Great Britain ranked fifth in the European athletics team in Madrid.
The GB team, which was arrested by Discus Thrower Lawrence Okoye, ended 381 points, 3.5 points behind the Netherlands in the fourth and three points before Spain sixth.
Sarah Tate, who first appeared, was one of the prominent artists on the last day, adding 15 points to the GB outcome with finishing second place in the 3000 -meter ladies race – only three hundred of the second behind Elona Mononin in Finland.
There were also finishes in the third place for Revee Walcott-Nolan in the 1500-meter and Tobi Harris race in the 200-meter men.
Becca Walton, who underwent surgery on her throwing arm, threw 58.63 meters ago to occupy the fourth place in the gynecological spear, while Scott Lincoln ranked fourth in the men's shot.
Jazmin Sawys continued to return from her 20 -month layoffs due to Achilles injury with the end in the sixth place in the long jump for women.
At the last event of the night, the mixed relay team ranked 4 x 400 meters from Lina Nielsen, Tobi Harris, Emily Nionham, and Samuel Reerdon, third place with a time of three minutes 9.6 seconds – at the same time that Italy ranked second – to earn GB 14 points.
On Friday, 21 -year -old Rurdon set a record in the championship and managed the best personal time of 44.60 to win 400 meters.
The time will put the seventh double Olympic medal on the list of all times for less than 23 years.
Eugene Amo Dadzi, nicknamed “the fastest accountant in the world”, scored 10.07, where he won first place in 100 meters for men.
Italy successfully defended the crown they won in Poland in 2023.
