3rd SPAR European Athletics Team Championships

Russia’s head coach Maslakov says team spirit helped win in Stockholm

Russia’s head athletics coach Valentin Maslakov hailed the team spirit of his country’s defence of their SPAR European Team Championships title last weekend.

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Russians retain SPAR European Team Championships title

As many expected, Russia won at the 2011 SPAR European Team Championships in Stockholm over the weekend but few pundits predicted that they would accumulate a record total of 385 points by the end of Sunday.

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David Greene now hunting for British record on home soil

Great Britain’s SPAR European Team Championships team captain David Greene started the summer with a list of targets and he ticked off one of them when he won the 400m hurdles in Stockholm in a Championships record of 49.12.

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Russia in pole position at European Team Championships, world leads for Obergföll, Rogowska and Demyanyuk

Russia only notched up five individual victories on the first day of the 2011 SPAR European Team Championships in Stockholm, compared to the eight they had 12 months ago in the Norwegian city of Bergen.

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Mixed feelings but no mixed results for Galkina-Samitova in Stockholm

Gulnara Galkina-Samitova’s victory - one of nine by Russia over the weekend - might have helped her country retain the SPAR European Athletics Championships but the steeplechaser left Stockholm on Monday morning with mixed feelings.

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Lemaitre clocks 9.95 at SPAR European Team Championships, fastest European time since 2004

Christophe Lemaitre showed again that he currently has no equal among Europe's sprinters as he sped to a new French record of 9.95, the fastest time by a European for seven years.

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Russia top the overall team standings

Russia won the 2011 SPAR European Team Championships in Stockholm, Sweden, and were crowned as Europe’s top athletics nation on Sunday. They successfully defended their title accumulating a record total of 385 points across the two days, winning by a massive 53.5 points. Germany finished second with 331.5 points while, Ukraine claimed the third spot with 304 points.

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Heidler gets Germany off to good start at SPAR European Team Championships

Germany's Betty Heidler, the 2010 European Athletics Championships gold medallist and world record holder, dominated the competition from her first throw to win at the Championships for the second successive year.

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