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were represented by 74 athletes at the

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held in

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. Just five days before the start of the Championships, it was announced that

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runner Falk Cierpinski had to pull out due to injury.

Participants

Results

Men

;Track and road events ;Field events

Women

;Track and road events ;Field events

Medal count

References

{{2010 European Athletics Championships participating nations

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