The men's 400 metres at the 2015 European Athletics U23 Championships was one of the track events contested during the competition held in Tallinn, Estonia, from 9 to 12 July 2015. The championships took place at the Kadriorg Stadium, a venue equipped with a standard 400‑metre synthetic track.
Event Format
- Rounds: The competition consisted of an initial round of heats, followed by semifinals and a final.
- Qualification: Athletes advanced from the heats to the semifinals based on placing and time criteria, and the top finishers from the semifinals qualified for the final.
- Schedule: All rounds of the 400 m were scheduled within the four‑day championship programme, with the final typically held on the last day of competition.
Participation
- Athletes: A range of under‑23 athletes representing European member federations entered the event. The exact number of competitors and participating nations is documented in the official championship start lists.
- National Representation: Each nation could enter a limited number of athletes, adhering to the European Athletics U23 eligibility rules (athletes must be under 23 years of age on 31 December of the competition year).
Results Overview
- Final: The final determined the medalists—gold, silver, and bronze. Official results, including finishing times and wind conditions (if applicable), are recorded in the European Athletics competition archives.
- Medalists: The gold, silver, and bronze medal winners are listed in the championship’s official results documentation. (Specific athlete names and nationalities are available in the referenced result PDFs published by European Athletics.)
References
- European Athletics (2015). Official Results – 2015 European Athletics U23 Championships (PDF). Retrieved from the European Athletics website.
- Kadriorg Stadium – Venue information and specifications.
Note: Detailed athlete names, exact times, and lane assignments are recorded in the official result sheets. For precise data, consult the European Athletics results archive for the 2015 U23 Championships.
