European Athletics Indoor Championships

The European Athletics Indoor Championships were held for the first time in 1970, in replacement of the since 1966 organized the European Indoor Games . Until 1990 they took place annually in different cities across Europe , from then on every two years. After the event in 2002, it took three years for the championships to be held again. This was done to synchronize it in time with the other major international athletics competitions.

List of European indoor games

year	date	city	country
1966	27 Mar	Dortmund	BR Germany
1967	March 11th and 12th	Prague	Czechoslovakia
1968	9 and 10 March	Madrid	Spain
1969	March 8th and 9th	Belgrade	Yugoslavia

List of European Athletics Indoor Championships

	year	date	city	country
01.	1970	14th and 15th March	Vienna	Austria
02.	1971	13th and 14th Mar	Sofia	Bulgaria
03.	1972	March 11th and 12th	Grenoble	France
04th	1973	10th and 11th Mar	Rotterdam	Netherlands
05.	1974	9 and 10 March	Gothenburg	Sweden
06th	1975	March 8th and 9th	Katowice	Poland
07th	1976	Feb 21 and 22	Munich	BR Germany
08th.	1977	March 12th and 13th	San Sebastian	Spain
09.	1978	March 11th and 12th	Milan	Italy
10.	1979	Feb. 24 and 25	Vienna	Austria
11.	1980	1st and 2nd March	Sindelfingen	BR Germany
12.	1981	Feb 21 and 22	Grenoble	France
13.	1982	March 6th and 7th	Milan	Italy
14th	1983	5th and 6th Mar	Budapest	Hungary
15th	1984	3rd and 4th March	Gothenburg	Sweden
16.	1985	2nd and 3rd March	Piraeus	Greece
17th	1986	22nd and 23rd Feb	Madrid	Spain
18th	1987	Feb 21 and 22	Liévin	France
19th	1988	5th and 6th Mar	Budapest	Hungary
20th	1989	Feb 18 and 19	The hague	Netherlands
21st	1990	3rd and 4th March	Glasgow	United Kingdom
22nd	1992	Feb. 28 to Mar. 1	Genoa	Italy
23.	1994	March 11th to 13th	Paris	France
24.	1996	March 8th to 10th	Stockholm	Sweden
25th	1998	Feb. 27 to Mar. 1	Valencia	Spain
26th	2000	Feb 25-27	Ghent	Belgium
27.	2002	1st to 3rd March	Vienna	Austria
28.	2005	4th to 6th Mar.	Madrid	Spain
29	2007	2nd to 4th March	Birmingham	United Kingdom
30th	2009	March 6th to 8th	Turin	Italy
31.	2011	4th to 6th Mar.	Paris	France
32.	2013	1st to 3rd March	Gothenburg	Sweden
33.	2015	5th to 8th Mar.	Prague	Czech Republic
34.	2017	3rd to 5th March	Belgrade	Serbia
35.	2019	1st to 3rd March	Glasgow	United Kingdom
36.	2021	5th to 7th Mar.	Toruń	Poland

Web links

• History of the events on the EAA website

literature

• Mirko Jalava (Ed.): Statistics Handbook. Organizing Committee European Athletics Indoor Championships Torino 2009 ( PDF; 4.35 MB )

Footnotes

1. ↑ planned