Athletics at the 2013 Mediterranean Games

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Athletics at the 2013 Mediterranean Games
Dates26 – 29 June
Host cityMersin, Turkey
VenueNevin Yanıt Athletics Complex
Events43 + 1 disability
Participation319 (+disability) athletes from
23 nations


2013 Mediterranean Games

The athletics competitions at the 2013 Mediterranean Games in Mersin took place between 26 June and 29 June at the Nevin Yanıt Athletics Complex while half marathons were held at the Adnan Menderes Boulevard.

Athletes competed in 43 events and 1 paralympic event. Men's 20 km walk, men's decathlon, women's shot put and women's 1500m T54 were cancelled.

Medal summary[]

Men's events[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Emmanuel Biron
 France
10.22 Ramil Guliyev
 Turkey
10.23 Michael Tumi
 Italy
10.25
200 metres Lykourgos Tsakonas
 Greece
20.45 Ramil Guliyev
 Turkey
20.46
 Spain
20.74
400 metres Matteo Galvan
 Italy
45.59 Anas Beshr
 Egypt
45.79 Mame-Ibra Anne
 France
45.81
800 metres İlham Tanui Özbilen
 Turkey
1:44.00 GR
 Morocco
1:45.47
 Egypt
1:45.71
1500 metres İlham Tanui Özbilen
 Turkey
3:35.09 Yassine Bensghir
 Morocco
3:36.49 Imad Touil
 Algeria
3:36.71
5000 metres Rabah Aboud
 Algeria
13:38.01 Othmane El Goumri
 Morocco
13:38.24 Aziz Lahbabi
 Morocco
13:40.33
10,000 metres Polat Kemboi Arıkan
 Turkey
28:17.26 Aziz Lahbabi
 Morocco
28:55.24 Soufiyan Bouqantar
 Morocco
28:57.22
110 metres hurdles Konstadinos Douvalidis
 Greece
13.45 GR Thomas Martinot-Lagarde
 France
13.48 Othmane Hadj Lazib
 Algeria
13.61
400 metres hurdles Emir Bekrić
 Serbia
48.83 GR Miloud Rahmani
 Algeria
49.34
 France
49.92
3000 metres steeplechase Amor Ben Yahia
 Tunisia
8:14.05 Tarık Langat Akdağ
 Turkey
8:20.08 Hamid Ezzine
 Morocco
8:21.03
4×100 metres relay  Italy (ITA)
Simone Collio
Davide Manenti
Jacques Riparelli
Michael Tumi
39.06  Greece (GRE)


Emmanouil Paterakis
40.22  Turkey (TUR)


İzzet Safer
40.82
4×400 metres relay  Italy (ITA)
Lorenzo Valentini
Isalbet Juarez
Michele Tricca
Matteo Galvan
3:04.61  Turkey (TUR)


Halit Kiliç
Yavuz Can
3:05.28  Greece (GRE)
Dimitrios Gravalos

Periklis Iakovakis
3:07.36
Half marathon Ruggero Pertile
 Italy
1:07:07 Wissem Hosni
 Tunisia
1:08:32
 Turkey
1:09:40
High jump Konstadinos Baniotis
 Greece
2.34 m GR Silvano Chesani
 Italy
2.28 m Fabrice Saint-Jean
 France
2.24 m
Pole vault Giuseppe Gibilisco
 Italy
5.70 m GR Kévin Menaldo
 France
5.60 m Giorgio Piantella
 Italy
5.50 m
Long jump Louis Tsatoumas
 Greece
8.14 m
 Greece
7.97 m Emanuele Catania
 Italy
7.92 m
Triple jump Daniele Greco
 Italy
17.13 m Dimitrios Tsiamis
 Greece
17.00 m Fabrizio Schembri
 Italy
16.62 m
Shot put Borja Vivas
 Spain
19.99 m Marin Premeru
 Croatia
19.72 m Hamza Alić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
19.69 m
Discus throw Martin Marić
 Croatia
61.46 m Ercüment Olgundeniz
 Turkey
61.46 m Danijel Furtula
 Montenegro
61.44 m
Hammer throw Mostafa El Gamel
 Egypt
76.68 m Hassan Mohamed Mahmoud
 Egypt
74.96 m Nicola Vizzoni
 Italy
74.86 m
Javelin throw Fatih Avan
 Turkey
83.84 m Ihab Abdelrahman
 Egypt
82.45 m Spyridon Lebesis
 Greece
78.53 m

Women's events[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Ilenia Draisci
 Italy
11.53 Estela García
 Spain
11.53 Eleni Artymata
 Cyprus
11.55
200 metres Eleni Artymata
 Cyprus
23.18 Libania Grenot
 Italy
23.20 Nimet Karakuş
 Turkey
23.40
400 metres Chiara Bazzoni
 Italy
52.06 Maria Benedicta Chigbolu
 Italy
52.66 Agnès Raharolahy
 France
52.90
800 metres Malika Akkaoui
 Morocco
2:00.72 Siham Hilali
 Morocco
2:00.79 Tuğba Karakaya
 Turkey
2:01.74
1500 metres Siham Hilali
 Morocco
4:04.06 Luiza Gega
 Albania
4:05.63 Tuğba Karakaya
 Turkey
4:06.22
5000 metres Christine Bardelle
 France
15:39.64 Silvia Weissteiner
 Italy
15:44.53 Elena Romagnolo
 Italy
16:11.17
10,000 metres Kenza Dahmani
 Algeria
32:42.47 Elvan Abeylegesse
 Turkey
32:59.30 Souad Aït Salem
 Algeria
33:19.34
100 metres hurdles Marzia Caravelli
 Italy
12.92 Veronica Borsi
 Italy
13.05 Marina Tomić
 Slovenia
13.11
400 metres hurdles Hayat Lambarki
 Morocco
55.27 Lamiae Lhabze
 Morocco
55.51 Manuela Gentili
 Italy
55.89
3000 metres steeplechase Amina Bettiche
 Algeria
9:40.71 GR Salima El Ouali Alami
 Morocco
9:43.71 Gülcan Mıngır
 Turkey
9:46.08
4×100 metres relay  Italy (ITA)
Audrey Alloh
Ilenia Draisci
Jessica Paoletta
Micol Cattaneo
44.66  Cyprus (CYP)

Ramona Papaioannou

Eleni Artymata
44.79  Greece (GRE)
Maria Gatou


45.12
4×400 metres relay  Italy (ITA)
Maria Enrica Spacca
Elena Maria Bonfanti
Maria Benedicta Chigbolu
Chiara Bazzoni
3:32.44  Turkey (TUR)

Birsen Engin
Sema Apak
3:43.61
Half marathon Valeria Straneo
 Italy
1:11:00 GR Souad Aït Salem
 Algeria
1:13:54 Ümmü Kiraz
 Turkey
1:16:51
20 kilometres walk Eleonora Giorgi
 Italy
1:39:13 Raquel González Campos
 Spain
1:41:08 Antigoni Drisbioti
 Greece
1:41:53
High jump Ana Šimić
 Croatia
Burcu Ayhan Yüksel
 Turkey
1.92 m Antonia Stergiou
 Greece
1.90 m
Pole vault Stella-Iro Ledaki
 Greece
4.50 m =GR Naroa Agirre
 Spain
4.40 m Marion Buisson
 France
4.40 m
Long jump Nektaria Panagi
 Cyprus
6.51 m Nina Kolarič
 Slovenia
6.49 m Tania Vicenzino
 Italy
6.38 m
Triple jump Athanasia Perra
 Greece
14.48 m Snežana Rodič
 Slovenia
14.36 m Baya Rahouli
 Algeria
14.04 m
Discus throw Sandra Perković
 Croatia
66.21 m Dragana Tomašević
 Serbia
61.88 m Chrysoula Anagnostopoulou
 Greece
55.01 m
Hammer throw Jessika Guehaseim
 France
67.14 m Berta Castells
 Spain
66.16 m Silvia Salis
 Italy
62.52 m
Javelin throw Martina Ratej
 Slovenia
60.28 m Tatjana Jelača
 Serbia
57.88 m Nora Aída Bicet
 Spain
57.65 m
Heptathlon Yasmina Omrani
 Algeria
5802 pts Sofia Yfantidou
 Greece
5752 pts
 Turkey
5158 pts

Paralympic events[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's 1500 metres T54 Julien Casoli
 France
3:26.66 Roger Puigbò
 Spain
3:26.70 Yassine Gharbi
 Tunisia
3:26.81

Medal table[]

Italy, with 13 gold medals, finished first in the medal table.[1]

  *   Host nation (Turkey)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Italy135927
2 Greece64616
3 Turkey*57820
4 France42511
5 Algeria42410
6 Morocco37313
7 Croatia3104
8 Cyprus2114
9 Spain1528
10 Egypt1315
11 Slovenia1214
12 Serbia1203
13 Tunisia1113
14 Albania0101
15 Bosnia and Herzegovina0011
 Montenegro0011
Totals (16 nations)454343131

Participating nations[]

  •  Albania (2)
  •  Algeria (17)
  •  Andorra (2)
  •  Bosnia and Herzegovina (5)
  •  Croatia (4)
  •  Cyprus (12)
  •  Egypt (8)
  •  France (36)
  •  Greece (34)
  •  Italy (57)
  •  Lebanon (2)
  •  Libya (4)
  •  Macedonia (2)
  •  Monaco (1)
  •  Montenegro (2)
  •  Morocco (26)
  •  San Marino (1)
  •  Serbia (8)
  •  Slovenia (12)
  •  Spain (19)
  •  Syria (1)
  •  Tunisia (3)
  •  Turkey (60)

Doping cases[]

On 6 March 2015 IAAF announced that Moroccan Ahmed Baday who originally won gold medal in half marathon event had been suspended for two years for a biological passport anti-doping rule violation. His results from 26 March 2010 and onwards were annulled and get back his gold medal.[2]

References[]

  1. ^ "Athletics - Medals". mersin2013.gov.tr. Archived from the original on 2013-06-30. Retrieved 30 June 2013.
  2. ^ "Doping Bu Kez Madalya Getirdi". www.olay53.com (in Turkish). 15 October 2015. Retrieved 28 January 2020.

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