Olympians Who Won a Medal at the European Athletics Indoor Championships (1412)

Description

Host cities:

European Indoor Games

1966 Dortmund (FRG) 27 March 1966
1967 Praha (Prague) (TCH) 11-12 March 1967
1968 Madrid (ESP) 9-10 March 1968
1969 Beograd (Belgrade) (YUG) 8-9 March 1969

European Indoor Championships

1970 Wien (Vienna) (AUT) 14-15 March 1970
1971 Sofia (BUL) 13-14 March 1971
1972 Grenoble (FRA) 11-12 March 1972
1973 Rotterdam (NED) 10-11 March 1973
1974 Göteborg (Gothenburg) (SWE) 9-10 March 1974
1975 Katowice (POL) 8-9 March 1975
1976 München (Munich) (FRG) 21-22 February 1976
1977 San Sebastián (ESP) 12-13 March 1977
1978 Milano (ITA) 11-12 March 1978
1979 Wien (Vienna) (AUT) 24-25 February 1979
1980 Sindelfingen (FRG) 1-2 March 1980
1981 Grenoble (FRA) 21-22 February 1981
1982 Milano (ITA) 6-7 March 1982
1983 Budapest (HUN) 5-6 March 1983
1984 Göteborg (Gothenburg) (SWE) 3-4 March 1984
1985 Peiraias (Piraeus) (GRE) 2-3 March 1985
1986 Madrid (ESP) 22-23 February 1986
1987 Liévin (FRA) 21-22 February 1987
1988 Budapest (HUN) 5-6 March 1988
1989 Den Haag (The Hague) (NED) 18-19 February 1989
1990 Glasgow (GBR) 3-4 March 1990
1992 Genova (Genoa) (ITA) 28 February-1 March 1992
1994 Paris (FRA) 11-13 March 1994
1996 Stockholm (SWE) 8-10 March 1996
1998 Valencia (ESP) 27 February-1 March 1998
2000 Gent (Ghent) (BEL) 25-27 February 2000
2002 Wien (Vienna) (AUT) 1-3 March 2002
2005 Madrid (ESP) 4-6 March 2005
2007 Birmingham (GBR) 2-4 March 2007
2009 Torino (ITA) 6-8 March 2009
2011 Paris (FRA) 4-6 March 2011
2013 Göteborg (Gothenburg) (SWE) 1-3 March 2013
2015 Praha (Prague) (CZE) 5-8 March 2015
2017 Beograd (Belgrade) (SRB) 3-5 March 2017
2019 Glasgow (GBR) 1-3 March 2019
2021 Toruń (POL) 4-7 March 2021

Athlete	Nation(s)	Sport(s)	Role(s)	Era	Notes
Valentina Maslovskaya	URS UKR	ATH	Olympics	1960	2–0–0 1967 Praha gold: 4×150 m relay and 1500 m (150-300-450-600) medley relay (competed as Valentina Bolshova)
Lenka Masná	CZE	ATH	Olympics	2012	0–0–1 2013 Göteborg bronze: 4×400 m relay
Kelly Massey	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2016	0–1–0 2015 Praha silver: 4×400 m relay
Svetlana Masterkova	RUS	ATH	Olympics	1996—2000	0–0–1 1996 Stockholm bronze: 800 m
Marisa Masullo	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1980—1988	0–0–1 1983 Budapest bronze: 60 m
Andrea Mátay	HUN	ATH	Olympics	1976—1980	1–1–0 1979 Wien gold: high jump; 1980 Sindelfingen silver: high jump
Sorin Matei	ROU	ATH	Olympics	1980—1992	0–1–1 1988 Budapest bronze: high jump; 1992 Genova silver: high jump
Riccardo Materazzi	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1984	0–1–0 1984 Göteborg silver: 1500 m
Carlo Mattioli	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1984—1988	0–1–0 1982 Milano silver: 5000 m walk
Richard Maunier	FRA	ATH	Olympics	2008	1–0–0 2005 Madrid gold: 4×400 m relay
Radoslava Mavrodieva	BUL	ATH	Olympics	2012—2016	1–1–1 2015 Praha bronze: shot put; 2017 Beograd silver: shot put; 2019 Glasgow gold: shot put
Fiona May	GBR ITA	ATH	Olympics	1988—2004	1–0–0 1998 Valencia gold: long jump (competed for Italy)
Jürgen May	GER FRG	ATH	Olympics	1964—1972	0–0–1 1972 Grenoble bronze: 1500 m (competed for West Germany)
Kévin Mayer	FRA	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	2–1–0 2013 Göteborg silver: heptathlon; 2017 Beograd gold: heptathlon; 2021 Toruń gold: heptathlon
John Mayock	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1996—2004	1–2–2 1992 Genova silver: 3000 m; 1998 Valencia gold: 3000 m; 2000 Gent bronze: 3000 m; 2002 Wien bronze: 3000 m; 2005 Madrid silver: 3000 m
Karin Mayr-Krifka	AUT	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	0–2–0 2002 Wien silver: 200 m; 2005 Madrid silver: 200 m
Eilish McColgan	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	0–0–1 2017 Beograd bronze: 3000 m
Lee McConnell	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	0–1–2 2005 Madrid bronze: 4×400 m relay; 2007 Birmingham bronze: 4×400 m relay; 2011 Paris silver: 4×400 m relay
Mike McFarlane	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1980—1988	1–0–0 1985 Peiraias gold: 60 m
Roisin McGettigan	IRL	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2009 Torino bronze: 1500 m
Tom McKean	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	1–0–0 1990 Glasgow gold: 800 m
Jenny Meadows	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2008	1–1–0 2011 Paris gold: 800 m, silver: 4×400 m relay
Adel Mechaal	ESP	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	1–0–1 2017 Beograd gold: 3000 m; 2021 Toruń bronze: 3000 m
Lajos Mecser	HUN	ATH	Olympics	1964—1968	0–0–1 1967 Praha bronze: 3000 m
Jože Međimurec	YUG	ATH	Olympics	1972	0–0–1 1970 Wien bronze: 800 m
Stefano Mei	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1984—1988	0–1–0 1986 Madrid silver: 3000 m
Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad	FRA	ATH	Olympics	2008—2016	1–0–0 2013 Göteborg gold: 1500 m
Emiel Mellaard	NED	ATH	Olympics	1988	1–1–0 1989 Den Haag gold: long jump; 1990 Glasgow silver: long jump
Hanna Melnychenko-Kasianova	UKR	ATH	Olympics	2008—2016	0–0–1 2013 Göteborg bronze: pentathlon (competed as Hanna Melnychenko)
Tetiana Melnyk	UKR	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–0–1 2017 Beograd bronze: 4×400 m relay
Miroslav Menc	CZE	ATH	Olympics	1996—2000	0–0–1 2000 Gent bronze: shot put
Aleksandr Menkov	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2012	1–0–0 2013 Göteborg gold: long jump
Pietro Mennea	ITA	ATH	Olympics / Other	1972—1988	1–0–0 1978 Milano gold: 400 m
Christa Merten	FRG	ATH	Olympics	1972	0–1–0 1970 Wien silver: 2000 m (200-400-600-800) medley relay
Gert Metz	FRG	ATH	Olympics	1968	1–0–0 1967 Praha gold: 1500 m (150-300-450-600) medley relay
Monika Meyer	GDR	ATH	Non-starter	1972—1976	0–1–0 1975 Katowice silver: 60 m
Renate Meyer	GER FRG	ATH	Olympics	1964—1968	2–0–0 1966 Dortmund gold: 4×160 m relay (competed for West Germany); 1968 Madrid gold: 4×182 m relay (competed for West Germany)
Ulrike Meyfarth	FRG	ATH	Olympics / Other	1972—1984	2–1–1 1976 München silver: high jump; 1979 Wien bronze: high jump; 1982 Milano gold: high jump; 1984 Göteborg gold: high jump
Vera Michallek	FRG	ATH	Olympics	1988	0–1–0 1988 Budapest silver: 3000 m
Herman Mignon	BEL	ATH	Olympics	1972—1976	0–1–0 1973 Rotterdam silver: 1500 m
Yelena Migunova	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2008	1–0–0 2011 Paris gold: 4×400 m relay
Filip Mihaljević	CRO	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–0–1 2021 Toruń bronze: shot put
Malaika Mihambo	GER	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–1–0 2021 Toruń silver: long jump
Anatoly Mikhaylov	RUS URS	ATH	Olympics	1956—1964	0–0–1 1967 Praha bronze: 50 m hurdles
Milan Mikuláš	TCH SVK	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	0–0–1 1989 Den Haag bronze: triple jump
Roger Milhau	FRA	ATH	Olympics	1980	1–0–1 1978 Milano bronze: 800 m; 1980 Sindelfingen gold: 800 m
Vladimir Milić	YUG	ATH	Olympics	1980	1–0–0 1982 Milano gold: shot put
Dietmar Millonig	AUT	ATH	Olympics	1980—1988	1–0–0 1986 Madrid gold: 3000 m
Anastasiya Mironchyk-Ivanova	BLR	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	0–1–0 2019 Glasgow silver: long jump
Natallia Misiulia	BLR	ATH	Olympics	1996—2000	1–0–0 1987 Liévin gold: 3000 m walk (competed as Nataliya Dmitrochenko for the Soviet Union)
Svetla Mitkova	BUL	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–1–1 1992 Genova silver: shot put; 1994 Paris bronze: shot put
Sabrina Mockenhaupt	GER	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	0–0–1 2005 Madrid bronze: 3000 m
Dietmar Mögenburg	GER FRG	ATH	Olympics	1984—1992	5–1–2 1980 Sindelfingen gold: pole vault (competed for West Germany); 1981 Grenoble bronze: pole vault (competed for West Germany); 1982 Milano gold: pole vault (competed for West Germany); 1984 Göteborg gold: high jump (competed for West Germany); 1986 Madrid gold: high jump (competed for West Germany); 1988 Budapest silver: high jump (competed for West Germany); 1989 Den Haag gold: high jump (competed for West Germany); 1990 Glasgow bronze: high jump (competed for West Germany)
Sosthene Moguenara	GER	ATH	Olympics	2012—2016	0–1–0 2015 Praha silver: long jump
Malte Mohr	GER	ATH	Olympics	2012	0–0–2 2011 Paris bronze: pole vault; 2013 Göteborg bronze: pole vault
Silke Möller	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1988	0–2–1 1983 Budapest silver: 60 m (competed as Silke Gladisch); 1986 Madrid bronze: 60 m (competed as Silke Gladisch); 1988 Budapest silver: 60 m
Uwe Mönkemeyer	FRG	ATH	Olympics	1984	0–0–1 1983 Budapest bronze: 3000 m
Nicole Montandon	FRA	ATH	Olympics	1968	0–1–0 1972 Grenoble silver: 4×180 m relay (competed as Nicole Pani)
Concepción Montaner	ESP	ATH	Olympics	2000—2016	0–1–0 2007 Birmingham silver: long jump
Marco Montelatici	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1984	0–0–1 1986 Madrid bronze: shot put
Aston Moore	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1976	0–0–1 1981 Grenoble bronze: triple jump
Javier Moracho	ESP	ATH	Olympics	1980—1988	1–1–1 1980 Sindelfingen bronze: 60 m hurdles; 1981 Grenoble silver: 50 m hurdles; 1986 Madrid gold: 60 m hurdles
Sara Moreira	POR	ATH	Olympics	2008—2020	1–1–0 2009 Torino silver: 3000 m; 2013 Göteborg gold: 3000 m
Angelica Moser	SUI	ATH	Olympics / YOG / Other	2014—2020	1–0–0 2021 Toruń gold: pole vault
Roman Mrázek	TCH SVK	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–2–1 1987 Liévin bronze: 5000 m walk (competed for Czechoslovakia); 1988 Budapest silver: 5000 m walk (competed for Czechoslovakia); 1989 Den Haag silver: 5000 m walk (competed for Czechoslovakia)
Laura Muir	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	4–0–0 2017 Beograd gold: 1500 m and 3000 m; 2019 Glasgow gold: 1500 m and 3000 m
Helmar Müller	FRG	ATH	Olympics	1968	0–0–1 1970 Wien bronze: 4×400 m relay
Petra Müller	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1988	1–1–0 1986 Madrid silver: 400 m; 1988 Budapest gold: 400 m
Wolfgang Müller	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1968	0–0–1 1972 Grenoble bronze: 400 m
Thomas Munkelt	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1976—1980	4–0–1 1973 Rotterdam bronze: 60 m hurdles; 1977 San Sebastián gold: 60 m hurdles; 1978 Milano gold: 60 m hurdles; 1979 Wien gold: 60 m hurdles; 1983 Budapest gold: 60 m hurdles
Vladimir Muravyov	KAZ URS	ATH	Olympics	1980—1988	0–1–0 1981 Grenoble silver: 50 m
Catherine Murphy	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 2005 Madrid bronze: 4×400 m relay
Frank Murphy	IRL	ATH	Olympics	1968—1972	0–1–0 1970 Wien silver: 1500 m
Yvonne Murray	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	1–1–1 1985 Peiraias bronze: 3000 m; 1986 Madrid silver: 3000 m; 1987 Liévin gold: 3000 m
Jiří Mužík	CZE	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	1–0–0 2000 Gent gold: 4×400 m relay
Viktor Myasnikov	BLR URS	ATH	Olympics	1972—1976	1–1–0 1976 München gold: 60 m hurdles; 1977 San Sebastián silver: 60 m hurdles
Sandy Myers	ESP	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	2–0–0 1992 Genova gold: 400 m; 1996 Stockholm gold: 200 m
Jonathan N'Senga	BEL	ATH	Olympics	1996—2000	0–0–1 1996 Stockholm bronze: 60 m hurdles
Gerd Nagel	FRG	ATH	Olympics	1984	0–1–1 1983 Budapest silver: high jump; 1990 Glasgow bronze: high jump
István Nagy	HUN	ATH	Olympics	1980	0–1–1 1982 Milano silver: 200 m; 1983 Budapest bronze: 200 m
Antoinette Nana Djimou	FRA	ATH	Olympics	2008—2016	2–0–1 2009 Torino bronze: pentathlon; 2011 Paris gold: pentathlon; 2013 Göteborg gold: pentathlon
Ludmila Narozhilenko-Engquist	RUS URS SWE EUN	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	2–1–0 1989 Den Haag silver: 60 m hurdles (competed as Lyudmila Narozhilenko for the Soviet Union); 1990 Glasgow gold: 60 m hurdles (competed as Lyudmila Narozhilenko for the Soviet Union); 1992 Genova gold: 60 m hurdles (competed as Lyudmila Narozhilenko for the Unified Team)
Liliana Năstase	ROU	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	1–0–0 1992 Genova gold: pentathlon
Nataliya Nazarova	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000—2012	0–1–0 2000 Gent silver: 400 m
Kathrin Neimke	GDR GER	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–0–1 1988 Budapest bronze: shot put (competed for East Germany)
Dagmar Neubauer	GDR	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	1980—1988	0–2–1 1982 Milano silver: 400 m (competed as Dagmar Rübsam); 1985 Peiraias silver: 400 m; 1988 Budapest bronze: 400 m
Marilyn Neufville	JAM	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	1972—1976	1–0–0 1970 Wien gold: 400 m (competed for Great Britain)
Yves Niaré	FRA	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–1–0 2009 Torino silver: shot put
Günther Nickel	FRG	ATH	Olympics	1972	1–1–0 1968 Madrid silver: 50 m hurdles; 1970 Wien gold: 60 m hurdles
Cristina Nicolau	ROU	ATH	Olympics	2000	0–1–0 2000 Gent silver: triple jump
Kjell-Åke Nilsson	SWE	ATH	Olympics	1960—1964	0–0–1 1966 Dortmund bronze: high jump
Ljudmila Ninova	AUT	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	0–1–1 1992 Genova bronze: long jump; 1994 Paris silver: long jump
Axel Noack	GDR GER	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–0–1 1990 Glasgow bronze: 5000 m walk (competed for East Germany)
James Nolan	IRL	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	0–1–0 2000 Gent silver: 1500 m
Erki Nool	EST	ATH	Olympics / Other	1992—2004	1–0–2 1996 Stockholm gold: heptathlon; 2000 Gent bronze: heptathlon; 2002 Wien bronze: heptathlon
Wolfgang Nordwig	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1968—1972	4–0–2 1967 Praha bronze: pole vault; 1968 Madrid gold: pole vault; 1969 Beograd gold: pole vault; 1970 Wien bronze: pole vault; 1971 Sofia gold: pole vault; 1972 Grenoble gold: pole vault
Harald Norpoth	GER FRG	ATH	Olympics	1964—1972	3–1–0 1966 Dortmund gold: 3000 m (competed for West Germany); 1969 Beograd gold: 3×1000 m relay (competed for West Germany); 1970 Wien silver: 3000 m (competed for West Germany); 1972 Grenoble gold: 4×720 m relay (competed for West Germany)
Yuliya Nosova-Pechonkina	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	1–0–0 2005 Madrid gold: 4×400 m relay (competed as Yuliya Pechonkina)
Teresa Nowak	POL	ATH	Olympics	1972	0–0–1 1973 Rotterdam bronze: 60 m hurdles
Bożena Nowakowska	POL	ATH	Olympics	1976	0–0–1 1976 München bronze: 60 m hurdles
Zenon Nowosz	POL	ATH	Olympics	1968—1976	2–1–0 1969 Beograd gold: 50 m; 1970 Wien silver: 60 m; 1973 Rotterdam gold: 60 m
Georg Nückles	FRG	ATH	Olympics	1972	1–1–0 1972 Grenoble gold: 400 m, silver: 4×360 m relay
Andrea Nuti	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	0–1–0 1992 Genova silver: 400 m
Jarmila Nygrýnová	CZE TCH	ATH	Olympics	1972—1980	2–3–1 1972 Grenoble bronze: long jump; 1973 Rotterdam silver: long jump; 1976 München silver: long jump; 1977 San Sebastián gold: long jump; 1978 Milano gold: long jump; 1979 Wien silver: long jump
Carolin Nytra	GER	ATH	Olympics	2008—2012	1–0–0 2011 Paris gold: 60 m hurdles
Teresa Nzola Meso	FRA	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2007 Birmingham bronze: triple jump
Chris O'Hare	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2016	0–1–1 2015 Praha bronze: 1500 m; 2019 Glasgow silver: 3000 m
Ciaran Ó'Lionáird	IRL	ATH	Olympics	2012	0–0–1 2013 Göteborg bronze: 3000 m
Derval O'Rourke	IRL	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	0–0–2 2009 Torino bronze: 60 m hurdles; 2013 Göteborg bronze: 60 m hurdles
Marcus O'Sullivan	IRL	ATH	Olympics	1984—1996	0–1–0 1985 Peiraias silver: 1500 m
Judy Oakes	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1984—2000	0–0–1 1979 Wien bronze: shot put
Iolanda Oanță	ROU	ATH	Olympics	1992	0–2–0 1990 Glasgow silver: 400 m; 1992 Genova silver: 200 m
Francis Obikwelu	NGR POR	ATH	Olympics	1996—2008	1–0–0 2011 Paris gold: 60 m (competed for Portugal)
Aleksandrs Obižajevs	LAT	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	0–1–0 1983 Budapest silver: pole vault (competed for the Soviet Union)
Josef Odložil	CZE TCH	ATH	Olympics	1964—1968	0–1–0 1967 Praha silver: 1500 m
Marlies Oelsner-Göhr	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1976—1988	5–2–2 1977 San Sebastián gold: 60 m (competed as Marlies Oelsner); 1978 Milano gold: 60 m (competed as Marlies Oelsner); 1979 Wien gold: 60 m (competed as Marlies Göhr); 1982 Milano gold: 60 m (competed as Marlies Göhr); 1983 Budapest gold: 60 m (competed as Marlies Göhr); 1985 Peiraias silver: 60 m (competed as Marlies Göhr); 1986 Madrid silver: 60 m (competed as Marlies Göhr); 1987 Liévin bronze: 60 m (competed as Marlies Göhr); 1988 Budapest bronze: 60 m (competed as Marlies Göhr)
Cindy Ofili	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–1–0 2021 Toruń silver: 60 m hurdles (competed as Cindy Sember)
Christine Ohuruogu	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2004—2016	1–0–0 2013 Göteborg gold: 4×400 m relay
Marilyn Okoro	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–2–1 2009 Torino silver: 4×400 m relay; 2011 Paris silver: 4×400 m relay, bronze: 800 m
Antonina Okorokova-Lazareva	RUS URS	ATH	Olympics	1968—1972	0–0–2 1968 Madrid bronze: high jump (competed as Antonina Okorokova); 1969 Beograd bronze: high jump (competed as Antonina Lazareva)
Ezinne Okparaebo	NOR	ATH	Olympics	2008—2016	0–1–1 2009 Torino silver: 60 m; 2011 Paris bronze: 60 m
Staņislavs Olijars	LAT	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	2000—2008	1–0–1 2000 Gent gold: 60 m hurdles; 2002 Wien bronze: 60 m hurdles
Nadezhda Olizarenko	URS UKR	ATH	Olympics	1980—1988	0–1–0 1985 Peiraias silver: 800 m
Manuel Olmedo	ESP	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	1–0–0 2011 Paris gold: 1500 m
Joachim Olsen	DEN	ATH	Olympics / Other	2000—2008	1–1–1 2002 Wien silver: shot put; 2005 Madrid gold: shot put; 2007 Birmingham bronze: shot put
Christian Olsson	SWE	ATH	Olympics / Other	2000—2008	1–0–0 2002 Wien gold: triple jump
Ovidiu Olteanu	ROU	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1994 Paris silver: 3000 m
Marjan Olyslager	NED	ATH	Olympics	1988	0–1–0 1988 Budapest silver: 60 m hurdles
Rafał Omelko	POL	ATH	Olympics	2016	1–2–1 2015 Praha silver: 4×400 m relay, bronze: 400 m; 2017 Beograd gold: 4×400 m relay, silver: 400 m
Marian Oprea	ROU	ATH	Olympics / Other	2004—2016	0–1–2 2002 Wien silver: triple jump; 2011 Paris bronze: triple jump; 2015 Praha bronze: triple jump
Arturo Ortiz	ESP	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–1–0 1990 Glasgow silver: high jump
Cornelia Oschkenat	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1988	3–0–0 1985 Peiraias gold: 60 m hurdles; 1986 Madrid gold: 60 m hurdles; 1988 Budapest gold: 60 m hurdles
Shelayna Oskan-Clarke	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2016	1–1–0 2017 Beograd silver: 800 m; 2019 Glasgow gold: 800 m
Serhiy Osovych	UKR	ATH	Olympics	1996	1–0–0 1998 Valencia gold: 200 m
Björn Otto	GER	ATH	Olympics	2012	0–1–1 2007 Birmingham bronze: pole vault; 2013 Göteborg silver: pole vault
Sergio Ottolina	ITA	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	1960—1968	0–1–0 1966 Dortmund silver: 1600 m (640-480-320-160) medley relay
Eddy Ottoz	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1964—1968	3–0–0 1966 Dortmund gold: 60 m hurdles; 1967 Praha gold: 50 m hurdles; 1968 Madrid gold: 50 m hurdles
Olena Ovcharova-Krasovska	UKR	ATH	Olympics	1996—2004	0–0–1 2000 Gent bronze: 60 m hurdles (competed as Olena Krasovska)
İlham Özbilen	TUR	ATH	Olympics	2012—2016	0–2–0 2013 Göteborg silver: 1500 m; 2015 Praha silver: 1500 m
Anna Pacholak	POL	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–2–0 2002 Wien silver: 4×400 m relay; 2005 Madrid silver: 4×400 m relay
Antonio Páez	ESP	ATH	Olympics	1980	2–0–1 1979 Wien gold: 800 m; 1981 Grenoble bronze: 800 m; 1982 Milano gold: 800 m
Mikk Pahapill	EST	ATH	Olympics	2008	1–0–0 2009 Torino gold: heptathlon
Pekka Päivärinta	FIN	ATH	Olympics	1972—1976	0–2–1 1973 Rotterdam bronze: 3000 m; 1975 Katowice silver: 3000 m; 1977 San Sebastián silver: 3000 m
Airinė Palšytė	LTU	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	1–0–1 2017 Beograd gold: high jump; 2019 Glasgow bronze: high jump
Georgios Panagiotopoulos	GRE	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–0–1 1994 Paris bronze: 200 m
Manuel Pancorbo	ESP	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	0–1–0 1998 Valencia silver: 3000 m
Brice Panel	FRA	ATH	Olympics	2008	1–0–0 2005 Madrid gold: 4×400 m relay
Tamara Pangelova	URS UKR	ATH	Olympics	1972	1–0–1 1971 Sofia bronze: 1500 m; 1972 Grenoble gold: 1500 m
Vladimir Panteley	URS UKR	ATH	Olympics	1972	0–1–1 1970 Wien bronze: 1500 m; 1971 Sofia silver: 1500 m
Paraskevi Papachristou	GRE	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–1–1 2017 Beograd bronze: triple jump; 2019 Glasgow silver: triple jump
Vasilios Papadimitriou	GRE	ATH	Olympics	1972	0–0–1 1973 Rotterdam bronze: high jump
Vasilios Papageorgopoulos	GRE	ATH	Olympics / Other	1972—1976	0–1–1 1972 Grenoble bronze: 50 m; 1976 München silver: 60 m
Mike Parker	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1964—1968	0–1–0 1966 Dortmund silver: 60 m hurdles
András Paróczai	HUN	ATH	Olympics	1980	0–2–1 1979 Wien bronze: 800 m; 1980 Sindelfingen silver: 800 m; 1981 Grenoble silver: 800 m
Roberto Parra	ESP	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	1996—2000	1–0–0 1996 Stockholm gold: 800 m
Geoff Parsons	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1984—1988	0–0–1 1986 Madrid bronze: high jump
Artur Partyka	POL	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	2–0–0 1990 Glasgow gold: high jump; 1998 Valencia gold: high jump
Melanie Paschke	GER	ATH	Olympics	1996	1–2–0 1994 Paris silver: 60 m; 1998 Valencia gold: 60 m, silver: 200 m
Alan Pascoe	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1968—1976	1–0–0 1969 Beograd gold: 50 m hurdles
Helen Pattinson-Clitheroe	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2000—2008	1–0–0 2011 Paris gold: 3000 m (competed as Helen Clitheroe)
Angelos Pavlakakis	GRE	ATH	Olympics	2000	1–0–0 1998 Valencia gold: 60 m
Angelos Pavlakakis	GRE	ATH	Olympics	2000	1–0–1 1998 Valencia gold: 60 m; 2000 Gent bronze: 60 m
Jelica Pavličić	CRO YUG	ATH	Olympics	1976	1–1–1 1974 Göteborg gold: 400 m; 1976 München silver: 400 m; 1977 San Sebastián bronze: 400 m
Igor Pavlov	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	1–0–0 2005 Madrid gold: pole vault
Vita Pavlysh	UKR EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	1–1–0 1998 Valencia silver: shot put (competed for Ukraine); 2002 Wien gold: shot put (competed for Ukraine)
Pier-Francesco Pavoni	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1984—1988	0–2–0 1987 Liévin silver: 60 m; 1990 Glasgow silver: 60 m
Nataliya Pechonkina-Chistyakova	RUS URS	ATH	Olympics	1968—1972	2–1–0 1968 Madrid gold: 400 m (competed as Nataliya Pechonkina); 1971 Sofia gold: 4×200 m relay (competed as Nataliya Chistyakova); 1972 Grenoble silver: 4×360 m relay (competed as Nataliya Chistyakova)
Guntis Peders	LAT	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1996 Stockholm silver: 60 m hurdles
Rositsa Pehlivanova	BUL	ATH	Olympics	1976	0–0–2 1975 Katowice bronze: 800 m; 1976 München bronze: 1500 m
Larisa Peleshenko	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000	1–2–0 1988 Budapest silver: shot put (competed for the Soviet Union); 1994 Paris silver: shot put; 2000 Gent gold: shot put
Antonio Peñalver	ESP	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–0–1 1992 Genova bronze: heptathlon
Petya Pendareva	BUL	ATH	Olympics	1996—2000	0–1–0 2000 Gent silver: 60 m
Jerneja Perc	SLO	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–0–1 1996 Stockholm bronze: 60 m
Marie-José Pérec	FRA	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter / Other	1988—2000	1–0–0 1989 Den Haag gold: 200 m
Cristina Pérez	ESP	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	0–0–1 1987 Liévin bronze: 400 m
Dragan Perić	IOA SRB SCG	ATH	Olympics	1992—2004	0–1–0 1994 Paris silver: shot put (competed as Independent European Participant)
Jörg Peter	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1980—1988	0–0–1 1978 Milano bronze: 3000 m
Bernard Petitbois	FRA	ATH	Olympics	1980	0–0–1 1982 Milano bronze: 60 m
Tetiana Petliuk	UKR	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	0–1–0 2007 Birmingham silver: 800 m
Aleksandr Petrenko	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2005 Madrid bronze: triple jump
Petar Petrov	BUL	ATH	Olympics	1976—1980	0–1–2 1976 München bronze: 60 m; 1978 Milano silver: 60 m; 1979 Wien bronze: 60 m
Gabriela Petrova	BUL	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–1–0 2015 Praha silver: triple jump
Tonka Petrova	BUL	ATH	Olympics	1972	1–2–1 1971 Sofia bronze: 4×400 m relay; 1973 Rotterdam silver: 1500 m; 1974 Göteborg gold: 1500 m, silver: 4×392 m relay
Totka Petrova	BUL	ATH	Olympics	1980	0–2–0 1977 San Sebastián silver: 800 m; 1978 Milano silver: 800 m
Asha Philip	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	1–0–1 2017 Beograd gold: 60 m; 2019 Glasgow bronze: 60 m
Pedro Pablo Pichardo	CUB POR	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	2016—2020	1–0–0 2021 Toruń gold: triple jump (competed for Portugal)
Craig Pickering	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–1–0 2007 Birmingham silver: 60 m
Danuta Piecyk	POL	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	1972—1976	0–0–2 1973 Rotterdam bronze: 4×360 m relay; 1975 Katowice bronze: 4×320 m relay
Stella Pilatou	GRE	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–1–0 2005 Madrid silver: long jump
Mariya Pinigina	RUS URS	ATH	Olympics	1988	1–0–0 1987 Liévin gold: 400 m
Anne Piquereau	FRA	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	0–1–2 1985 Peiraias bronze: 60 m hurdles; 1986 Madrid silver: 60 m hurdles; 1994 Paris bronze: 60 m hurdles
Jozef Plachý	TCH SVK	ATH	Olympics	1968—1980	1–1–2 1972 Grenoble gold: 800 m; 1973 Rotterdam silver: 4×720 m relay, bronze: 800 m; 1974 Göteborg bronze: 800 m
Marek Plawgo	POL	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	2–0–0 2002 Wien gold: 400 m and 4×400 m relay
Christian Plaziat	FRA	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	2–0–0 1992 Genova gold: heptathlon; 1994 Paris gold: heptathlon
Iris Plotzitzka	FRG	ATH	Olympics	1988	0–0–1 1989 Den Haag bronze: shot put
Yekaterina Podkopayeva	RUS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992	2–1–0 1992 Genova gold: 1500 m; 1994 Paris gold: 1500 m (competed for Russia); 1996 Stockholm silver: 1500 m (competed for Russia)
Ryszard Podlas	POL	ATH	Olympics	1976	0–1–0 1978 Milano silver: 400 m
Valery Podluzhny	URS UKR	ATH	Olympics	1972—1980	0–2–0 1976 München silver: long jump; 1979 Wien silver: long jump
Jacqueline Poelman	NED	ATH	Olympics	1992—2004	0–0–2 1994 Paris bronze: 200 m; 2005 Madrid bronze: 200 m
Ronald Pognon	FRA	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	0–1–1 2005 Madrid silver: 60 m; 2007 Birmingham bronze: 60 m