It’s been a huge summer of athletics in Britain, with the European Athletics Championships hosted by Birmingham just a couple of weeks after Glasgow held a successful paired-back Commonwealth Games.
Taking place in the city’s Alexander Stadium from August 10-16, it’s was the first time that Britain had hosted the competion.
It saw athletes from 49 nations compete for 50 gold medals - with 94 British sporting stars hoping to make it onto the podium.
The curtain came down on the sporting feast yesterday (Sunday, August 16) with Amy Hunt crowned the new British sprint queen after winning an unprecedented four gold medals.
It wasn’t quite enough to top of the medal table, with Italy winning one more gold.
But there was still plenty of home success, with Team GB winning 19 medals, including nine golds.
Here’s who won what.
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17. Toby Harries, Charles Dobson, Matthew Hudson-Smith and Ben Jefferies
Silver: Men's 4x400m Relay | Getty Images
