European Athletics Championships 2012 / Men's Decathlon

21st European Athletics Championships
discipline	Decathlon
gender	Men
Attendees	26 athletes from 16 countries
venue	Helsinki
Competition location	Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys
Competition phase	27./28. July
	Medalist
	Pascal Behrenbruch ( GER )
	Oleksiy Kasyanov ( UKR )
	Ilya Shkurenev ( RUS )

The Olympic Stadium in Helsinki

The decathlon men at the 2012 European Athletics Championships was on 27 and 28 July 2012 at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys the city of Helsinki held.

European champion was the German Pascal Behrenbruch . The Ukrainian Oleksiy Kasjanow won the silver medal. Bronze went to the Russian Ilya Schkurenjow .

Existing records

World record	9039 P	United States Ashton Eaton	Eugene , USA	22./23. June 2012
European record	9026 P	Czech Republic Roman Šebrle	Götzis , Austria	26./27. May 2001
Championship record	8811 P	United Kingdom Daley Thompson	EM Stuttgart , Federal Republic of Germany	27./28. August 1986

The since 1986 existing EM -record remained untouched even with these European Championships.

execution

The decathlon was carried out according to the same rules as today. The ten disciplines took place over two days.

Day 1: July 27th - 100 m / long jump / shot put / high jump / 400 m
Day 2: July 28th - 110 m hurdles / discus throw / pole vault / javelin throw / 1500 m

The rating was based on the 1985 point table, which is still valid today.

Result

27./28. July 2012

space	Surname	nation	Points	100 m	Long jump	Bullet poking	High jump	400 m	Status after day 1 (P)	110 m hurdles	Discus throw	Stabhoch- jump	javelin throw	1500 m
1	Pascal Behrenbruch	Germany Germany	8558	10.93 s 876 P.	7.15 m 850 p	16.89 m 906 p	1.97 m 776 p	48.54 s 883 P.	4291	14.16 s 954 P.	48.24 m 834 p	5.00 m 910 p	67.45 m 851 P.	4: 34.02 min 718 p
2	Oleksiy Kasyanov	Ukraine Ukraine	8321	10.57 s 959 P.	7.49 m 932 p	14.38 m 752 p	2.00 m 803 P	48.07 s 906 P.	4352	14.23 s 945 p	47.75 m 824 p	4.80 m 849 p	52.37 m 624 p	4: 32.66 min 727 P.
3	Ilya Shkurenev	Russia Russia	8219	10.98 s 865 p	7.32 m 891 P	13.16 m 677 p	2.06 m 859 P	49.92 s 818 p	4110	14.24 s 944 p	44.82 m 763 P.	5.20 m 972 p	56.70 m 688 p	4: 30.41 min 742 P.
4th	Mihail Dudas	Serbia Serbia	8154	10.81 s 903 P.	7.36 m 900 p	13.64 m 706 P.	1.97 m 776 p	48.02 s 908 P.	4193	14.78 s 876 P.	43.55 m 737 p	4.80 m 849 p	59.98 m 738 p	4: 27.54 min 761 P.
5	Gaël Quérin	France France	8098	11.17 s 823 P.	7.56 m 950 p	13.05 m 670 p	1.97 m 776 p	48.20 s 899 p	4118	14.37 s 927 p	40.32 m 671 p	5.00 m 910 p	53.60 m 642 p	4: 17.29 min 830 p
6th	Roman Šebrle	Czech Republic Czech Republic	8052	11.19 s 819 P.	7.43 m 918 p	14.65 m 768 p	2.00 m 803 P	49.87 s 821 P.	4129	14.45 s 917 P.	44.05 m 747 p	4.90 m 880 p	61.78 m 765 p	4: 50.74 min 614 p
7th	Norman Muller	Germany Germany	8003	11.08 s 843 p	7.24 m 871 P.	14.88 m 782 p	2.00 m 803 P	48.74 s 874 P.	4173	14.83 s 870 p	41.12 m 687 p	4.80 m 849 p	55.41 m 669 p	4: 28.47 min, 755 P.
8th	Adam Sebastian Helcelet	Czech Republic Czech Republic	7998	10.96 s 870 p	7.30 m 886 P	13.99 m 728 p	2.03 m 831 p	49.98 s 816 P.	4131	14.24 s 944 p	39.12 m 647 p	4.80 m 849 p	61.66 m 763 P	4: 42.55 min 664 P.
9	Mikalai Shubianok	Belarus 1995 Belarus	7948	11.34 s 786 P.	7.08 m 833 p	15.37 m 812 p	2.00 m 803 P	50.27 s 802 P	4036	14.57 s 902 P.	43.80 m 742 p	4.70 m 819 p	58.51 m 715 p	4: 31.56 min 734 P.
10	Petter Olson	Sweden Sweden	7771	11.02 s 856 P.	7.04 m 823 p	13.40 m 692 P	1.94 m 749 p	49.01 s 861 P.	3981	14.63 s 895 P	39.41 m 653 p	4.80 m 849 p	56.26 m 682 p	4: 35.13 min 711 P.
11	Jonas Fringeli	Switzerland Switzerland	7719	11.22 s 812 p	7.04 m 823 p	13.28 m 684 p	1.97 m 776 p	48.75 s 873 P.	3904	14.64 s 894 P	40.80 m 681 P.	4.60 m 790 p	51.33 m 608 p	4: 24.93 min 778 P.
12	Ashley Bryant	United Kingdom Great Britain	7668	11.08 s 843 p	7.12 m 842 p	13.08 m 672 p	1.88 m 696 p	49.29 s 848 p	3901	14.74 s 881 P.	39.94 m 663 p	4.50 m 760 p	66.71 m 839 p	4: 49.16 min 624 P.
13	Einar Daði Lárusson	Iceland Iceland	7653	11.11 s 836 p	7.33 m 893 p	13.65 m 707 P.	2.00 m 803 P	49.07 s 858 P.	4097	14.72 s 884 P.	35.95 m 583 P	4.60 m 790 p	51.75 m 615 p	4: 39.38 min 684 P.
14th	Tarmo Riitmuru	Estonia Estonia	7644	11.50 s 753 P.	6.80 m 767 P	13.75 m 713 p	1.97 m 776 p	51.51 s 746 P.	3755	14.78 s 876 P.	42.75 m 721 P.	5.00 m 910 p	54.81 m 660 p	4: 33.50 min 722 p
15th	Dominik Distelberger	Austria Austria	7611	10.80 s 906 P.	7.14 m 847 p	11.22 m 559 p	1.88 m 696 p	48.52 s 884 P.	3892	14.61 s 897 P	38.29 m 630 p	4.70 m 819 p	55.72 m 674 p	4: 37.05 min 699 p
16	Bjorn Barrefors	Sweden Sweden	7537	11.02 s 856 P.	7.17 m 854 P.	13.06 m 671 p	1.97 m 776 p	49.90 s 819 p	3976	14.83 s 870 p	39.80 m 660 p	4.90 m 880 p	49.03 m 574 p	4: 56.97 min 577 P.
17th	Sami Itani	Finland Finland	7515	11.19 s 819 P.	6.84 m 776 P.	14.07 m 733 p	2.00 m 803 P	50.01 s 814 p	3945	14.89 s 863 P.	41.20 m 689 p	4.40 m 731 P	56.65 m 688 p	4: 53.28 min 599 P.
18th	Marcus Nilsson	Sweden Sweden	7164	11.53 s 746 P.	6.60 m 720 p	13.95 m 725 p	1.88 m 696 p	49.94 s 817 P.	3751	16.95 s 629 P.	40.93 m 683 p	4.40 m 731 P	54.14 m 650 p	4: 23.79 min, 786 P.
DNF	Cedric Nolf	Belgium Belgium	6203	10.93 s 876 P.	7.13 m 845 p	13.07 m 672 p	1.88 m 696 p	49.74 s 827 P.	3916	14.79 s 875 p	37.90 m 622 p	4.60 m 790 p	DNS
	Artem Lukyanenko	Russia Russia	5557	11.17 s 823 P.	7.16 m 739 p	14.18 m 739 p	1.97 m 776 p	49.42 s 842 P.	4032	14.66 s 891 P.	38.49 m 634 p	DNS
	Mathias Brugger	Germany Germany	5537	11.04 s 852 P.	6.81 m 769 p	13.95 m 725 p	1.97 m 776 p	48.84 s 869 P.	3991	15.07 s 841 p	41.99 m 705 P	DNS
	Vasiliy Kharlamov	Russia Russia	3152	11.27 s 801 P.	7.22 m 866 p	14.55 m 762 p	1.91 m 723 p	DNS	3152
	Igor Šarčević	Serbia Serbia	2315	11.15 s 827 P.	6.54 m 707 P.	14.86 m 781 P.	DNS		2315
	Pelle Rietveld	Netherlands Netherlands	1712	10.85 s 894 P.	7.02 m 818 p	DNS			1712
	Florian Geffrouais	France France	1566	11.19 s 819 P.	NM 0 P	14.31 m 747 p	DNS		1566
	Kevin Mayer	France France	1460	11.10 s 838 p	NM 0 P	12.25 m 622 p	DNS		1460

European champion Pascal Behrenbruch started here, although the DLV would have preferred to see him only at the Olympic Games, where he could no longer call up his strength
Vice European Champion Oleksij Kasyanow
Bronze medalist Ilya Shkurenev

Mihail Dudaš - fourth place
Gaël Quérin reached fifth place
Roman Šebrle, including former world record holder, Olympic champion 2008 , world champion in 2007 , two-time European champion ( 2002 / 2006 ), came to sixth place
Norman Müller came in seventh
Adam Sebastian Helcelet finished eighth
Tenth place Petter Olson
Ashley Bryant came in twelfth place
Dominik Distelberger - 15th place
Marcus Nilsson - 18th place
Cedric Nolf - competition not over
Artem Lukyanenko (left) - competition not over
Mathias Brugger - competition not over
Vasiliy Kharlamov - competition not over
Pelle Rietveld - competition not over
Florian Geffrouais (right) - competition not over
The future world record holder and world champion of 2017 Kevin Mayer did not finish his competition - in the long jump he remained without a valid attempt