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Athletics Discussion | Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028 Road to LA 2028


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Getting going with the Indoor Season. (Have already missed a PV meet in :EST)

 

Key dates to look for

 

10 January - First Indoor Tour meet in Sabadell, Catalunya :ESP

25 January - First Indoor Tour Gold meet in Astana :KAZ

6-9 March - European Championships from Apeldoorn :NED.

21-23 March - World Championships from Nanjing :CHN (Postponed from 2020 :sick:)

Edited by Grassmarket

Got some more dates.

 

25 Jan - Astana Indoor Meet for Amin Tuyakov Prizes (KAZ) - Gold meeting
29 Jan - Belgrade Indoor Meeting (SRB) - Gold meeting
2 Feb - New Balance Indoor Grand Prix (Boston, USA) - Gold meeting
4 Feb - Czech Indoor Gala (Ostrava, CZE) - Gold meeting
7 Feb - INIT Indoor Meeting Karlsruhe (GER) - Gold meeting
8 Feb - Millrose Games (New York, USA) - Gold meeting
13 Feb - Meeting Hauts-de-France Pas-de-Calais (Lievin, FRA) - Gold meeting
16 Feb - Copernicus Cup (Torun, POL) - Gold meeting
22 - 23 Feb - UK Indoor Championships (Birmingham)
28 Feb - World Indoor Tour Gold Madrid (ESP) - Gold meeting
6 - 9 Mar - European Indoor Championships (Apeldoorn, NED)
13 Mar - World Indoor Tour concludes (Uppsala, SWE)
14 - 15 Mar - NCAA D1 Indoor Championships (Virginia Beach, VA)
21 - 23 Mar - World Indoor Championships (Nanjing, CHN

Also, Mondo Duplantis has announced he is skipping the Euros but is going to China for the Worlds.  Imagine lots of other established names will do the same.  Some might prefer to skip the travel of course & just do Apeldoorn.

1 hour ago, Grassmarket said:

Also, Mondo Duplantis has announced he is skipping the Euros but is going to China for the Worlds.  Imagine lots of other established names will do the same.  Some might prefer to skip the travel of course & just do Apeldoorn.

I saw on another website the BBC are working on the assumption GB is  only doing the Euros and not the Worlds. 

Another good preview article here = all the various events and championships organised by European Athletics during the year to come.

 

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