4 x 400 metres relay at European Championships

The 4x400 metres relay has been included in European Athletics Championships since 1934 in Turin for men and since 1969 in Athens for women. There are 14 countries that have won medals with Great Britain being the most successful country (counting west- and east Germany as different countris) with 9 gold and a total of 19 medals.

Men

List of medalists

Championship Gold Silver Bronze
Kingdom of Italy 1934 TurinGermany GermanyFrance FranceSweden Sweden
France 1938 ParisGermany GermanyUnited Kingdom Great BritainSweden Sweden
Norway 1946 OsloFrance FranceUnited Kingdom Great BritainSweden Sweden
Belgium 1950 BrusselsUnited Kingdom Great BritainItaly ItalySweden Sweden
Switzerland 1954 BernFrance FranceGermany West GermanyFinland Finland
Sweden 1958 StockholmUnited Kingdom Great BritainGermany West Germany Sweden Sweden
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1962 BelgradeGermany West GermanyUnited Kingdom Great BritainSwitzerland Switzerland
Hungary 1966 BudapestPoland PolandGermany West GermanyEast Germany East Germany
Greece 1969 AthensFrance FranceSoviet Union Soviet UnionGermany West Germany
Finland 1971 HelsinkiGermany West GermanyPoland PolandItaly Italy
Italy 1974 RomeUnited Kingdom Great BritainGermany West GermanyFinland Finland
Czech Republic 1978 PragueGermany West GermanyPoland PolandCzech Republic Czechoslovakia
Greece 1982 AthensGermany West GermanyUnited Kingdom Great BritainSoviet Union Soviet Union
Germany 1986 StuttgartUnited Kingdom Great BritainGermany West GermanySoviet Union Soviet Union
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1990 SplitUnited Kingdom Great BritainGermany West GermanyEast Germany East Germany
Finland 1994 HelsinkiUnited Kingdom Great BritainFrance FranceRussia Russia
Hungary 1998 BudapestUnited Kingdom Great BritainPoland PolandSpain Spain
Germany 2002 MunichUnited Kingdom Great BritainRussia RussiaFrance France
Sweden 2006 GothenburgFrance FranceUnited Kingdom Great BritainPoland Poland
Spain 2010 BarcelonaRussia RussiaUnited Kingdom Great BritainBelgium Belgium
Finland 2012 HelsinkiBelgium BelgiumUnited Kingdom Great BritainGermany Germany
Switzerland 2014 ZurichUnited Kingdom Great BritainRussia RussiaPoland Poland
Netherlands 2016 AmsterdamBelgium BelgiumPoland PolandUnited Kingdom Great Britain

Medal table

Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1United Kingdom Great Britain97117
2Germany Germany*66214
3France France4217
4Belgium Belgium2-13
5Poland Poland1427
6Russia Russia**1337
7Italy Italy-112
8Sweden Sweden--55
9East Germany East Germany
Finland Finland
--22
11Czech Republic Czechoslovakia
Switzerland Switzerland
--11

*Germany's medals includes results by West Germany
**Russia's medals includes results by the Soviet Union

Women

List of medalists

Championship Gold Silver Bronze
Greece 1969 AthensUnited Kingdom Great BritainFrance FranceGermany West Germany
Finland 1971 HelsinkiEast Germany East GermanyGermany West GermanySoviet Union Soviet Union
Italy 1974 RomeEast Germany East GermanyFinland FinlandSoviet Union Soviet Union
Czech Republic 1978 PragueEast Germany East GermanySoviet Union Soviet UnionPoland Poland
Greece 1982 AthensEast Germany East GermanyCzech Republic CzechoslovakiaSoviet Union Soviet Union
Germany 1986 StuttgartEast Germany East GermanyGermany West GermanyPoland Poland
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1990 SplitEast Germany East GermanySoviet Union Soviet UnionUnited Kingdom Great Britain
Finland 1994 HelsinkiFrance FranceRussia RussiaGermany Germany
Hungary 1998 BudapestGermany GermanyRussia RussiaUnited Kingdom Great Britain
Germany 2002 MunichGermany GermanyRussia RussiaPoland Poland
Sweden 2006 GothenburgRussia RussiaBelarus BelarusPoland Poland
Spain 2010 BarcelonaRussia RussiaGermany GermanyUnited Kingdom Great Britain
Finland 2012 HelsinkiUkraine UkraineFrance FranceCzech Republic Czech Republic
Switzerland 2014 ZurichFrance FranceUkraine UkraineUnited Kingdom Great Britain
Netherlands 2016 AmsterdamUnited Kingdom Great BritainFrance FranceItaly Italy

Medal table

Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1East Germany East Germany6--6
2Russia Russia*25310
3Germany Germany**2327
4France France23-5
5United Kingdom Great Britain2-46
6Ukraine Ukraine11-2
7Czech Republic Czech Republic***-112
8Finland Finland
Belarus Belarus
-1-1
10Poland Poland--44
11Italy Italy--11

*Russia's medals include results by the Soviet Union
**Germany's medals include results by West Germany
***Medals of the Czech republic include results by Czechoslovakia

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