38:08.13 40:01.5040:58.12
110 m hurdles13.10 13.4413.53
400 m hurdles[1] 50.0550.4050.60
3000 m s'chase[2] 8:49.148:50.078:50.17
4 × 100 m relay39.7940.9841.61
High jump[3] 2.25 m2.22 m = 2.13 m
Pole vault5.80 m5.60 m5.55 m
Long jump[4] 7.96 m7.75 m7.72 m
Triple jump17.16 m16.89 m 16.54 m
Shot put20.01 m19.01 m 18.50 m
Discus throw57.90 m55.67 m54.32 m
Hammer throw74.01 m 72.24 m70.26 m
Javelin throw[5] 74.41 m 73.29 m 69.49 m
Decathlon8164 pts 8124 pts7764 pts

Women

100 metres
(wind: +2.1 m/s)
11.08 11.16 11.18
200 metres
(wind: +1.6 m/s)[6]
24.0924.1924.40
400 metres[7] 52.2752.5852.99
800 metres2:02.012:02.692:02.78
1500 metres[8] 4:16.21 4:16.34 4:17.11
5000 metres15:59.6016:03.5216:04.64
10,000 m walk46:36.92 46:51.40 47:27.48
100 m hurdles12.5813.0113.13
400 m hurdles[9] 57.3657.68 =57.85
3000 m s'chase[10] 9:58.0910:07.54 10:10.39
4 × 100 m relay46.2747.3147.32
High jump1.85 m1.82 m1.82 m
Pole vault4.45 m 4.40 m4.40 m
Long jump6.86 m 6.30 m6.23 m
Triple jump13.91 m13.57 m13.55 m
Shot put[11] 17.02 m16.04 m14.86 m
Discus throw61.42 m55.05 m51.40 m
Hammer throw[12] 66.99 m 65.46 m65.23 m
Javelin throw58.25 m =55.22 m54.77 m
Heptathlon5629 pts5556 pts5466 pts

References

Results

Notes and References

  1. Senegal's Amadou Ndiaye (49.61) and Tunisia's Mohamed Sghaier (49.71) placed first and second in the men's 400 m hurdles.
  2. Tunisia's Amor Ben Yahia (8:49.85) placed second in the men's steeplechase.
  3. Puerto Rico's Luis Castro and Sudan's Ali Mohd Younes Idriss placed second and joint-third in the men's high jump.
  4. Senegal's Ndiss Kaba Badji (7.86 m) placed second in the men's long jump.
  5. Belgium's Jarne Duchateau placed third in the javelin.
  6. Ivorian Marie-Josée Ta Lou (23.99) won the women's 200 m.
  7. Dutchwoman Madiea Ghafoor placed third in the women's 400 m.
  8. Tunisian Habiba Ghribi (4:09.50) won the women's 1500 m.
  9. Swiss athlete Valentine Arrieta (57.56) placed second in the women's 400 m hurdles.
  10. Malagasy athlete Eliane Saholinirina placed second in the women's steeplechase.
  11. Belgium's Jolien Boumkwo and Mauritania's Binta Diagana placed third and fourth in the women's shot put.
  12. Senegal's Amy Sène (66.52 m) place second in the women's hammer throw