The 4th European Athletics Championships were held from 23 August to 27 August 1950 in the Heysel Stadium of the Belgian capital Brussels. Contemporaneous reports on the event were given in the Glasgow Herald.
Men's results Complete results were published.
Track 10.710.710.721.521.822.147.3 47.647.91:50.5 1:50.71:50.73:47.2 3:47.83:48.014:03.0 14:26.014:26.229:12.0 30:21.030:30.82:32:13 2:32:452:33:4714.614.715.051.9 52.452.79:05.49:07.49:08.846:01.8 46:16.846:48.24:40:434:43:254:49:28Vladimir SukharevLevan KalyayevLevan SanadzeNikolay Karakulov41.5Étienne BallyJacques PerlotYves CamusJean-Pierre Guillon41.8Göte KjellbergLeif ChristerssonStig DanielssonHans Rydén41.9Martin PikeLeslie LewisAngus ScottDerek Pugh3:10.2 Baldasare PortoArmando FiliputLuigi PaterliniAntonio Siddi3:11.0Gösta BrännströmTage EkfeldtRune LarssonLars Wolfbrandt3:11.6
Field 1.961.931.937.327.227.204.30 4.254.2515.39 14.9614.5316.74 15.1615.1453.75 52.3148.6971.2670.0669.8255.7154.7353.647364 72977175
Women's results Track 11.7 12.312.424.024.825.011.1 11.611.7Elspeth HayJean DesforgesDorothy HallJune Foulds47.4Xenia Stad-de JongBertha BrouwerGré de JonghFanny Blankers-Koen47.4Elene GokieliSofya MalshinaZoya DukhovichYevgeniya Sechenova47.5
Field 1.631.631.635.825.635.5714.32 13.9213.3748.03 42.2541.5747.55 43.8742.75320430483026
Medal table
Participation According to an unofficial count, 454 athletes from 21 countries participated in the event, in agreement with the official number of athletes, but three countries less than the official number of 24 as published.
(11) (48) (15) (10) (20) (56) (12) (10) (33) (5) (21) (17) (3) (3) (34) Spain (2) (38) (19) (10) (48) (39)
References
Results
External links EAA