ECM Co-Founder and Co-Managing Director Paul Bristow was invited to speak on sporting event impacts at the Host City 2021 Conference in December. Bristow took part in a workshop on ‘Defining event impacts and promoting positive outcomes.’ It followed ECM’s key contribution to a report by the ASOIF, which, for the first time, establishes a set of common indicators for event stakeholders to cost-effectively assess the value of sporting events.

The schedule and the routes for the European Championships in marathon and race walking have been fixed. As usual, the classic road events will be held outside the athletics stadium. The city centre of Munich will offer the athletes the largest possible stage and underlines the aim of the organisers to offer easily accessible European Championships for all of Munich.

Europe’s leading free-to-air broadcasters met in Munich earlier this week at the World Broadcaster Meeting for the European Championships 2022 to learn more about ongoing preparations for the second edition of the multi-sport event.

Advance ticket sales for the largest multisport event in Germany in 50 years will start on October 26th. In addition to the wide range of sporting activities on offer, visitors can also look forward to The Roofs – the festival of diversity and surprises.

The European Championships Munich 2022 organisers are launching an event sustainability concept under the guise of ‘Count & Last’. With this concept, they are striving to pick up on the Olympic legacy of the 1972 Summer Games in the German city, reinterpret it, and leave behind a sustainable legacy of their own.

The first sustainability project of the multi-sport European Championships Munich 2022 is taking place in September 2021 – themed "22,000 LEGO® bricks for Munich 2022". The local organising committee is aiming to collect 22,000 LEGO® bricks by 30 September 2021 to build wheelchair ramps during a communal event primarily to draw attention to the topic of accessibility during the event.

We look at how the 9 sports that make up the multi-sport European Championships Munich 2022 fared at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. From a glut of golds in athletics to a hugely impactful debut for sport climbing, the Summer Games proved a positive harbinger from a for next year’s sporing extravaganza in Germany.

With less than one year to go until the multi-sport European Championships Munich 2022, we look back on the star athletes who won gold medals both at the inaugural edition of the European Championships in Glasgow and Berlin in 2018 and at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. How many of them will continue their rich vein of form into 2022 and the second edition of the European Championships?

The Europe Triathlon Age Group Sprint Championships will be integrated into the European Triathlon Championships Munich 2022 - themselves part of the multi-sport European Championships in the German city next year - as announced Thursday 13 August by Europe Triathlon, the German Triathlon Union (DTU) and the Munich 2022 organising committee.

One year before the start of the European Championships Munich 2022, the two elite athletes whetted the appetite for the biggest multi-sport event in Germany since the 1972 Olympic Games. Their race was just one of many highlights to celebrate the one year to go milestone - from Theresienwiese and Odeonsplatz to Olympiapark, the entire city got into the Munich 2022 spirit.

The European Championships 2022 Board has ratified the sports programme and daily competition schedule for the second edition of the multi-sport event taking place in Munich.

Road Cycling routes for European Championships Munich 2022 have been announced. The women's race starts in Landsberg, the men's in Murnau. Both races will connect the two tourist attractions, city centre and surroundings, leading through the foothills of the Alps to the finish line at Odeonsplatz. The time trial events will be held in Fürstenfeldbruck.