Lotta Mage dreams of taking part in the European Championships: Run under 57 seconds!

Lotta Mage dreams of taking part in the European Championships: Run under 57 seconds!

The anticipation for the U23 European Athletics Championships is increasing, not only in Bergen, Norway, but also in Germany. Lotta Mage, a talented 400 meter hurdles runner from VfL Sindelfingen, has established herself as one of the most promising athletes for this sporting event. The championship, which has the motto “Heroes of Tomorrow”, will open on July 17, 2025 at the Fana Stadium.

Mage clearly beat the qualifying standard for the championships last week and is one of six girls to achieve this goal. Your goal is to complete the race in under 57 seconds and move on from the negative experiences of 2023. These championships not only offer the chance to win medals, but also the opportunity to achieve personal bests and compete against the best athletes in Europe.

The event and its meaning

The U23 European Championships offer an exciting program. From July 17th to 20th, 2025, the Fana Stadium in Bergen will be the venue for athletes from all over Europe. In addition to the competitions, the event is complemented by opening and closing ceremonies, which are intended to create unforgettable memories for everyone involved. The sports-loving population of Bergen will not only cheer on the athletes, but also provide a great audience experience through performances, children's activities and a marketplace.

In total, around 600 volunteers will support the event organization and be an essential part of the success of these championships. The positive experiences and the opportunity to exchange ideas with peers make the U23 European Championships a highlight in the careers of young athletes.

A look at the participants

Competing in the U23 European Championships is a dream for many athletes and Lotta Mage is determined to make this dream come true. Every year young athletes have the opportunity to show themselves at international level. This year's event is aimed at athletes aged 20 to 23 who can test their skills in line with the best in Europe.

The U23 European Championships in Bergen are not only a platform for sporting achievements, but also promote team spirit and community among the athletes and their supporters. Bergen2025 reports on the intensive preparatory work that went into planning the event and is confident that it will be an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.

For Mage and her peers in Germany, it is the next step on the path to greater success in athletics. Their dedication and hard work could hold the key to a bright future in the sport.