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European Athletics Championships to Have £3m Record Prize Fund in 2028

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The European Athletics Championships will have a total record prize fund worth £3m when it takes place in Poland in 2028.

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The 2028 European Athletics Championships in Silesia, Poland will have the largest prize fund in the competition's history worth €3.5 million.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The European Athletics Federation has significantly increased the prize money for the upcoming European Outdoor Championships. A record amount of 3.5 million euros is available for the athletes at the title competition in 2028 in the Polish city of Chorzów. That is 3 million more than at the previous two European Championships.

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For the first time in its history, the European Athletics Federation will give money to the top eight finishers in each event at its flagship event. European Athletics has made a significant change to the European Athletics Championships, announcing the creation of prize money totaling 3.5 million euros for the 2028 event in Silesia, Poland. Read more here Read more at iefimerida.gr For the first time in its history, the European Athletics Fede…

The 2028 European Athletics Championships in Chorzów, Poland, will have a record prize fund of 3.5 million euros, the European Athletics Federation (EAF) has announced. The cash prizes will be awarded to the top eight finishers in all 50 events, a first. The statement said the revised system for 2028 ensures equal treatment […] The post Record amount for the best European athletes: Tens of thousands of euros for medals first appeared on Jabuka.t…

The 2028 European Athletics Championships in Chorzów, Poland, will have a record prize fund of 3.5 million euros, the European Athletics Federation has announced.

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