German Senior Championships (athletics)

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German senior championships are German championships in athletics . They were held for the first time in 1972 , then called the best fights .

The organizer is the German Athletics Association (DLV) in conjunction with a state and, if applicable, local organizer.

The athletes are rated according to their age group.

history

In 1972 the German senior best fights were held for the first time on a relatively small scale, with a manageable number of participants and competitions. As early as 1973, 1974 at the latest, there were signs that there was immense interest, and for the organizers of those years the staging of the two-day competitions was only possible because the best fights were offered in a "slimmed down" form. For example, in some classes only a middle distance was run, the pole vault and triple jump were missing as well as the hurdles, and for the older athletes there were short sprints over 50 meters and 75 meters.

Until 1975, the organizers had to organize the road runs and walking competitions held together with the railway competitions, which changed from 1976 onwards, as there have been separately held competitions on the street since that year. Due to the further increase in interest, it was decided in 1979 to extend the competitions to three days, but this did not mean relief for long.

In 1984 the best fights were divided into Seniors I (m / f 30 - 45) and Seniors II (m / f 50 and older), because more and more new competitions and the addition of further age groups led to such a large number of athletes, that a division was inevitable.

In 1988 the longstanding discussion about the name of the competitions, which from then on were officially called the German Senior Championship I and the German Senior Championship II, came to an end. The total number of participants in both title fights was around 2000.

From 2012, German senior champions will again be determined on the occasion of an event, because the declining number of participants and the resulting difficulty in finding organizers made this step necessary.

German senior best fights

No. year date place Stadion Results
01. 1972 5th / 6th August kassel
02. 1973 8/9 September Munich
03. 1974 14./15. September Gretesch
04th 1975 30./31. August Obersuhl
05. 1976 28/29 August Leinfelden
06th 1977 20./21. August Goettingen
07th 1978 26./27. August Hösbach
08th. 1979 13-15 July Lübeck
09. 1980 20.-22. June Munich
10. 1981 24.-26. July Passau
11. 1982 2-4 July Mönchengladbach
12. 1983 1st - 3rd July Schriesheim

German senior best fights II (from 50 years)

No. year date place Stadion Results
13. 1984 14./15. July Ludenscheid
14th 1985 23-25 July Hamburg
15th 1986 5th-7th September Radolfzell
16. 1987 July 31st - August 2nd eat

German Senior Championships II (from 50 years)

No. year date place Stadion Results
01. 1988 29.-31. July Bruchköbel
02. 1989 1st - 3rd September Scheeßel
03. 1990 17th-19th August bad Homburg
04th 1991 16.-18. August trier
05. 1992 4th-6th September Halle (Saale)
06th 1993 27.-29. August Minden
07th 1994 26.-28. August Lübeck
08th. 1995 18.-20. August Minden
09. 1996 16.-18. August Leinfelden
10. 1997 16.-18. August Schweinfurt
11. 1998 July 31st - August 2nd Minden
12. 1999 20.-22. August Hagen
13. 2000 18.-20. August Kevelaer
14th 2001 17th-19th August Potsdam
15th 2002 26.-28. July Wine town Weinstadt Stadium Results list
16. 2003 1st - 3rd August Schweinfurt Willy Sachs Stadium Results list
17th 2004 13-15 August Zittau Weinau Park Stadium Results list
18th 2005 15-17 July Vaterstetten Vaterstetten sports center Results list
19th 2006 4th-6th August Aachen Forest stadium Results list
20th 2007 13-15 August Fulda Stadium in the Johannisau sports park Results list
21st 2008 11-13 July Schweinfurt Willy Sachs Stadium Results
22nd 2009 10-12 July Vaterstetten Vaterstetten sports center Results list
23. 2010 2-4 July Kevelaer Hülsparkstadion Results
24. 2011 29.-31. July Minden Weser Stadium Results list

German senior best fights I (30 - 49 years)

No. year date place Stadion Results
13. 1984 20.-22. July Itzehoe
14th 1985 19. – 21. July Munich
15th 1986 4th-6th July Awls Ahlen stadium
16. 1987 17th-19th July Munich

German Senior Championships I (30 - 49 years)

No. year date place Stadion Results
01. 1988 19. – 21. August Oldenburg
02. 1989 June 30th - July 2nd Ludwigshafen
03. 1990 24.-26. August Bad Oeynhausen
04th 1991 9-11 August Ludwigshafen
05. 1992 21-23 August Hagen
06th 1993 16.-18. July Ludwigshafen
07th 1994 19. – 21. August Berlin
08th. 1995 25-27 August Wetzlar
09. 1996 5th-7th July Hagen
10. 1997 4th-6th July Potsdam
11. 1998 10-12 July Constancy
12. 1999 16.-18. July Schweinfurt Results list
13. 2000 4th-6th August Ludwigshafen Southwest Stadium Results list
14th 2001 10-12 August Chemnitz Sports forum Chemnitz Results list
15th 2002 12-14 July Kevelaer Hülsparkstadion Results list
16. 2003 15-17 August Celle Otto Schade Stadium Results list
17th 2004 18.-20. June Kevelaer Hülsparkstadion Results list
18th 2005 8-10 July Schweinfurt Willy Sachs Stadium Results
19th 2006 7th-9th July Erfurt Steigerwald Stadium Results list
20th 2007 6-8 July Zittau Weinau Park Stadium Results list
21st 2008 27.-29. June Kevelaer Hülsparkstadion Results list
22nd 2009 27.-28. June St. Wendel Stadium at the sports center Results list
23. 2010 26.-27. June Kaiserslautern Stadium in the south school center Results
24. 2011 25-26 June Awls Stadium in the Sportpark Nord Results list

German Senior Championships I (30 - 49 years) and II (from 50 years)

No. year date place Stadion Results
25th 2012 13-15 July Erfurt Steigerwald Stadium Results list
26th 2013 12-14 July Mönchengladbach Grenzlandstadion
27. 2014 11-13 July Erfurt Steigerwald Stadium Results list
28. 2015 10-12 July Zittau Weinau Park Stadium Results list
29 2016 8-10 July Leinefelde Leinesportpark Results list
30th 2017 June 30th - July 2nd Zittau Weinau Park Stadium Results list
31. 2018 June 29th - July 1st Mönchengladbach Grenzlandstadion Results
32. 2019 29-30 June Leinefelde

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e Jörg Reckemeier: 25 Years of the German Senior Championships , on: Leichtathletik.de, July 12, 2012, accessed September 18, 2017