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European Athletics Championships 2026: Program and schedule for Norwegian athletes
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European Athletics Championships 2026: Program and schedule for Norwegian athletes

From Aftenposten · () Norwegian

Translated from Norwegian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The European Athletics Championships 2026 will take place in Birmingham from August 10-16.
  • The Norwegian athletics team will compete for medals in various events.
  • The article provides a day-by-day schedule, highlighting when Norwegian athletes are in action.

The European Athletics Championships 2026 are set to unfold in Birmingham from August 10 to August 16, with the Norwegian athletics team aiming to secure medals.

This comprehensive schedule details the daily program of events, allowing fans to follow the competitions closely. Norwegian athletes are specifically marked within the schedule, indicating their participation times and events. All times are listed in Norwegian time, noting that Birmingham observes a one-hour time difference.

Monday, August 10, will feature qualifying rounds for shot put (women), hammer throw (men), and 800 meters (men), alongside heats for the 100 meters (women) and 400 meters (men). The evening session includes finals for shot put (women) and shot put (men), qualifying rounds for hammer throw (women), and the highly anticipated 5000 meters final for men, featuring prominent Norwegian runners like Jakob and Filip Ingebrigtsen. The day concludes with the mixed 4x400 meter relay final.

Tuesday, August 11, shifts focus to qualifying rounds for high jump (men) and discus throw (men), as well as semi-finals for the 400-meter hurdles (women). Heats for the 100 meters (men) and 110-meter hurdles (men) will also take place. The evening session includes finals for the hammer throw (men) and heats for the 800 meters (women) and 400-meter hurdles (men).

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Originally published by Aftenposten in Norwegian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.