2013 European Athletics Junior Championships – Men's 100 metres

The men's 100 metres at the 2013 European Athletics Junior Championships was held in Rieti on 18 and 19 July.

Medalists

Gold
Silver
Bronze

Records

Prior to the competition, the existing world junior and championship records were as follows.

World Junior Record	Darrel Brown (TRI)	10.01	Paris, France	24 August 2003
	Jeff Demps (USA)		Eugene, United States	28 June 2008
	Yoshihide Kiryu (JPN)		Hiroshima, Japan	29 April 2013
Championship Record	Christophe Lemaitre (FRA)	10.04	Novi Sad, Serbia	24 July 2009
European Junior Record	Christophe Lemaitre (FRA)	10.04	Novi Sad, Serbia	24 July 2009
World Junior Leading	Yoshihide Kiryu (JPN)	10.01	Hiroshima, Japan	29 April 2013
European Junior Leading	Denis Dimitrov (BUL)	10.16	Pravets, Bulgaria	15 June 2013

Schedule

Date	Time	Round
18 July 2013	11:46	Heats
18 July 2013	16:45	Semifinals
19 July 2013	17:15	Final

Results

Heats

Qualification: First 3 in each heat (Q) and 6 best performers (q) advance to the semifinals.[1]

Wind:
Heat 1: +0.4 m/s, Heat 2: −0.5 m/s, Heat 3: +0.6 m/s, Heat 4: +1.1 m/s, Heat 5: +0.5 m/s, Heat 3: +1.6 m/s

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	React	Time	Notes
1	5	Chijindu Ujah	Great Britain	0.151	10.32	Q, SB
2	6	Zdenek Stromsík	Czech Republic	0.180	10.38	Q
3	3	Erik Hagberg	Sweden	0.185	10.42	Q, NJR
4	4	Robert Polkowski	Germany	0.150	10.44	Q
5	1	Denis Dimitrov	Bulgaria	0.160	10.49	Q
6	4	Marvin Rene	France	0.163	10.50	Q, PB
7	3	Marek Bakalár	Czech Republic	0.151	10.51	Q
8	6	Josh Cox	United Kingdom	0.201	10.54	Q, PB
9	2	Jonathan Ortiz	Spain	0.177	10.55	Q
9	2	Giacomo Isolano	Italy	0.158	10.55	Q, PB
11	1	Zvonimir Ivaskovic	Croatia	0.172	10.57	Q, PB
12	4	Viljami Kaasalainen	Finland	0.166	10.59	Q, PB
12	5	Ioan Pitigoi	Romania	0.175	10.59	Q, PB
12	6	Markus Skyttä	Finland	0.157	10.59	Q, PB
15	5	Luca Antonio Cassano	Italy	0.207	10.60	Q
16	6	Silvan Wicki	Switzerland	0.152	10.61	q
17	2	Sebastian Schürmann	Germany	0.166	10.62	Q
17	3	Carlos Nascimento	Portugal	0.141	10.62	q, SB
17	4	Lorenzo Bilotti	Italy	0.145	10.62	q, PB
20	6	Jonas Tapani Halonen	Norway	0.177	10.64	q, PB
21	1	Yanier Bello	Switzerland	0.176	10.66	Q
21	2	Roy Ejiakuekwu	Great Britain	0.185	10.66	Q
23	6	Luka Sakota	Croatia	0.165	10.67	q
24	5	Sylvain Chuard	Switzerland	0.156	10.71	q
25	1	Roman Kravtsov	Ukraine	0.170	10.72	PB
25	4	Riste Pandev	Macedonia	0.174	10.72
27	1	Rait Veesalu	Estonia	0.151	10.73
27	5	Stuart Dutamby	France	0.184	10.73
29	3	Hubert Kalandyk	Poland	0.178	10.74
30	1	Marcel Kadlec	Czech Republic	0.178	10.76
30	2	Jacek Kabacinski	Poland	0.164	10.76
30	6	Bastian Heber	Germany	0.186	10.76
33	3	Morten Dalgaard Madsen	Denmark	0.138	10.77
34	2	Otto Ahlfors	Finland	0.186	10.78
35	4	Reinis Kreipans	Latvia	0.167	10.81	PB
36	4	Oleh Polovytsya	Ukraine	0.160	10.82
37	5	Luka Zontar	Slovenia	0.138	10.84
38	5	Volodymyr Suprun	Ukraine	0.156	10.89
39	1	Xavier Mendes	Portugal	0.149	10.90
39	2	Alexandru Terpezan	Romania	0.174	10.90
41	3	Francesco Molinari	San Marino	0.135	11.16	NJR
42	2	Luke Bezzina	Malta	0.152	11.18
43	3	Giorgi Azarashvili	Georgia	0.135	11.32	PB

Semifinals

Qualification: First 2 in each heat (Q) and 2 best performers (q) advance to the final.

Heat	Name	Nationality
1	Luka Sakota	Croatia
1	Lorenzo Bilotti	Italy
1	Denis Dimitrov	Bulgaria
1	Ioan Pitigoi	Romania
1	Zdenek Stromsík	Czech Republic
1	Marvin Rene	France
1	Roy Ejiakuekwu	Great Britain
1	Bello Yanier	Switzerland
2	Silvan Wicki	Switzerland
2	Jonas Tapani Halonen	Norway
2	Marek Bakalár	Czech Republic
2	Jonathan Ortiz	Spain
2	Chijindu Ujah	Great Britain
2	Sebastian Schürmann	Germany
2	Viljami Kaasalainen	Finland
2	Giacomo Isolano	Italy
3	Carlos Nascimento	Portugal
3	Sylvain Chuard	Switzerland
3	Robert Polkowski	Germany
3	Erik Hagberg	Sweden
3	Zvonimir Ivaskovic	Croatia
3	Carl West	Great Britain
3	Luca Antonio Cassano	Italy
3	Markus Skyttä	Finland

Final

Wind:

References

Heats results

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[1] Heats results