European Athletics Championships 1950 / 10,000 m walking of the men

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4. European Athletics Championships
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discipline Men's 10,000 meter walk
city BelgiumBelgium Brussels
Stadion Heysel Stadium
Attendees 13 athletes from 7 countries
Competition phase August 24th
Medalist
gold gold Fritz Schwab ( SUI ) SwitzerlandSwitzerland 
Silver medals silver Émile Maggi ( FRA ) France 1946Fourth French Republic 
Bronze medals bronze John Mikaelsson ( SWE ) SwedenSweden 
The Heysel Stadium in Brussels in an aerial photo from 1935

The men's 10,000-meter walk at the 1950 European Athletics Championships was held on August 24, 1950 in the Heysel Stadium in the Belgian capital, Brussels .

Swiss Fritz Schwab became European champion . He won before the Frenchman Émile Maggi . Bronze went to the Swedish defending champion John Mikaelsson .

Records

Existing records

World record 42: 39.6 min SwedenSweden Werner Hardmo Kumla , Sweden September 9, 1945
European record
Championship record 46: 05.2 min SwedenSweden John Mikaelsson EM in Oslo , Norway August 25, 1946

Record improvement

European champion Fritz Schwab improved the EM record by 3.4 seconds to 46: 01.8 minutes. SwitzerlandSwitzerland 

execution

The thirteen participants went to the final together.

final

Vice European Champion Émile Maggi

August 24, 1950, 3:30 p.m.

space Surname nation Time (min)
1 Fritz Schwab SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 46: 01.8 CR
2 Émile Maggi France 1946Fourth French Republic France 46: 16.8 SB
3 John Mikaelsson SwedenSweden Sweden 46: 48.2 SB
4th Salvatore Cascino ItalyItaly Italy 48: 46.0 PB
5 Louis Chevalier France 1946Fourth French Republic France 49: 03.0 SB
6th Robert Delannoit BelgiumBelgium Belgium 50: 22.6 PB
7th Ragnar Olsen NorwayNorway Norway 51: 41.8 PB
8th Louis van Dijck BelgiumBelgium Belgium 52: 15.4 PB
DNF Lawrence Allen United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain
DSQ Roland Hardy United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain
Louis Marquis SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland
Telemaco Arcangeli ItalyItaly Italy
Ingemar Johansson SwedenSweden Sweden

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