2014 French Indoor Athletics Championships Explained

2014 French Indoor Athletics Championships
Events:	26
Dates:	22–23 February
Next:	2015

The 2014 French Indoor Athletics Championships was the 43rd edition of the national championship in indoor track and field for France, organised by the French Athletics Federation. It was held on 22–23 February at the Vélodrome de Bordeaux in Bordeaux. A total of 26 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the two-day competition.

Results

Men

60 metres^[1]		6.63		6.72		6.80
200 metres		20.91		21.51	Jean-Baptiste Formet	21.59
400 metres		47.65		47.68		48.07
800 metres^[2]		1:48.94		1:49.44		1:50.04
1500 metres		3:45.32		3:45.81		3:46.35
5000 m walk^[3]		20:13.75		20:23.21		20:25.93
60 m hurdles		7.49		7.76		7.80
High jump^[4]		2.22 m		2.19 m		2.19 m
Pole vault		5.65 m		5.55 m		5.45 m
Long jump		7.90 m		7.79 m		7.65 m
Triple jump		16.48 m		16.32 m		16.27 m
Shot put		19.11 m		19.04 m		17.99 m
Heptathlon		5910 pts		5892 pts		5435 pts

Women

60 metres		7.30		7.38		7.46
200 metres		23.91		24.19		24.54
400 metres		54.34		54.55		54.95
800 metres^[5]		2:07.44		2:08.79		2:08.99
1500 metres		4:23.71		4:30.13		4:30.59
3000 m walk		12:41.56		13:04.43		13:44.97
60 m hurdles		7.93		8.15		8.17
High jump		1.81 m		1.81 m		1.81 m
Pole vault		4.58 m		4.51 m		4.36 m
Long jump		6.13 m		6.10 m		6.06 m
Triple jump		13.73 m		13.73 m		13.48 m
Shot put^[6]		17.27 m		16.30 m		14.02 m
Pentathlon^[7]		4151 pts		4076 pts		4045 pts

References

Results

• Results. French Athletics Federation

Notes and References

1. [Béranger-Aymard Bossé]
2. Algeria's Khalid Benmahdi placed third in the men's 800 metres.
3. Tunisia's Hédi Teraoui placed first in the men's 5000 m walk with a time of 19:51.36 minutes.
4. In the men's high jump Sudan's Ali Mohd Younes Idriss placed first with 2.28 m and Cameroon's Fernand Djoumessi was runner-up with 2.25 m.
5. Benin's Noélie Yarigo was first in the women's 800 metres in 2:07.26 minutes
6. In the women's shot put, Gabon's Carine Mekam placed third and Mauritania's Binta Diagana fourth.
7. Swiss athlete Michelle Zeltner placed first in the women's pentathlon with a score of 4369 points.