The Men's 400 metres event at the 2013 European Athletics U23 Championships was held in Tampere, Finland, at Ratina Stadium on 11 and 12 July.
Medalists Gold Lev Mosin Silver Vitaliy Butrym Bronze Nikita Uglov
Results Final 12 July 2013 Rank Name Nationality Lane Reaction Time Time Notes Lev Mosin 3 0.158 45.51 PB Vitaliy Butrym 6 0.157 45.88 PB Nikita Uglov 4 0.187 46.04 SB 4 Bram Peters 7 0.146 46.05 5 Jürgen Wielart 5 0.178 46.35 6 Daniel Němeček 8 0.168 46.47 SB 7 Richard Morrissey 1 0.158 46.61 8 Sorin Vatamanu 2 0.170 47.80
Heats Qualified: First 2 in each heat (Q) and 2 best performers (q) advance to the Final
Summary Rank Name Nationality Time Notes 1 Lev Mosin 46.20 Q 2 Jürgen Wielart 46.26 Q PB 3 Nikita Uglov 46.35 Q 4 Richard Morrissey 46.57 q PB 5 Sorin Vatamanu 46.58 q 6 Vitaliy Butrym 46.67 Q 7 Bram Peters 46.67 Q 8 Daniel Němeček 46.71 Q 9 Johannes Trefz 46.97 10 Samuel García 46.98 10 Marco Lorenzi 46.98 12 Lorenzo Valentini 47.03 13 Bertrán Alcaraz 47.11 14 Michele Tricca 47.16 15 Jānis Baltušs 47.43 =SB 16 Dara Kervick 47.44 17 Florin Purcea 47.75 18 Axel Bergrahm 47.99 19 Nika Kartavtsev 48.98 Andreas Roth DNF
Details Heat 1 11 July 2013 / 20:00 Rank Name Nationality Lane Reaction Time Time Notes 1 Vitaliy Butrym 3 0.172 46.67 Q 2 Bram Peters 2 0.157 46.67 Q 3 Samuel García 4 0.186 46.98 4 Michele Tricca 6 0.217 47.16 5 Dara Kervick 5 0.178 47.44 6 Axel Bergrahm 7 0.202 47.99
Heat 2 11 July 2013 / 20:08 Rank Name Nationality Lane Reaction Time Time Notes 1 Jürgen Wielart 8 0.181 46.26 Q PB 2 Nikita Uglov 4 0.189 46.35 Q 3 Richard Morrissey 3 0.152 46.57 q PB 4 Sorin Vatamanu 6 0.175 46.58 q 5 Lorenzo Valentini 7 0.189 47.03 6 Jānis Baltušs 5 0.178 47.43 =SB 7 Nika Kartavtsev 2 0.212 48.98
Heat 3 11 July 2013 / 20:16 Rank Name Nationality Lane Reaction Time Time Notes 1 Lev Mosin 3 0.172 46.20 Q 2 Daniel Němeček 6 0.169 46.71 Q 3 Johannes Trefz 7 0.168 46.97 4 Marco Lorenzi 4 0.205 46.98 5 Bertrán Alcaraz 5 0.196 47.11 6 Florin Purcea 2 0.157 47.75 Andreas Roth 8 0.213 DNF
Participation According to an unofficial count, 20 athletes from 13 countries participated in the event.
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