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2011 European Athletics Indoor Championships – Men's heptathlon

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The Men's heptathlon event at the 2011 European Athletics Indoor Championships was held at March 5 and 6.[1]

Records

More information Standing records prior to the 2011 European Athletics Indoor Championships ...
Standing records prior to the 2011 European Athletics Indoor Championships
World record  Ashton Eaton (USA) 6568 Tallinn, Estonia 6 February 2011
European record  Roman Šebrle (CZE) 6438 Budapest, Hungary 7 March 2004
Championship record  Tomáš Dvořák (CZE) 6424 Gent, Belgium 26 February 2000
World Leading  Ashton Eaton (USA) 6568 Tallinn, Estonia 6 February 2011
European Leading  Roman Šebrle (CZE) 6117 Prague, Czech Republic 13 February 2011
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Results

60 metres

The heats were held at 9:00.[2]

More information Rank, Heat ...
RankHeatLaneNameNationalityTimePointsNotes
127Ingmar Vos Netherlands6.89922PB
221Darius Draudvila Lithuania6.90918
322Dominik Distelberger Austria6.92911
423Eduard Mikhan Belarus7.04868
526Andres Raja Estonia7.06861
528Roman Šebrle Czech Republic7.06861SB
724Eelco Sintnicolaas Netherlands7.07858
818Nadir El Fassi France7.09851
816Andrei Krauchanka Belarus7.09851
1025Florian Geffrouais France7.11844
1013Vasiliy Kharlamov Russia7.11844SB
1214Aleksandr Kislov Russia7.12840SB
1315Hans Van Alphen Belgium7.20813=PB
1411Mikk Pahapill Estonia7.21809
1517Thomas Van Der Plaetsen Belgium7.23802PB
1612Roland Schwarzl Austria7.27789SB
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Long jump

The event was held at 9:40.[3]

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RankAthleteNationality#1#2#3ResultPointsNotesTotal
1Roman Šebrle Czech Republic7.517.597.287.599571818
2Nadir El Fassi France7.417.447.517.51937PB1788
3Andrei Krauchanka Belarusx7.497.117.499321783
4Thomas Van Der Plaetsen Belgium7.48xx7.489301732
5Roland Schwarzl Austria7.11x7.417.41913=SB1702
6Darius Draudvila Lithuania7.40x7.367.40910SB1828
7Ingmar Vos Netherlands7.367.34x7.369001822
8Mikk Pahapill Estonia7.267.337.177.338931702
9Vasiliy Kharlamov Russia7.317.137.207.318881732
10Eduard Mikhan Belarus4.847.307.227.30886SB1754
11Hans Van Alphen Belgiumx6.997.267.26876=SB1689
12Eelco Sintnicolaas Netherlands7.087.257.137.258741732
13Dominik Distelberger Austriax6.957.177.178541765
14Florian Geffrouais France6.986.80x6.98809PB1653
15Aleksandr Kislov Russiax6.706.926.92 7951635
Andres Raja EstoniaDNSoDNF
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Shot Put

The event was held at 11:30.[4]

Thomas Van Der Plaetsen of Belgium during the shot put competition.
More information Rank, Athlete ...
RankAthleteNationality#1#2#3ResultPointsNotesTotal
1Vasiliy Kharlamov Russiax15.48 x15.488192551
2Roman Šebrle Czech Republic15.4215.03x15.428162634
3Hans Van Alphen Belgium15.2614.87x15.268062495
4Mikk Pahapill Estonia15.1615.1614.8415.168002502
5Darius Draudvila Lithuania14.8714.8115.0815.087952623
6Andrei Krauchanka Belarus15.0414.81x15.04792PB2575
7Roland Schwarzl Austria14.8114.74x14.81778SB2480
8Florian Geffrouais France13.5014.78x14.787762429
9Aleksandr Kislov Russiax14.5014.4614.507592394
10Eelco Sintnicolaas Netherlands13.9013.5914.4614.46757PB2489
11Nadir El Fassi France13.8614.13x14.13736PB2524
12Ingmar Vos Netherlands12.9212.5013.7413.74712SB2534
13Eduard Mikhan Belarus13.6813.45x13.687092463
14Thomas Van Der Plaetsen Belgium13.16xx13.16677PB2409
15Dominik Distelberger Austria12.3712.4212.3212.426322397
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High jump

The event was held at 16:30.[5]

More information Rank, Athlete ...
RankAthleteNationality1.851.881.911.941.972.002.032.062.092.122.15ResultPointsNotesTotal
1Nadir El Fassi France––oxoooooxxoox–2.12915PB3439
2Aleksandr Kislov Russia––o–oxoxoooxxx2.09887PB3281
3Andrei Krauchanka Belarus––ooooxoxxooxxx2.098873462
4Roman Šebrle Czech Republic–––o–oooxxx2.068593493
5Thomas Van Der Plaetsen Belgium–––o–ooxxoxxx2.06859PB3268
6Mikk Pahapill Estonia––oooxoxoxxx2.038313333
7Ingmar Vos Netherlands––o–ooxxx2.008033337
8Vasiliy Kharlamov Russiaooooxxoxxoxxx2.00803PB3354
9Darius Draudvila Lithuania–ooooxxx1.97776SB3399
10Eduard Mikhan Belarusooooxoxxx1.97776SB3239
11Eelco Sintnicolaas Netherlands–oxoxoxxoxxx1.97776SB3265
12Hans Van Alphen Belgiumooooxxx1.94749PB3244
13Roland Schwarzl Austriaooxooxxx1.94749SB3229
14Florian Geffrouais Franceoooxxx1.917233152
15Dominik Distelberger Austriaxooxoxxx1.917233120
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60 metres hurdles

The heats were held at 9:45.[6]

More information Rank, Heat ...
RankHeatLaneNameNationalityTimePointsNotesTotal
124Dominik Distelberger Austria7.871015PB4135
222Ingmar Vos Netherlands8.009824319
326Eelco Sintnicolaas Netherlands8.039744239
423Andrei Krauchanka Belarus8.049724434
525Darius Draudvila Lithuania8.049724371
627Roman Šebrle Czech Republic8.089624455
728Aleksandr Kislov Russia8.089624243
814Nadir El Fassi France8.13949PB4388
913Eduard Mikhan Belarus8.159444183
1015Thomas Van Der Plaetsen Belgium8.18937=PB4205
1116Vasiliy Kharlamov Russia8.259204274
1218Roland Schwarzl Austria8.27915SB4144
1317Hans Van Alphen Belgium8.30908SB4152
1421Mikk Pahapill Estonia8.428794212
1512Florian Geffrouais France8.438774029
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Pole vault

The event was held at 10:30.[7]

More information Rank, Athlete ...
RankAthleteNationality4.004.304.404.504.604.704.804.905.005.105.205.305.405.505.60ResultPointsNotesTotal
1Eelco Sintnicolaas Netherlands––––––––––o–xxoxxoxxx5.5010675306
2Thomas Van Der Plaetsen Belgium––––––o–ooxoxxx5.20972PB5177
2Andrei Krauchanka Belarus––––––xo–ooxxoxxx5.20972SB5406
4Roland Schwarzl Austria–––––o–oooxxx5.10941SB5085
5Aleksandr Kislov Russia––––xo–o–oxoxxx5.109415184
6Nadir El Fassi France––o–oxooxooxxx5.00910PB5298
7Florian Geffrouais France––––o–xoxoxoxxx5.00910PB4939
8Vasiliy Kharlamov Russia––––o–oxoxxx4.90880=SB5154
8Hans Van Alphen Belgium––o–oooxoxxx4.90880PB5032
10Roman Šebrle Czech Republic––o–o–oxxoxxx4.90880=SB5335
11Ingmar Vos Netherlands––ooxoxooxxx4.80849=PB5168
12Mikk Pahapill Estonia––oo–oxxx4.708195031
13Eduard Mikhan Belarus––oxxoxxx4.50760=SB4943
14Darius Draudvila Lithuaniaxoo–––4.307025073
Dominik Distelberger Austria–NM04135
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1000 metres

The race was held at 15:00.[8]

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Final standings

After the seven disciplines this was the final standing.[9]

Andrei Krauchanka won the event with a new Belarusian record.
Nadir El Fassi took the silver for France.

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