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Jakob Ingebrigtsen wins 5,000m gold at European Athletics Championships

Jakob Ingebrigtsen secured a major comeback victory at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, winning the men’s 5,000-meter title. This marks his first competitive race in nearly a year following surgery on his left Achilles tendon in February.

Ingebrigtsen finished with a time of 13:15.29, utilizing a powerful late surge to overtake Germany’s Florian Bremm in the final stretch. Etienne Daguinos of France took the bronze. The victory represents Ingebrigtsen’s fourth consecutive European 5,000-meter title.

In a separate event at the championships, Italian sprinter Marcell Jacobs was forced to withdraw from the 100-meter final after experiencing severe adductor pain during the warm-up and start. The gold medal in the men's 100m went to Great Britain's Romell Glave.

In swimming, Italian Nicolò Martinenghi won gold in the 100m breaststroke at the European Championships in Paris, while Simone Cerasuolo took bronze. Sara Curtis also earned a bronze medal in the women's 100m freestyle.

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Birmingham · European Athletics Championships · Filip Ingebrigtsen · Florian Bremm · Jakob Ingebrigtsen · Jimmy Gressier · Karsten Warholm · Nicolò Martinenghi · Paris · Sander Skotheim · Étienne Daguinos

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