1994 European Cup (athletics)

The 1994 European Cup was the 15th edition of the European Cup of athletics.^[1] From this edition on, the event was held annually until 2011.

The Super League Finals were held in Birmingham, Great Britain between 25–26 June 1994. The first two teams qualified for the 1994 IAAF World Cup.

Held on 25 and 26 June in Birmingham, United Kingdom.^[2]

Men Pos. Nation Points 1  Germany 121 2  Great Britain 106.5 3  Russia 101 4  Ukraine 87 5  Italy 84 6  Sweden 81.5 7  France 80 8  Romania 55

Women Pos. Nation Points 1  Germany 98 2  Great Britain 97 3  Russia 95 4  Ukraine 86 5  Belarus 64 6  France 60 7  Romania 60 8  Spain 50

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m (Wind: +0.9 m/s)	Linford Christie  Great Britain	10.21	Marc Blume  Germany	10.37	Pavel Galkin  Russia	10.42
200 m (Wind: -0.1 m/s)	Linford Christie  Great Britain	20.67	Sergey Osovich  Ukraine	20.70	Daniel Sangouma  France	21.04
400 m	Roger Black  Great Britain	45.08	Jean-Louis Rapnouil  France	46.43	Dmitriy Golovastov  Russia	46.58
800 m	Nico Motchebon  Germany	1:48.10	Davide Cadoni  Italy	1:48.42	Craig Winrow  Great Britain	1:48.76
1500 m	Andrey Bulkovskiy  Ukraine	3:49.33	Rüdiger Stenzel  Germany	3:49.38	Gary Lough  Great Britain	3:49.57
5000 m	Dieter Baumann  Germany	13:48.95	Abdellah Béhar  France	13:49.12	Ovidiu Olteanu  Romania	13:49.43
10,000 m	Francesco Panetta  Italy	28:38.45	Stéphane Franke  Germany	28:38.99	Oleg Strizhakov  Russia	29:03.55
3000 m steeplechase	Alessandro Lambruschini  Italy	8:24.98	Steffen Brand  Germany	8:27.83	Justin Chaston  Great Britain	8:29.99
110 m hurdles (Wind: +1.9 m/s)	Florian Schwarthoff  Germany	13.35	Vladimir Belokon  Ukraine	13.62	Andy Tulloch  Great Britain	13.65
400 m hurdles	Sven Nylander  Sweden	49.36	Oleg Tverdokhleb  Ukraine	49.37	Stéphane Diagana  France	49.47
4 × 100 m	Great Britain Jason John Solomon Wariso John Regis Linford Christie	38.72	Ukraine Sergey Osovich Dmitriy Vanyakin Oleg Kramarenko Vladislav Dologodin	38.79	Germany Holger Blume Steffen Görmer Michael Huke Marc Blume	38.81
4 × 400 m	Great Britain Du'aine Ladejo Adrian Patrick Brian Whittle Roger Black	3:02.50	Russia Dmitriy Golovastov Mikhail Vdovin Ruslan Mashchenko Dmitriy Kosov	3:03.57	France Jean-Louis Rapnouil Bruno Konczylo Pierre-Marie Hilaire Stéphane Diagana	3:03.74
High jump	Wolf-Hendrik Beyer  Germany	2.25	Patrick Thavelin  Sweden	2.20	Dalton Grant  Great Britain	2.20
Pole vault	Jean Galfione  France	5.70	Patrik Stenlund  Sweden	5.60	Tim Lobinger  Germany	5.60
Long jump	Oleg Tarasenko  Russia	8.02	Dietmar Haaf  Germany	7.84	Bogdan Tudor  Romania	7.78
Triple jump	Denis Kapustin  Russia	17.30	Tord Henriksson  Sweden	16.99	Serge Hélan  France	16.92
Shot put	Paolo Dal Soglio  Italy	19.69	Roman Virastyuk  Ukraine	19.40	Gheorghe Guset  Romania	19.23
Discus throw	Dmitriy Shevchenko  Russia	64.74	Jürgen Schult  Germany	64.42	Vladimir Zinchenko  Ukraine	62.80
Hammer throw	Vasiliy Sidorenko  Russia	78.76	Andrey Skvaruk  Ukraine	78.20	Christophe Épalle  France	78.16
Javelin throw	Andrey Moruyev  Russia	87.34	Raymond Hecht  Germany	85.40	Mick Hill  Great Britain	85.28
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m (Wind: +0.8 m/s)	Zhanna Tarnopolskaya  Ukraine	11.26	Katharine Merry  Great Britain	11.34	Melanie Paschke  Germany	11.37
200 m (Wind: -2.9 m/s)	Silke Knoll  Germany	23.04	Katharine Merry  Great Britain	23.38	Oksana Dyachenko  Ukraine	23.65
400 m	Svetlana Goncharenko  Russia	52.08	Melanie Neef  Great Britain	52.43	Francine Landre  France	52.86
800 m	Diane Modahl  Great Britain	2:02.81	Patricia Djaté  France	2:02.95	Yelena Zavadskaya  Ukraine	2:04.43
1500 m	Lyubov Kremlyova  Russia	4:05.97	Kelly Holmes  Great Britain	4:06.48	Violeta Beclea  Romania	4:09.26
3000 m	Lyudmila Borisova  Russia	8:52.21	Farida Fatès  France	8:53.40	Sonia McGeorge  Great Britain	8:55.47
10,000 m	Kathrin Wessel  Germany	32:26.85	Rosario Murcia  France	32:59.80	Rocío Ríos  Spain	33:22.18
100 m hurdles (Wind: -1.4 m/s)	Jacqui Agyepong  Great Britain	13.00	Yuliya Graudyn  Russia	13.07	Anne Piquereau  France	13.21
400 m hurdles	Sally Gunnell  Great Britain	54.62	Tatyana Tereshchuk  Ukraine	55.04	Tatyana Kurochkina  Belarus	56.02
4 × 100 m	Ukraine Irina Slyusar Viktoriya Fomenko Anzhela Kravchenko Zhanna Tarnopolskaya	43.38	Great Britain Stephanie Douglas Katharine Merry Simmone Jacobs Paula Thomas	43.46	Germany Bettina Zipp Silke Lichtenhagen Silke Knoll Melanie Paschke	44.24
4 × 400 m	Great Britain Melanie Neef Tracy Goddard Phylis Smith Sally Gunnell	3:27.33	Germany Jana Schönenberger Uta Rohländer Angelika Haggenmüller Heike Meissner	3:27.78	Russia Yelena Golesheva Vera Sychugova Yelena Andreyeva Svetlana Goncharenko	3:28.85
High jump	Tatyana Shevchik  Belarus	1.94	Monica Iagar  Romania	1.91	Yelena Gulyayeva  Russia	1.88
Long jump	Heike Drechsler  Germany	6.99	Olga Rublyova  Russia	6.65	Larisa Kuchinskaya  Belarus	6.54
Triple jump	Helga Radtke  Germany	13.90	Rodica Petrescu  Romania	13.83	Concepción Paredes  Spain	13.81
Shot put	Astrid Kumbernuss  Germany	19.63	Valentina Fedyushina  Ukraine	19.30	Larisa Peleshenko  Russia	18.86
Discus throw	Ilke Wyludda  Germany	68.36	Olga Nikishina  Ukraine	63.48	Ellina Zvereva  Belarus	62.92
Javelin throw	Natalya Shikolenko  Belarus	69.00	Karen Forkel  Germany	65.58	Felicia Tilea  Romania	63.88
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

First League was held on 11 and 12 June in Valencia, Spain^[2] Thanks to the expansion of the First League to two Groups from the next edition, no teams needed to be relegated.

Men Pos. Nation Points 1  Spain 113 2  Poland 112.5 3  Belarus 102 4  Greece 95.5 5  Hungary 89 6  Czech Republic 83 7  Bulgaria 71 8  Denmark 52

Women Pos. Nation Points 1  Poland 106 2  Italy 94 3  Portugal 81 4  Czech Republic 80 5  Finland 72 6  Switzerland 68 7  Lithuania 64 8  Austria 43

The Second League was held on 12 and 13 June^[2]

Group 1 Held in Dublin, Ireland Pos. Nation Points 1  Belgium 102 2  Netherlands 97 3  Portugal 95 4  Ireland 90 5  Lithuania 77 6  Iceland 63 7 AASSE 35

Group 2 Held in Istanbul, Turkey Pos. Nation Points 1  Norway 107 2  Switzerland 100 3  Slovakia 89 4  Cyprus 72 5  Israel 70 6  Croatia 68 7  Turkey 54

Group 3 Held in Ljubljana, Slovenia Pos. Nation Points 1  Finland 127 2  Latvia 96 3  Slovenia 90.5 4  Austria 89.5 5  Estonia 67 6  Moldova 56 7  Albania 30

Group 1 Held in Dublin, Ireland Pos. Nation Points 1  Netherlands 99 2  Belgium 88 3  Greece 76 4  Denmark 74 5  Ireland 62 6  Iceland 55 7 AASSE 22

Group 2 Held in Istanbul, Turkey Pos. Nation Points 1  Bulgaria 106 2  Norway 97 3  Turkey 74 4  Slovakia 65 5  Croatia 49 6  Cyprus 48 7  Israel 36

Group 3 Held in Ljubljana, Slovenia Pos. Nation Points 1  Sweden 97 2  Hungary 95 3  Slovenia 78 4  Latvia 62 5  Estonia 58 6  Moldova 53 7  Albania 27

• European Cup results (Men) from GBR Athletics
• European Cup results (Women) from GBR Athletics