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The Men's 4 × 400 metres relay at the 2018 European Athletics Championships took place at the Olympic Stadium on 10 and 11 August.[ 1]
Records
Standing records prior to the 2018 European Athletics Championships
World record
United States Andrew Valmon , Quincy Watts Butch Reynolds , Michael Johnson
2:54.29
Stuttgart , Germany
22 August 1993
European record
Great Britain Iwan Thomas , Jamie Baulch Mark Richardson , Roger Black
2:56.60
Atlanta , United States
3 August 1996
Championship record
Great Britain Paul Sanders , Kriss Akabusi John Regis , Roger Black
2:58.22
Split , Yugoslavia
1 September 1990
World Leading
University of Southern California Ricky Morgan , Rai Benjamin Zachary Shinnick , Michael Norman
2:59.00
Eugene , United States
8 June 2018
European Leading
Italy Daniele Corsa , Michele Tricca Vladimir Aceti , Davide Re
3:02.11
Bern , Switzerland
16 June 2018
Broken records during the 2018 European Athletics Championships
European Leading
Great Britain Cameron Chalmers , Dwayne Cowan Rabah Yousif , Martyn Rooney
3:01.62
Berlin , Germany
10 August 2018
European Leading
Belgium Dylan Borlée , Jonathan Borlée Jonathan Sacoor , Kevin Borlée
2:59.47
Berlin, Germany
11 August 2018
Schedule
Date
Time
Round
10 August 2018
13:05
Round 1
11 August 2018
21:30
Final
Results
Round 1
First 3 in each heat (Q) and 2 best performers (q) advance to the Final.[ 2]
Rank
Heat
Nation
Athletes
Time
Notes
1
1
Great Britain
Cameron Chalmers , Dwayne Cowan , Rabah Yousif , Martyn Rooney
3:01.62
Q , EL
2
1
France
Mame-Ibra Anne , Mamadou Kassé Hanne , Teddy Atine , Thomas Jordier
3:01.67
Q , SB
3
1
Czech Republic
Patrik Šorm , Michal Desenský , Vít Müller , Pavel Maslák
3:02.52
Q , NR
4
2
Belgium
Julien Watrin , Robin Vanderbemden , Jonathan Sacoor , Dylan Borlée
3:02.55
Q
5
1
Poland
Dariusz Kowaluk , Rafał Omelko , Mateusz Rzeźniczak , Kajetan Duszyński
3:02.75
q
6
1
Germany
Marvin Schlegel , Torben Junker , Fabian Dammermann , Johannes Trefz
3:03.37
q
7
2
Italy
Edoardo Scotti , Michele Tricca , Vladimir Aceti , Davide Re
3:04.08
Q
8
2
Spain
Mark Ujakpor , Lucas Búa , Darwin Echeverry , Samuel García
3:04.62
Q , SB
9
2
Netherlands
Tony van Diepen , Liemarvin Bonevacia , Ramsey Angela , Nick Smidt
3:04.93
10
1
Ukraine
Oleksiy Pozdnyakov , Danylo Danylenko , Stanislav Senyk , Vitaliy Butrym
3:03.93
SB
11
2
Ireland
Christopher O'Donnell , Brandon Arrey , Leon Reid , Thomas Barr
3:06.55
SB
12
2
Croatia
Mateo Ružić , Hrvoje Čukman , Sven Cepuš , Mateo Kovačić
3:07.80
SB
13
2
Turkey
Abdullah Tütünci , Yavuz Can , Akin Özyürek , Batuhan Altıntaş
3:07.83
14
2
Romania
Cristian Radu , Cosmin Trofin , David-Iustin Nastase , Robert Parge
3:10.08
1
Sweden
Carl Bengtström , Erik Martinsson , Dennis Forsman , Joel Groth
DQ
170.20
1
Switzerland
Jonas Gehrig , Ricky Petrucciani , Joel Burgunder , Charles Devantay
DQ
163.3 (b)
Final
[ 3]
Rank
Lane
Nation
Athletes
Time
Notes
3
Belgium
Dylan Borlée , Jonathan Borlée , Jonathan Sacoor , Kevin Borlée
2:59.47
EL
5
Great Britain
Rabah Yousif , Dwayne Cowan , Matthew Hudson-Smith , Martyn Rooney
3:00.36
SB
7
Spain
Óscar Husillos , Lucas Búa , Samuel García , Bruno Hortelano
3:00.78
SB
4
6
France
Ludvy Vaillant , Mamadou Kassé Hanne , Teddy Atine , Thomas Jordier
3:02.08
5
2
Poland
Karol Zalewski , Rafał Omelko , Łukasz Krawczuk , Kajetan Duszyński
3:02.27
6
4
Italy
Edoardo Scotti , Michele Tricca , Davide Re , Matteo Galvan
3:02.34
7
8
Czech Republic
Jan Tesař , Pavel Maslák , Patrik Šorm , Filip Šnejdr
3:03.00
8
1
Germany
Patrick Schneider , Torben Junker , Fabian Dammermann , Johannes Trefz
3:04.69
Belgium finishing first in the final
References
Men Women Mixed
1934
1938
1946
1950
1954
1958
1962
1966
1969
1971
1974
1978
1982
1986
1990
1994
1998
2002
2006
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2022
2024
1934 : Germany (Hamann , Scheele , Voigt , Metzner )
1938 : Germany (Blazejezak , Bues , Linnhoff , Harbig )
1946 : France (Santona , Cros , Chef d'Hôtel , Lunis )
1950 : Great Britain (Pike , Lewis , Scott , Pugh )
1954 : France (Haarhoff , Degats , Martin-du-Gard , Goudeau )
1958 : Great Britain (Sampson , MacIsaac , Wrighton , Salisbury )
1962 : West Germany (Kindermann , Schmitt , Reske , Kinder )
1966 : Poland (Werner , Borowski , Grędziński , Badeński )
1969 : France (Bertould , Nicolau , Carette , Nallet )
1971 : West Germany (Schlöske , Jordan , Jellinghaus , Köhler )
1974 : Great Britain (Cohen , Hartley , Pascoe , Jenkins )
1978 : West Germany (Weppler , Hofmeister , Herrmann , Schmid )
1982 : West Germany (Skamrahl , Schmid , Giessing , Weber )
1986 : Great Britain (Redmond , Akabusi , Whittle , Black )
1990 : Great Britain (Sanders , Akabusi , Regis , Black )
1994 : Great Britain (McKenzie , Black , Whittle , Ladejo )
1998 : Great Britain (Hylton , Baulch , Thomas , Richardson )
2002 : Great Britain (Deacon , Elias , Baulch , Caines )
2006 : France (Djhone , M'Barke , Keïta , Raquil )
2010 : Russia (Dyldin , Aksyonov , Krasnov , Trenikhin )
2012 : Belgium (Gillet , J. Borlée , Bouckaert , K. Borlée )
2014 : Great Britain (Rooney , Bingham , Williams , Hudson-Smith )
2016 : Belgium (Watrin , J. Borlée , D. Borlée , K. Borlée )
2018 : Belgium (D. Borlée , J. Borlée , J. Sacoor , K. Borlée )
2022 : Great Britain (Hudson-Smith , Dobson , Davey , Haydock-Wilson )
2024 : Belgium (Sacoor , Vanderbemden , D. Borlée , Doom )