Here is the EMA official statement on the participation of non-European athletes in EMACI2024
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Non-European Participation in the European Master Indoor Championships – Torun, Poland – March 27th-April 2nd , 2026 |
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Track events 800 M or less, including hurdles and relays |
Can enter and participate to the first round. After the first round, if qualified for further rounds, the athletes will be allowed to start in a dedicated “final round”. Such races will be separate from those conducted for European athletes (i.e. conducted as part of EMAC2025). The condition for conducting such a race is the participation of at least 4 athletes from outside Europe, even of different age categories. In the event of a smaller number of Non-European athletes participating in a given distance, the LOC and the EMA will decide about the possibility to guarantee the final race |
Can receive a diploma with the performance |
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1500M* |
Can enter. In races with a direct final participation welcome. |
Can receive a diploma with the performance |
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1500M* |
Can enter. In races with two rounds, participation is only allowed in the first round. |
Can receive a diploma with the performance |
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* Note 1500M |
The entry numbers will not be known until after the registrations deadline. EMA will not know if one or two rounds will be contested until several weeks after close of registration. |
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Track events longer than 1500 M (3000 and 3000RW) |
Can enter without limitations |
Can receive a diploma with the performance |
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Non-Stadia Running, Cross Country and Walking Events |
Can enter without limitations |
Can receive a diploma with the performance |
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Long Jump and Triple Jump |
Can enter and participate. All those who achieved a result no worse than the eighth position after three attempts are allowed to perform the next three attempts (after the first three attempts). This means (for example) that if the eighth athlete from Europe is in 10th place after three attempts, then the right to perform the next three attempts is granted to ten athletes (8 from Europe and two from outside Europe). However, in all cases, there should be separate classifications for European and Non- European athletes. |
Can receive a diploma with the performance |
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Vertical Jumps (High Jump and Pole Vault) |
All non-European athletes can enter finals |
Can receive a diploma with the performance |
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All Individual Throws |
Can enter and participate. All those who achieved a result no worse than the eighth position after three attempts are allowed to perform the next three attempts (after the first three attempts). This means (for example) that if the eighth athlete from Europe is in 10th place after three attempts, then the right to perform the next three attempts is granted to ten athletes (8 from Europe and two from outside Europe). However, in all cases, there should be separate classifications for European and Non- European athletes |
Can receive a diploma with the performance |
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All Combined events |
Can enter without limitations |
Can receive a diploma with the performance |
