Schedules and where the Under-23 European Championship of 2025 will be watched in Bergen (Norway) on TV (Norway)

From this Thursday, July 17 to Sunday, July 20 (included), This European Sub-23 Athletics Championship of 2025 took place in Bergen (Norway). A contest where Spain contributed 65 athletesWith at least three of them with options to get a medal in their disciplines.

A competition that serves See the trajectory of the great promises of European athleticsthat even some of them are preparing to participate in Tokyo World Cup 2025 Next September. Yes indeed, indeed, The negative part is this weekend also celebrated on Saturday the Madrid meeting and the London Diamond Leagueso by saovering the same events, Spain athletes need to choose where they prefer to compete.

U-23 2025 European Championship in Bergen

Spanish options and where can be seen for TV

Spain, in principle, the lands in the town of Beren’s Norwegian Norwegian with fewer medal options than the last two occasions that this championship was held. In the last two editions, the Spanish team exceeded the dozen podiums. A hard work to repeat this yearIn spite of being The second call for this broader competition in the history of Spanish athletics.

Serious medal options for this contest Almost all of them concentrated on weekend trials, With three women as opponents, who came as European leaders in the year in their disciplines: María Forero At 5,000m, Marta Serrano To 3,000m barriers and Evelyn Yankey In length.

They will also have options to go to the podium, though as follows, the following Spanish athletes: In march trials, the Sprinter Abel Jordán either Jaime Sanchothe jumpers David González, Juan Luis Bravo and Pablo DelgadoThe pitcher Marcos Moreno and the members of the relay. Competition can be followed On the TedePorta TV ChannelAnd when it doesn’t connect, By the RTVE PLAY application. Besides, There will be channels with individual signals of each Eurovision Sport test.

European Sub-23 2025 Trials Tests

The competition scheme and the schedules of various trials for the European Sub-23 in Bergen (Norway) 2025 will follow:

Test Schedules

Sub-23 European Championship this 2025

Thursday, July 17
9: 55h – disc m – classification – Marcos Moreno
10h – 100m – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
10: 30h – Weight F – Classification – Inés López
10: 35h – 400m. Vallas F – 1st Ronda – Laura Aguilera
11h – Length M – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
11: 15h – 400m. M – 1st Round Victor – Víctor Blanco
11: 55h – 100m F – 1st Round – Elena Guiu
12: 15h – Pértiga M – Review – Juanlu Bravo, Ander Martínez de Rituerto, Martí Serra
12: 30h – 100m M – 1st Round – Abel Jordán, Marc Escandell
12: 45h – Hammer F – Classification
13: 15h – 400m M – Gerson Pozo, Marnel Fernández, David García Zurita
13: 15h – Weight M – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
13: 55h – 400m F – 1st Round – Ana Prieto, Berta Segura
16: 05h – Triple Jump F – Classification
16: 15h – Javelina F – Classification – Paula Rodríguez
16: 30h – height – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
16: 40h – 100m. Vallas F – 1st Ronda – Lerato Pagés, Paula Blanquer
17: 20h – 110m. Vallas M – 1st Ronda – Abel Jordán, Gonzalo Sabín
17: 50h – Length M – Review – Lucas Delgado, Jan Díez
18h – 800m F – 1st Round – Andrea Rodríguez
18: 35h – 1,500mm – 1st round – Martín Segurola
18: 55h – Javelin M – Review
19h – 10,000m m – Final – Eric Loré, Jaime Migallón, Mario Monreal
19: 15h – Height F – Classification – Celia Rifaterra
19: 20h – Weight F – Final – Inés López
19: 55h – 400m m – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
20: 30h – 100m F – Semifinals – Elena Guiu
20: 50h – 100m m – Semifinals – Abel Jordán, Marc Escandell

Friday, July 18
9: 30h – 110m. Vallas – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
9: 35h – Pértiga F – Clara Fernández
10: 20h – Disc – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
10: 50h – 200m m – 1st Ronda – Jaime Sancho
11: 30h – 200m F – 1st Round – Ivana Peralta
12: 10h – 3,000m barriers F – 1st Round – Marta Serrano
12: 15h – Magniga M – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
13h – 1,500m F – 1st Round – Mireya Arnedillo, Rocío Garrido
13: 30h – 800m M – 1st Round – Ronaldo Olivo, David Cartiel, Rocío Arroyo
13: 30h – Javelin M – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
15: 55h – Triple Jump F – Final
16h – 100m. Vallas F – Semifinal – Lerato Pagés
16: 25h – 110m. M -Semifinal Fences – Abel Jordán, Gonzalo Sabín
17h – 400m. Vallas F – Semifinal – Laura Aguilera
17: 25h – 400m m – Semifinal – Víctor Blanco
17: 30h – Max Height – Classification – David González
17: 50h – Hammer F – Finishing
17: 53H – 400m m – Semifinal – Gerson Pozo, Marnel Fernández, David García Zurita
18: 15h – 400m F – Semifinal – Ana Prieto, Berta Segura
18: 35h – 100m F – Final – Elena Guiu
18: 50h – 100m m – Final – Abel Jordán, Marc Escandell
19: 05h – 1,500m m – Decathlon – Pol Ferrer
19: 25h – Long length – final – Lucas Delgado, Jan Díaz
19: 25h – 100m. VALLAS F – FINAL – Lerato Pagés
19: 50h – disco m – final – Marcos Moreno
20h – 110m. Vallas M – Final – Abel Jordán, Marc Escandell
20: 20h – 10,000m F – Final – Griselda Serret, Lucía Redondo, Eva Rico

Saturday, July 19
9h – Hammer M – Classification
9: 50h – weight m – classification
10: 05h – 100m. VALLAS F – Heptatlón – Sofía Cosculluela
10: 40h – 200m m – Semifinal – Jaime Sancho
11h – 200m F – Semifinal – Ivana Peralta
11: 20h – Height F – Heptatlón – Sofía Coscullala
11: 30h – Length F – Classification – Evelyn Yankey
11: 35h – 10,000m. March F – Final – Griselda Serret, Lucía Redondo, Eva Rico
12: 10h – 3,000m barriers
13: 05h – Triple Jump M – Classification – Pablo Delgado
17: 05H – Javelin M – Finishing
17: 10h – Height F – Final – Celia Rifaterra
17: 15h – 400m. Vallas M – Final – Víctor Blanco
17: 25h – Weight F – Heptathlon – Sofía Cosculluela
17: 30h – 400m. Vallas F – Final – Laura Aguilera
17: 45h – 1,500mm – final – Martín Segurola
18h – 400m F – Final – Ana Prieto, Berta Segura
18: 15h – 400m M – Final – Gerson Pozo, Marnel Fernández, David García Zurita
18: 30h – 5,000m m – Final – Jaime Migallón, UNAI Naranjo, Aleix Vives
18: 55h – Javelina F – Final – Paula Rodríguez
19: 20h – 3,000m Barriers F – Final – Marta Serrano
19: 40h – 800m F – Final – Andrea Rodríguez
19: 50h – weight m – final –
19: 55h – 200m F – Heptatlón – Sofía Cosculluela
20: 40h – 200m m – Final – Jaime Sancho
21h – 200m F – Final – Ivana Peralta

Sunday July 20
10h – Length F – Heptathlon – Sofía Cosculluela
10: 05h – 4x400m F – 1st Round – Spain
10: 30h – 4x400m m – 1st Round – Spain
10: 40h – Pértiga F – Final
11: 10h – 10,000m March M – Final – Pablo Rodríguez, óscar Martínez, Pedro Callado
11: 20h – Javelina F – Heptathlon – Sofía Coscullala
11: 30h – Triple Jump M – Final – Pablo Delgado
12: 20h – 4x400m F – 1st Round – Spain
12: 40h – 4x100m m – 1st Round – Spain
13: 05H – 3,000m barriers
15: 35h – Hammer M – Finishing
16: 15h- 1,500m F – Final – Mireya Arnedillo, Rocío Garrido
16: 25h – Height M – Final – David González
16: 35h – 5,000m F – Final – María Forero
17h – 800m m – Final – Ronaldo Olivo, David Cartiel, Rocío Arroyo
17: 15h – Long length – end – Evelyn Yankey
17: 25h – 4x100m F – Final – Spain
17: 50h – 4x100m m – Final – Spain
18: 20h – disco F – Final – Inés López
18: 25h – 800m F – Heptatlón – Sofía Cosculluela
19: 15h – 4x400m F – Final – Spain
19: 40h – 4x400m m – Final – Spain

Therefore, therefore, From this Thursday from 9 amThe various tests of this competition occur. The realization of the most friendly -friendly trials for Spain is at the evening session on Saturday, July 19.