Entries, Startlists and daily results.

You can find all details on entry standards, final entries, start lists and results from Istanbul 2023 European Indoor Athletics Championships in attached files.

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Startlists & Results – Everything You Need from Istanbul 2023

If you’ve been following the 2023 European Athletics Indoor Championships, you already know this wasn’t just another competition. Istanbul delivered something special – world records, surprise winners, home heroes, and crowds that made the Ataköy Athletics Arena feel electric from the very first heat.

But behind every great championship, there’s a mountain of paperwork that most fans never think about. Entry standards, final entry lists, start lists, heat draws, results sheets – the kind of stuff that athletes, coaches, journalists and stats obsessives live and breathe. Here’s where to find all of it.

Entry Standards & Final Entries

Before a single gun fires, months of qualification happen behind the scenes. Athletes across Europe chase the entry standards set by European Athletics, fighting for their place on the start list at Istanbul 2023.

The final entry lists reflect who made it through that process – the best 400m runners, pole vaulters, triple jumpers and middle-distance stars the continent had to offer. Femke Bol was on the entry list. So was Armand Duplantis. So were dozens of other athletes who went on to write history in Istanbul.

Start Lists – Who Ran in Which Heat and When

Start lists are where the anticipation really builds. You scan the lanes, check who’s been drawn alongside whom, and start doing the mental calculations.

At Istanbul 2023, those calculations got complicated fast. Karsten Warholm found himself battling through the semi-finals, Jakob Ingebrigtsen lined up for a bold double in the 1500m and 3000m, and Nafi Thiam entered the pentathlonchasing her third consecutive European indoor title.

Start lists for all events – from the 60m heats to the field event qualifying rounds – are available in the attached files below.

Daily Results – What Actually Happened

Results tell the story after the dust settles. And at Istanbul 2023, the results pages were unlike anything we’d seen at a European indoor championship before.

Nafi Thiam broke the world record in the pentathlon. Femke Bol clocked an almost incomprehensible 49.26 in the 400m – a run that science is still trying to fully explain. Duplantis cleared a new world record height in the pole vault. Miltiadis Tentoglou made history in the long jump.

And then there were the surprises. Samuele Ceccarelli in the men’s 60m. Reetta Hurske’s historic gold. Dina Asher-Smith’s astonishing run. Moments that weren’t in the script but ended up being the ones people remember most.

Daily results from all three competition days are included in the attached files.

Official Photograph Service

Every medal, every record, every moment of pure athletic emotion – the official LOC photograph service captured it all. Whether it was the opening ceremony, the tension of the finals, or the joy on Tugba Danismaz’s face after winning gold in front of a home crowd, the photographers were there.

Official images from the championship are available through the LOC photograph service. These are the real thing – high-resolution, properly accredited, and covering every discipline from the first heat to the last victory ceremony at the Ataköy Athletics Arena.

Download All Documents

All official championship documents are attached to this page:

Entry Standards – the qualifying marks athletes needed to reach Istanbul
Final Entries – the confirmed athlete lists per event
Start Lists – heat draws and lane assignments for all events
Daily Results – complete results from Day 1 (Friday), Day 2 (Saturday), and Day 3 (Sunday)

These documents are the definitive record of what happened at Istanbul 2023. Whether you’re a coach reviewing your athlete’s performance, a journalist writing up a feature, or just a fan who wants to relive the weekend – it’s all in there.

Istanbul 2023 wasn’t just a championships. It was one of those events where you felt, watching it unfold, that you were witnessing something that would still be talked about years later. The Ataköy legacy is real. And the numbers in those results files prove it.