Men's 100 metres at the 2024 European Athletics Championships
The winner Marcell Jacobs
Venue	Stadio Olimpico
Location	Rome
Dates	7 June (round 1) 8 June (semifinals & final)
Competitors	36 from 23 nations
Winning time	10.02
Medalists
Marcell Jacobs    Italy   Chituru Ali    Italy   Romell Glave    Great Britain
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The men's 100 metres at the 2024 European Athletics Championships took place at the Stadio Olimpico on 7 and 8 June.^[1]

Standing records prior to the 2024 European Athletics Championships
World record	Usain Bolt (JAM)	9.58[2]	Berlin, Germany	16 August 2009
European record	Marcell Jacobs (ITA)	9.80[3]	Tokyo, Japan	1 August 2021
Championship record	Zharnel Hughes (GBR)	9.95	Berlin, Germany	7 August 2018
	Lamont Marcell Jacobs (ITA)		Munich, Germany	16 August 2022
World Leading	Oblique Seville (JAM)	9.82[4]	Kingston, Jamaica	1 June 2024
Europe Leading	Jeremiah Azu (GBR)	9.97 [5]	Leverkusen, Germany	25 May 2024

All times are local times (UTC+2)

The next 14 fastest (q) advanced to the semifinals. The 10 highest ranked athletes received a bye into the semifinals.

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Nation	Time	Notes
1	8	Pablo Matéo	France	10.18	q
2	6	Matteo Melluzzo	Italy	10.21	q
3	5	Simon Hansen	Denmark	10.22	q
4	9	William Reais	Switzerland	10.35	q, SB
5	2	Carlos Nascimento	Portugal	10.35	q, SB
6	3	Marek Zakrzewski	Poland	10.36
7	4	Zdeněk Stromšík	Czech Republic	10.39
8	7	Aleksa Kijanović	Serbia	10.54
				Wind: +0.2 m/s

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Rank	Lane	Athlete	Nation	Time	Notes
1	8	Oliwer Wdowik	Poland	10.26	q
2	7	Robin Ganter	Germany	10.29	q
3	6	Israel Olatunde	Ireland	10.31	q, SB
4	3	Roberto Rigali	Italy	10.34	q
5	4	Ján Volko	Slovakia	10.35	q, SB
6	5	Jan Veleba	Czech Republic	10.53	SB
7	2	Francesco Sansovini	San Marino	10.55	SB
–	9	Méba-Mickaël Zeze	France	DQ	TR16.8
				Wind: +0.8 m/s

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Rank	Lane	Athlete	Nation	Time	Notes
1	2	Chijindu Ujah	Great Britain	10.23	q
2	3	Guillem Crespí	Spain	10.25	q
3	8	Kayhan Özer	Turkey	10.34	q
4	6	Anej Čurin Prapotnik	Slovenia	10.34	q
5	4	Ioannis Nyfantopoulos	Greece	10.40
6	5	Isak Hughes	Sweden	10.40	SB
7	9	Karl Erik Nazarov	Estonia	10.49	SB
8	7	Craig Gill	Gibraltar	11.17	SB
				Wind: +0.5 m/s

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The first 2 in each heat (Q) and the next 2 fastest (q) advance to the final.^[7] *Athletes that received a bye into the semifinal

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Nation	Time	Notes
1	5	Romell Glave*	Great Britain	10.11	Q
2	7	Henrik Larsson*	Sweden	10.14	Q
3	4	Robin Ganter	Germany	10.21	q
4	9	Oliwer Wdowik	Poland	10.25
5	6	Markus Fuchs*	Austria	10.29
6	3	William Reais	Switzerland	10.32	SB
7	2	Israel Olatunde	Ireland	10.40
–	8	Matteo Melluzzo	Italy	DNF
				Wind: +0.7 m/s

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Rank	Lane	Athlete	Nation	Time	Notes
1	6	Chituru Ali*	Italy	10.11	Q
2	4	Owen Ansah*	Germany	10.18	Q
3	5	Dominik Kopeć*	Poland	10.28
4	7	Taymir Burnet*	Netherlands	10.33
5	2	Roberto Rigali	Italy	10.36
6	8	Ján Volko	Slovakia	10.38
7	9	Carlos Nascimento	Portugal	10.43
8	3	Kayhan Özer	Turkey	10.45
				Wind: +0.3 m/s

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Rank	Lane	Athlete	Nation	Time	Notes
1	5	Lamont Marcell Jacobs*	Italy	10.05	Q
2	3	Pablo Matéo	France	10.17	Q, =SB
3	9	Guillem Crespí	Spain	10.19	q, PB
4	8	Simon Hansen	Denmark	10.22	R
5	4	Chijindu Ujah	Great Britain	10.24
6	7	Yannick Wolf*	Germany	10.32
7	2	Anej Čurin Prapotnik	Slovenia	10.44
8	6	Samuli Samuelsson*	Finland	10.59	SB
				Wind: +0.5 m/s

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Robin Ganter withdrew from the final and was replaced by the next best performer from the semi-finals, Simon Hansen.^[9]

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Nation	Time	Notes
	5	Lamont Marcell Jacobs	Italy	10.02	SB
	7	Chituru Ali	Italy	10.05	PB
	4	Romell Glave	Great Britain	10.06
4	6	Henrik Larsson	Sweden	10.16
5	3	Owen Ansah	Germany	10.17
6	2	Guillem Crespí	Spain	10.18	PB
7	9	Simon Hansen	Denmark	10.19	PB
8	8	Pablo Mateo	France	10.22
–	–	Robin Ganter	Germany	DNS
				Wind: +0.7 m/s

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