Men's 4 × 400 metres relay at the 2024 European Athletics Championships
Venue	Stadio Olimpico
Location	Rome
Dates	11 June (heats) 12 June (final)
Winning time	2:59.85 EL
Medalists
Jonathan Sacoor Robin Vanderbemden Dylan Borlée Alexander Doom Florent Mabille* Christian Iguacel*    Belgium   Luca Sito Vladimir Aceti Riccardo Meli Edoardo Scotti Brayan Lopez*    Italy   Manuel Sanders Jean Paul Bredau Marc Koch Emil Agyekum Lukas Krappe* Tyler Prenz*    Germany
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The men's 4 × 400 metres relay at the 2024 European Athletics Championships took place at the Stadio Olimpico on 11 and 12 June.^[1]

Standing records prior to the 2024 European Athletics Championships
World record	United States (Andrew Valmon, Quincy Watts Butch Reynolds, Michael Johnson)	2:54.29[2]	Stuttgart, Germany	22 August 1993
European record	Great Britain (Iwan Thomas, Jamie Baulch Mark Richardson, Roger Black)	2:56.60[3]	Atlanta, Georgia, United States	3 August 1996
Championship record	Great Britain (Paul Sanders, Kriss Akabusi John Regis, Roger Black)	2:58.22	Split, Yugoslavia	1 September 1990
World Leading	Arkansas (TJ Tomlyanovich, Lance Lang Steven McElroy, James Benson)	2:59.03[4]	Gainesville, Florida, United States	11 May 2024
Europe Leading	Belgium (Dylan Borlée, Robin Vanderbemden Jonathan Sacoor, Alexander Doom)	3:00.09[5]	Nassau, Bahamas	4 May 2024

All times are local times (UTC+2)

Qualification: First 3 in each heat (Q) and the next 2 fastest (q) advance to the final.

Rank	Heat	Lane	Nation	Athletes	Time	Notes
1	2	4	France	David Sombé Gilles Biron Yann Spillmann Téo Andant	3:00.77	Q, SB
2	2	3	Belgium	Florent Mabille Robin Vanderbemden Christian Iguacel Dylan Borlée	3:01.09	Q
3	2	8	Germany	Manuel Sanders Marc Koch Lukas Krappe Tyrel Prenz	3:01.44	Q
4	2	7	Spain	Iñaki Cañal Manuel Guijarro Óscar Husillos David García	3:01.45	q, SB
5	1	6	Great Britain	Lewis Davey Michael Ohioze Toby Harries Charlie Carvell	3:01.69	Q
6	2	6	Portugal	Omar Elkhatib Ricardo dos Santos João Coelho Ericsson Tavares	3:01.91	q, NR
7	1	4	Italy	Brayan Lopez Vladimir Aceti Riccardo Meli Edoardo Scotti	3:02.01	Q
8	1	8	Hungary	Ernő Steigerwald Patrik Simon Enyingi Zoltán Wahl Attila Molnár	3:02.09	NR
9	1	5	Netherlands	Isayah Boers Terrence Agard Ramsey Angela Isaya Klein Ikkink	3:03.50
10	1	3	Ireland	Jack Raftery Christopher O'Donnell Sean Doggett Callum Baird	3:04.41	SB
11	1	7	Ukraine	Oleksandr Pohorilko Rostyslav Holubovych Mykyta Rodchenkov Danylo Danylenko	3:05.86	SB
12	1	9	Czech Republic	Michal Desenský Patrik Šorm Adam Smolka Philip Krenek	3:06.70
13	2	5	Sweden	Kasper Kadestål Marcus Tornée Emil Johansson David Thid	3:07.71	SB
	1	2	Switzerland	Julien Bonvin Charles Devantay Ricky Petrucciani Lionel Spitz	DQ	TR17.2.3
	2	9	Poland	Maksymilian Szwed Karol Zalewski Igor Bogaczyński Kajetan Duszyński	DQ	TR17.2.3

The final started on 12 June at 21:17.^[6]

Rank	Lane	Nation	Athletes	Time	Notes
	8	Belgium	Jonathan Sacoor, Robin Vanderbemden, Dylan Borlée, Alexander Doom	2:59.84	EL
	6	Italy	Luca Sito, Vladimir Aceti, Riccardo Meli, Edoardo Scotti	3:00.81	SB
	4	Germany	Manuel Sanders, Jean Paul Bredau, Marc Koch, Emil Agyekum	3:00.82	SB
4	5	France	Gilles Biron, Yann Spillmann, Muhammad Abdallah Kounta, Téo Andant	3:01.43
5	3	Spain	Iñaki Cañal, Manuel Guijarro, David García, Óscar Husillos	3:01.44	SB
6	2	Portugal	Ricardo Dos Santos, Ericsson Tavares, João Coelho, Omar Elkhatib	3:01.89	NR
7	7	Great Britain	Toby Harries, Michael Ohioze, Lewis Davey, Alex Haydock-Wilson	3:01.84
8	9	Hungary	Ernõ Steigerwald, Patrik Simon Enyingi, Zoltán Wahl, Attila Molnár	3:02.10