Belgium at the European Athletics Championships

Belgium at the; European Athletics Championships
IAAF code	BEL
Medals; Ranked 20th	Gold 9 Silver 11 Bronze 10 Total 30
European Athletics Championships appearances (overview)
	1934; 1938; 1946; 1950; 1954; 1958; 1962; 1966; 1969; 1971; 1974; 1978; 1982; 1986; 1990; 1994; 1998; 2002; 2006; 2010; 2012; 2014; 2016; 2018;

These are the results of the Belgian athletes at the European Athletics Championships.

List of medalists

Kevin Borlée

Outdoor

Men

Medal	Athlete	Championship	Discipline
Silver	Joseph Mostert	1938 Paris	1,500 m
Silver	Hippolyte Braekman	1946 Oslo	110 m hurdles
Bronze	Gaston Reiff	1950 Brussels	5,000 m
Silver	Lucien De Muynck	1954 Bern	800 m
Gold	Gaston Roelants	1962 Belgrade	3,000 m steeplechase
Silver	Aurèle Vandendriessche	1962 Belgrade	Marathon
Silver	Gaston Roelants	1966 Budapest	3,000 m steeplechase
Silver	Aurèle Vandendriessche	1966 Budapest	Marathon
Silver	Gaston Roelants	1969 Athens	Marathon
Gold	Karel Lismont	1971 Helsinki	Marathon
Bronze	Gaston Roelants	1974 Rome	Marathon
Bronze	Karel Lismont	1978 Prague	Marathon
Silver	Armand Parmentier	1982 Athens	Marathon
Bronze	Karel Lismont	1982 Athens	Marathon
Silver	Vincent Rousseau	1994 Helsinki	10,000 m
Bronze	Patrick Stevens	1994 Helsinki	200 m
Bronze	William Van Dijck	1994 Helsinki	3,000 m steeplechase
Gold	Kevin Borlée	2010 Barcelona	400 m
Bronze	Jonathan Borlée (only final) Kevin Borlée Arnaud Destatte (only final) Nils Duerinck (only heat) Antoine Gillet (only heat) Cédric Van Branteghem	2010 Barcelona	4 × 400 m relay

Women

Medal	Athlete	Championship	Discipline
Silver	Kim Gevaert	2002 Munich	100 m
Silver	Kim Gevaert	2002 Munich	200 m
Gold	Kim Gevaert	2006 Gothenburg	100 m
Gold	Kim Gevaert	2006 Gothenburg	200 m
Gold	Tia Hellebaut	2006 Gothenburg	High jump
Bronze	Svetlana Bolshakova	2010 Barcelona	Triple jump

Indoor

Men

Medal	Athlete	Championship	Discipline
Bronze	Belgium	1966 Dortmund	Medley relay
Gold	Edgard Salvé	1969 Belgrade	1,500 m
Gold	Emiel Puttemans	1973 Rotterdam	3,000 m
Silver	Herman Mignon	1973 Rotterdam	1,500 m
Silver	Willy Polleunis	1973 Rotterdam	3,000 m
Gold	Fons Brijdenbach	1974 Gothenburg	400 m
Gold	Emiel Puttemans	1974 Gothenburg	3,000 m
Silver	Paul Thijs	1974 Gothenburg	3,000 m
Silver	Ivo Van Damme	1975 Katowice	800 m
Gold	Ivo Van Damme	1976 Munich	800 m
Bronze	Bruno Brokken	1976 Munich	High jump
Gold	Fons Brijdenbach	1977 San Sebastián	400 m
Silver	Ronald Desruelles	1978 Milan	Long jump
Silver	Emiel Puttemans	1978 Milan	3,000 m
Silver	Jacques Borlée	1983 Budapest	200 m
Bronze	Ronald Desruelles	1984 Gothenburg	60 m
Gold	Bob Verbeeck	1985 Athens	3,000 m
Bronze	Ronald Desruelles	1985 Athens	60 m
Gold	Ronald Desruelles	1986 Madrid	60 m
Bronze	Eddy Annys	1986 Madrid	High jump
Gold	Erik Wijmeersch	1996 Stockholm	200 m
Silver	Christophe Impens	1996 Stockholm	3,000 m
Bronze	Jonathan Nsenga	1996 Stockholm	60 m hurdles
Silver	Patrick Stevens	2000 Ghent	200 m

Women

Medal	Athlete	Championship	Discipline
Silver	Anne-Marie Van Nuffel	1980 Sindelfingen	800 m
Bronze	Sandra Stals	2000 Ghent	800 m
Gold	Kim Gevaert	2002 Vienna	60 m
Gold	Kim Gevaert	2005 Madrid	60 m
Gold	Kim Gevaert	2007 Birmingham	60 m
Gold	Tia Hellebaut	2007 Birmingham	High jump
Gold	Eline Berings	2009 Turin	60 m hurdles

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