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Европейската шампионка Ивет Лалова зае 6-то място в класацията на Европейската федерация по лека атлетика. За лекоатлет номер 1 за сезона беше обявен олимпийският шампион в бягането на 5000 и на 10000 метра Мо Фара (Великобритания. На второ място беше класиран олимпийският шампион на овчарски скок Рено Лавийени, а трети се нареди европейският първенец в спринта на 100 метра Кристоф Льометр. В допитването на федерацията участват представители на националните федерации на страните от Стария континент, журналисти, експерти и фенове. Победителите ще получат наградите си на официална церемония в Малта на 13 октомври.
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GM Veselin Topalov has won the first chess tournament from the Grand Prix series in London. After the victory with the black pieces over Dutchman Anish Giri in the last 11th round, Topalov got 7 points in the standings, the same number of Shakhriyar Mamedyarov of Azerbaijan and Israeli Boris Gelfand but was ranked first based on additional indicators. 12 of the world’s leading chess players took part in the London tournament with a prize pool of € 240,000. The Grand Prix series of FIDE for season 2012/2013 includes another five tournaments - in Tashkent, Lisbon, Madrid, Berlin and Paris. The best Bulgarian badminton player Petya Nedelcheva has the won singles titles at the Open International Championship held in Sofia with a prize fund of 15 000 dollars. Nedelcheva, who was seeded first in the scheme, won against young Bulgarian hopeful Stephanie Stoeva 2:0 (21:9, 21:18). At the finals in women’s doubles, Stephanie Stoeva and Gabriela Stoeva won against the first-seeded Özge Bayrak and Neslihan Yigit with 2:0 (21:9, 21:17). In the men’s singles, Lithuanian Kestutis Navickas became the champion after defeating David Obernosterer of Austria with 2:1 (22:20, 15:21, 21:13). Gold medals in men's doubles went to Scot Robert Blair and Bin Seang Tan from Malaysia, who beat German Andreas Heinz and Max Schvanger with 2:0 (21:10, 21:17). European champion Ivet Lalova took the sixth place in the European Athletics Federation’s list for best athletes for 2012. Great Britain’s Mo Farah was named top male European track-and-field althete for 2012 after winning Olympic titles in the 5000 and 10,000 m races. Two Frenchmen are the runners-up. The Olympic pole vault champion Renaud Lavillenie was ranked second, and third came European champion at the 100 meters race - Christophe Lemaitre. The names of the winning athletes are selected after a poll among representatives of the national athletics federations of all European countries, journalists, experts and fans. The winners will receive their awards at a ceremony in Malta on October 13. Bulgaria gets an extremely tough draw for the 28th European Volleyball Championship for women in 2013. Bulgaria’s team will compete in Pool D with Poland, Serbia and the winner of the match between Romania and the Czech Republic. This became clear after the drawing of lots in Zurich, Switzerland. This is the most difficult preliminary pool in the championship, the Bulgarian Volleyball Federation reports on its webside. The names of Serbia and Poland, which will be our rivals in the group, are well-known. Bulgaria’s third contender will be determined by the match between Romania and the Czech Republic in early June next year, with the Czech players having greated chances of winning. Bulgaria’s matches will play in Schwerin, Germany. The team of Ludogorets has topped the standings in the home "A" football group with a total of 24 points after the 8th round where the current leaders won convincingly in their stadium in Razgrad versus the team of Miner (Pernik) with 3-0. Second with 22 points is the Sofia-based Levski FC, earning a minimum 2-1 in Sofia against Lovech-based Litex. The third place with 16 points is now held by Botev (Plovdiv) after a victory as hosts over Sofia-based Lokomotiv with 2-0. English version: Rossitsa Petkova