Pavel Maslak and Zuzana Hejnova spent last summer wondering what might have been, but now they have the perfect way to banish any bad memories.

Prague 2015 is set to be the “best ever” European Athletics Indoor Championships, claimed Hansjörg Wirz today when he addressed his last ever pre-event press conference as European Athletics’ President in the Czech capital’...

Expectation is wonderful but for some sportsmen and women, it is not always easy to live up to the pressure. In the final part of our look back to great moments in the history of the European Athletics Indoor Championships, we return to the previous ed...

There was no bigger star at the European Athletics Championships in Zurich last summer than double gold medallist Dafne Schippers, and the Dutch multi-eventer cum sprinter is set to shine again in Prague this weekend when she aims to win her first indo...

Six years ago in Turin, when Renaud Lavillenie won the pole vault at the European Athletics Indoor Championships with a personal best of 5.81m, it was his first major senior title.

Few athletes could have enjoyed a better build-up to a major championships than Polish high jumper Kamila Licwinko, whose season so far can be neatly summarised as three personal bests, three world leads, three national records.

European Athletics hosted a live twitter chat with one of the favourites for gold at the European Indoor Championships in Prague, Serbia's long jump specialist, Ivana Spanovic, whose twitter handle is @IvanaSpaNOv1c.

In the second part of our nostalgic review of great moments in the history of the European Athletics Indoor Championships, we look back to Madrid in 2005 and the pole vault world record of Russia’s Yelena Isinbayeva.

At least 28 International Broadcasters from across the continent will be televising the Prague 2015 European Athletics Indoor Championships this weekend.

Wherever you look in the men's races at the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Prague this weekend, there will be fascination with every stride.