Estonia entered 7 athletes.[1][2]
- Key
- Q = Qualified for the next round
- q = Qualified for the next round as a fastest loser or, in field events, by position without achieving the qualifying target
- NR = National record
- PB = Personal best
- SB = Season best
- N/A = Round not applicable for the event
- Track and road events
- Combined events – Decathlon
| Athlete |
Event |
100 m |
LJ |
SP |
HJ |
400 m |
110H |
DT |
PV |
JT |
1500 m |
Final |
Rank |
|---|
| Johannes Erm |
Result |
10.69 PB |
7.72 SB |
15.38 PB |
1.93 |
47.05 |
14.90 SB |
45.09 |
4.90 |
60.56 PB |
4:22.19 PB |
8484 PB |
9 |
| Points |
931 |
990 |
813 |
740 |
956 |
862 |
769 |
880 |
746 |
797 |
| Janek Õiglane |
Result |
10.94 SB |
7.47 PB |
15.08 SB |
2.02 SB |
48.41 PB |
14.51 |
40.85 SB |
5.10 SB |
70.45 SB |
4:23.43 PB |
8524 PB |
6 |
| Points |
874 |
927 |
795 |
822 |
889 |
910 |
682 |
941 |
896 |
788 |
| Karel Tilga |
Result |
10.84 PB |
7.58 |
15.75 |
2.05 |
48.58 |
14.68 |
50.57 |
4.80 SB |
66.42 SB |
4:20.73 PB |
8681 PB |
4 |
| Points |
897 |
955 |
836 |
850 |
881 |
889 |
882 |
849 |
835 |
807 |
- Field events
