Spain at the European Athletics Indoor Championships 2025

The Spanish team travels to the Netherlands with 36 athletes and the goal of excelling at the European Athletics Indoor Championships 2025 in Apeldoorn.

The Spanish national athletics team will travel to the Netherlands on March 6 to compete in the European Indoor Athletics Championships, held in Apeldoorn until March 9. Spain will be represented by 36 athletes: 17 men and 19 women, who will participate in various disciplines over the four days of the event. Notable athletes include Ana Peleteiro in the triple jump and Mohamed Attaoui in the 1,500 meters.

The championships will kick off on Thursday, March 6, with qualifying rounds in the high jump, triple jump, pole vault, and long jump, along with heats for the 1,500 meters and 60 meters hurdles. The day will conclude with the final of the 4x400-meter relay.

On Friday, March 7, the heptathlon will begin with its first events, alongside qualifiers for the high jump, long jump, and triple jump, as well as heats for the 800 and 400 meters. In the afternoon, finals will take place for the women’s triple jump, men’s long jump, 1,500 meters, 60 meters hurdles, and the semifinals for the 400 meters.

Saturday, March 8, will see the continuation of the heptathlon, with heats for the men’s 3,000 meters and 60 meters, along with women’s shot put qualifications. The afternoon session will feature finals for the men’s triple jump, women’s pole vault, men’s high jump, women’s long jump, women’s 400 meters, and men’s 60 meters, as well as the semifinals for the 800 meters.

Finally, on Sunday, March 9, the women’s pentathlon will compete in its five events, while heats for the women’s 60 meters and men’s shot put qualifications will take place. The afternoon will include finals for both men’s and women’s shot put, as well as the 800 and 3,000 meters in both categories, the women’s high jump, women’s 60 meters, and the 4x400 meter relay. The championship will conclude with the men’s pole vault final, wrapping up four days of intense competition in Apeldoorn.

Spain approaches this championship with the goal of solidifying its position among the elite of European athletics and preparing its athletes for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. With a competitive team and standout figures like Ana Peleteiro and Mohamed Attaoui, the national team aims to make a significant impact in Apeldoorn and showcase its potential on the international stage.