2019 French Indoor Athletics Championships Explained
2019 French Indoor Athletics Championships |
Events: | 28 |
Dates: | 16–17 February |
Next: | 2020 |
The 2019 French Indoor Athletics Championships was the 48th edition of the national championship in indoor track and field for France. It was held on 16–17 February at the Stadium Miramas Métropole in Miramas, Bouches-du-Rhône. A total of 28 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the two-day competition.
Results
Men
60 metres | | 6.63 | | 6.70 | | 6.72 |
200 metres | | 20.84 | | 21.21 | | 21.27 |
400 metres | | 46.67 | | 46.92 | | 47.18 |
800 metres[1] | | 1:50.07 | | 1:50.62 | | 1:50.79 |
1500 metres[2] | | 3:44.99 | | 3:45.31 | | 3:45.64 |
3000 metres | | 7:51.42 | | 7:51.08 | | 7:52.46 |
5000 m walk | | 19:22.46 | | 19:58.45 | | 21:01.66 |
60 m hurdles | | 7.52 | | 7.57 | | 7.63 |
High jump[3] | | 2.15 m | | 2.12 m | | 2.12 m |
Pole vault | | 5.50 m | | 5.50 m | | 5.35 m |
Long jump | | 8.04 m | | 7.71 m | | 7.67 m |
Triple jump[4] | | 16.68 m | | 16.60 m | | 16.36 m |
Shot put[5] | | 19.99 m | | 18.57 m | | 17.07 m |
Heptathlon | | 6025 pts | | 5805 pts | | 5796 pts | |
Women
60 metres | | 7.39 | | 7.40 | | 7.41 |
200 metres | | 23.45 | | 23.77 | | 23.94 |
400 metres | | 52.53 | | 52.57 | | 52.77 |
800 metres | | 2:04.87 | | 2:05.53 | | 2:07.21 |
1500 metres | | 4:15.86 | | 4:17.05 | | 4:18.45 |
3000 metres | | 9:10.78 | | 9:15.82 | | 9:21.04 |
3000 m walk | | 12:58.35 | | 13:17.84 | | 13:35.36 |
60 m hurdles | | 8.02 | | 8.20 | | 8.22 |
High jump[6] | | 1.88 m | | 1.83 m | | 1.80 m |
Pole vault | | 4.60 m | | 4.40 m | | 4.40 m |
Long jump[7] | | 6.47 m | | 6.36 m | | 6.16 m |
Triple jump | | 14.15 m | | 13.98 m | | 13.63 m |
Shot put | | 16.78 m | | 16.33 m | | 16.11 m |
Pentathlon | | 4672 pts | | 4320 pts | | 4319 pts | |
References
- Results
Notes and References
- Tunisia's Abdessalem Ayouni (1:49.86) placed first in the men's 800 m.
- Algerian Abderrahmane Anou (3:44.70) placed first in the men's 1500 m.
- Luxembourg's Kevin Rutare (2.12 m) placed second in the men's high jump.
- Burkinabé Hugues Fabrice Zango (17.30 m) placed first in the men's triple jump.
- Congolese Franck Elemba (19.58 m) and Luxembourg's Bernard Baptiste (17.68 m) placed second and fourth in the men's shot put.
- Ukraine's Liliya Klintsova (1.83 m) placed second in the women's high jump.
- Congolese Marie Mbuya Mala (6.24 m) placed third in the women's long jump.