Gernot Kellermayr

Gernot Kellermayr (born April 5, 1966 in Linz ) is a former Austrian decathlete .

Life

At the 1990 European Athletics Championships in Split he came in 14th place, and at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona he was eleventh.

In 1993 he was tested positive for the anabolic steroid stenolon during a training check and was banned for four years for doping .

In 1989 he became Austrian champion. In the hall he was national champion in heptathlon in 1990, 1991 and 1993 and in 1992 in the 200-meter run .

Gernot Kellermayr started for the UPS Vöcklabruck. He was trained by Heimo Tiefenthaler and Siegfried Stark.

Decathlon: 8,320 points, May 30, 1993, Götzis (Austrian record)
- Heptathlon (Halle): 5774 points, March 7, 1993, Vienna (former Austrian record)
60 m : 6.82 s, February 8, 1992, Vienna
100 m : 10.47 s, May 29, 1993, Götzis
200 m: 21.28 s, July 3, 1993, Feldkirch-Gisingen
- Halle: 21.43 s, February 23, 1992, Vienna
400 m : 47.56 s, May 29, 1993, Götzis
1500 m : 4: 35.61 min, August 29, 1990, Split
60 m hurdles (hall): 8.02 s, February 28, 1993, Vienna
110 m hurdles : 14.12 s, May 30, 1993, Götzis
High jump : 1.96 m, May 30, 1993, Götzis
Pole vault : 5.00 m, May 30, 1993, Götzis
- Hall: 4.90 m, February 13, 1993, Vienna
Long jump : 7.67 m, May 30, 1993, Götzis
- Hall: 7.42 m, February 27, 1993, Vienna
Shot put : 15.14 m, July 17, 1993, St. Moritz
Discus throw : 45.06 m, August 6, 1992, Barcelona
Javelin throw : 58.86 m, August 29, 1990, Split

Kellermayr: "In retrospect, doping was nonsense" , interview with Marlies Czerny in the Upper Austrian News , July 29, 2010

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