European Masters Athletics Championships Non-Stadia Explained

The European Masters Athletics Championships Non-Stadia is a biennial international athletics competition for masters athletes aged 35 and over, organised by European Masters Athletics.[1] Formerly known as the European Veterans Non-Stadia Championships, it was first held in 1989. It typically takes place over two or three days in April or May.[2]

The competition provides European championship competitions for masters athletes in non-track and field athletics events. This includes road running events in the 10K run and half marathon, relay cross country running events, and racewalking events in the 10 kilometres race walk, 20 kilometres race walk (women only), and 30 kilometres race walk (men only). Men's and women's marathon championships were contested in 1989 and men's and women's 25K run events were held in 1991.[2]

Editions

EditionYearDatesCityCountry
1198924–25 JuneBrugesBelgium
219915–6 OctoberDolo, MiraItaly
3199329–30 MayÚpiceCzech Republic
4199513–14 MayValladolidSpain
5199731 May–1 JuneThe HagueNetherlands
6199926–27 JuneBrugesBelgium
7200128–29 AprilQormiMalta
8200324–25 MayÚpiceCzech Republic
9200513–15 MayVila Real de Santo AntónioPortugal
10200717–20 MayRegensburgGermany
11200929–31 MayAarhusDenmark
12201113–15 MayThionville, YutzFrance
13201323–26 MayÚpiceCzech Republic
14201515–17 MayGrossetoItaly
15201620–22 MayVila Real de Santo AntónioPortugal
16201818–20 MayAlicanteSpain
1720202–4 AprilFunchalPortugal
18202213–15 MayGrossetoItaly
19202416–19 MayPorto SantoPortugal

Notes and References

  1. https://world-masters-athletics.com/news/european-non-stadia-championships/ European Non-Stadia Championships
  2. http://www.gbrathletics.com/ic/evcns.htm European Masters Non-Stadia Championships