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1973 European Athletics Indoor Championships – Men's 60 metres

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The men's 60 metres event at the 1973 European Athletics Indoor Championships was held on 10 March in Rotterdam.[1][2]

Medalists

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Gold Silver Bronze
Zenon Nowosz
 Poland
Manfred Kokot
 East Germany
Raimo Vilén
 Finland

Results

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Heats

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First 3 from each heat (Q) qualified directly for the semifinals.

Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes
1 1 Zenon Nowosz  Poland 6.68 Q
2 5 Manfred Kokot  East Germany 6.72 Q
3 2 Brian Green  Great Britain 6.73 Q
4 3 Juris Silovs  Soviet Union 6.76 Q
5 2 Boris Izmestyev  Soviet Union 6.77 Q
5 5 Samuel Monsels  Netherlands 6.77 Q
7 4 Dorel Cristudor  Romania 6.78 Q
8 5 Vincenzo Guerini  Italy 6.80 Q
9 1 Raimo Vilén  Finland 6.81 Q
9 6 Luigi Benedetti  Italy 6.81 Q
9 6 Antti Rajamäki  Finland 6.81 Q
12 2 Mirolyub Stoychev  Bulgaria 6.82 Q
13 6 Hans-Joachim Zenk  East Germany 6.83 Q
14 2 Dominique Chauvelot  France 6.84
14 4 Manfred Schumann  West Germany 6.84 Q
14 4 Manuel Carballo  Spain 6.84 Q, NR
17 3 Hans-Georg Teisner  West Germany 6.85 Q
18 2 Rolf Lewandowski  West Germany 6.87
19 3 Michel Limousin  France 6.88 Q
19 3 Ryszard Tulkis  Poland 6.88
19 5 Marc Delaunoit  Belgium 6.88
22 5 Coen Jansen  Netherlands 6.90
23 1 Alain Sarteur  France 6.91 Q
23 4 Georg Regner  Austria 6.91 NR
23 5 Francisco García  Spain 6.91
26 6 Luis Sarría  Spain 6.92
27 4 Raymond Heerenveen  Netherlands 6.93
28 1 Krasimir Gutev  Bulgaria 6.96
28 5 Juraj Demeč  Czechoslovakia 6.96
30 6 Luděk Bohman  Czechoslovakia 6.97
31 3 Rolf Trulsson  Sweden 6.99
31 4 Thierry Boucquey  Belgium 6.99
33 3 Gernot Massing  Austria 7.06

Semifinals

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First 2 from each heat (Q) qualified directly for the final.

Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes
1 1 Zenon Nowosz  Poland 6.65 Q
2 2 Manfred Kokot  East Germany 6.66 Q
3 3 Brian Green  Great Britain 6.71 Q
4 3 Raimo Vilén  Finland 6.72 Q
5 1 Samuel Monsels  Netherlands 6.75 Q
5 2 Vincenzo Guerini  Italy 6.75 Q
7 1 Hans-Joachim Zenk  East Germany 6.77
8 1 Dorel Cristudor  Romania 6.78
8 2 Boris Izmestyev  Soviet Union 6.78
10 1 Mirolyub Stoychev  Bulgaria 6.79
10 2 Antti Rajamäki  Finland 6.79
10 3 Luigi Benedetti  Italy 6.79
13 3 Manuel Carballo  Spain 6.80 NR
14 3 Juris Silovs  Soviet Union 6.81
15 2 Michel Limousin  France 6.82
16 1 Alain Sarteur  France 6.84
17 2 Manfred Schumann  West Germany 6.87
18 3 Hans-Georg Teisner  West Germany 6.90

Final

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Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1st place, gold medalist(s) Zenon Nowosz  Poland 6.64
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Manfred Kokot  East Germany 6.66
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Raimo Vilén  Finland 6.71
4 Brian Green  Great Britain 6.74
5 Samuel Monsels  Netherlands 6.81
6 Vincenzo Guerini  Italy 6.84

References

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  1. ^ Results
  2. ^ Results (p. 447–448)