IAAF World Combined Events Challenge

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The IAAF World Combined Events Challenge is an international competition series that has been organized by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) since 1998 .

Men compete in decathlon , women in heptathlon . In the course of a season, the athletes collect their points at certain all-around meetings and championships and contribute their three best individual results to the overall ranking. Prize money totaling US $ 202,000 will be distributed among the eight most successful men and women . The overall winner and the overall winner will each receive $ 30,000. The most successful participants with four first places each are the Czech Roman Šebrle and the Swede Carolina Klüft .

Events

Meetings

The following meetings are firmly integrated in the annual calendar:

Other meetings have been or will be alternately included in the event calendar.

Championships and cup competitions

The following international, continental or national championships are or were part of the event, depending on the event:

statistics

Season records

winner

Sources: IAAF website, for results prior to 2003 gbrathletics.com.

year 1st place Points 2nd place Points 3rd place Points
2018 Arthur Abele ( GER ) 25,222 Pieter Braun ( NED ) 24,412 Martin Roe ( NOR ) 24,376
2017 Rico Freimuth ( GER ) 25,592 Damian Warner ( CAN ) 25,152 Kai Kazmirek ( GER ) 24,986
2016 Kai Kazmirek ( GER ) 25,221 Jeremy Taiwo ( USA ) 24,928 Adam Sebastian Helcelet ( CZE ) 24,498
2015 Ilya Shkurenev ( RUS ) 25,259 Michael Schrader ( GER ) 25,252 Damian Warner ( CAN ) 25,247
2014 Rico Freimuth ( GER ) 24,981 Eelco Sintnicolaas ( NED ) 24,795 Yordani García ( CUB ) 24,423
2013 Andrei Krautschanka ( BLR ) 25,084 Damian Warner ( CAN ) 24,980 Pascal Behrenbruch ( GER ) 24,768
2012 Hans Van Alphen ( BEL ) 25,259 Pascal Behrenbruch ( GER ) 25.117 Oleksiy Kasyanov ( UKR ) 24,822
2011 Leonel Suárez ( CUB ) 25.172 Eelco Sintnicolaas ( NED ) 24,772 Mikk Pahapill ( EST ) 24,746
2010 Romain Barras ( FRA ) 25,063 Leonel Suárez ( CUB ) 24,857 Jake Arnold ( USA ) 24,627
2009 Trey Hardee ( USA ) 25,567 Yordanis García ( CUB ) 25,231 Oleksiy Kasyanov ( UKR ) 25,056
2008 Andrei Krautschanka ( BLR ) 25,448 Leonel Suárez ( CUB ) 25,344 Alexander Pogorelow ( RUS ) 24,804
2007 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ) 25,261 Maurice Smith ( JAM ) 25,220 Alexei Drozdov ( RUS ) 24,972
2006 Dmitri Karpov ( KAZ ) 25,145 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ) 25,029 Attila Zsivóczky ( HUN ) 24,950
2005 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ) 25,381 Bryan Clay ( USA ) 25.199 Attila Zsivóczky ( HUN ) 25.185
2004 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ) 25,952 Bryan Clay ( USA ) 25.602 Dmitri Karpov ( KAZ ) 25,336
2003 Tom Pappas ( USA ) 26,119 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ) 26,047 Laurent Hernu ( FRA ) 24,244
2002 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ) 26,301 Tom Pappas ( USA ) 25.506 Lev Lobodin ( RUS ) 25.179
2001 Tomáš Dvořák ( CZE ) 25,943 Erki Nool ( EST ) 25,839 Lev Lobodin ( RUS ) 25,044
2000 Erki Nool ( EST ) 26,089 Tomáš Dvořák ( CZE ) 26,018 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ) 25,591
1999 Tomáš Dvořák ( CZE ) 26,476 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ) 25.184 Chris Huffins ( USA ) 25,067
1998 Erki Nool ( EST ) 25,967 Jón Arnar Magnússon ( ISL ) 25,708 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ) 25,604

Winners

Sources: IAAF website, for results prior to 2003 gbrathletics.com.

year 1st place Points 2nd place Points 3rd place Points
2018 Carolin Schäfer ( GER ) 19,608 Erica Bougard ( USA ) 19,399 Kateřina Cachová ( CZE ) 19,025
2017 Carolin Schäfer ( GER ) 20.199 Anouk Vetter ( NED ) 19,496 Yorgelis Rodríguez ( CUB ) 19,166
2016 Carolin Schäfer ( GER ) 19,573 Anouk Vetter ( NED ) 19.302 Barbara Nwaba ( USA ) 19.163
2015 Laura Ikauniece-Admidiņa ( LAT ) 19,422 Claudia Rath ( GER ) 19,189 Anouk Vetter ( NED ) 19,112
2014 Nadine Broersen ( NED ) 19,573 Carolin Schäfer ( GER ) 19.164 Lilli Schwarzkopf ( GER ) 18,973
2013 Hanna Melnytschenko ( UKR ) 19,310 Brianne Theisen-Eaton ( CAN ) 19,158 Claudia Rath ( GER ) 19,014
2012 Antoinette Nana Djimou Ida ( FRA ) 19,510 Austra Skujytė ( LTU ) 19,408 Laura Ikauniece-Admidiņa ( LAT ) 19,031
2011 Jennifer Oeser ( GER ) 19,594 Natalja Dobrynska ( UKR ) 19,408 Karolina Tymińska ( POL ) 19,361
2010 Jennifer Oeser ( GER ) 19.303 Natalja Dobrynska ( UKR ) 19.110 Eliška Klučinová ( CZE ) 18.608
2009 Natalja Dobrynska ( UKR ) 19,487 Jennifer Oeser ( GER ) 19,255 Hanna Melnytschenko ( UKR ) 19,239
2008 Hyleas Fountain ( USA ) 19,759 Tatiana Chernova ( RUS ) 19,575 Natalja Dobrynska ( UKR ) 19,430
2007 Ljudmyla Blonska ( UKR ) 19,895 Jessica Ennis ( GBR ) 19,256 Austra Skujytė ( LTU ) 18,994
2006 Carolina Klüft ( SWE ) 20,124 Ljudmyla Blonska ( UKR ) 19,232 Lilli Schwarzkopf ( GER ) 19,168
2005 Carolina Klüft ( SWE ) 20,399 Eunice Barber ( FRA ) 20,388 Kelly Sotherton ( GBR ) 19,150
2004 Carolina Klüft ( SWE ) 20,541 Kelly Sotherton ( GBR ) 19,072 Natalja Dobrynska ( UKR ) 18,825
2003 Carolina Klüft ( SWE ) 20,295 Jelena Prokhorova ( RUS ) 19,019 Larisa Netšeporuk ( EST ) 18,482
2002 Sabine Braun ( GER ) 18,987 Shelia Burrell ( USA ) 18,747 Austra Skujytė ( LTU ) 18,570
2001 Jelena Prokhorova ( RUS ) 19,624 Natalja Roschtschupkina ( RUS ) 19,357 Natallja Sasanowitsch ( BLR ) 19,264
2000 Sabine Braun ( GER ) 19,151 Natalja Roschtschupkina ( RUS ) 19,127 Natallja Sasanowitsch ( BLR )
Urszula Włodarczyk ( POL ) 		19,047
1999 Eunice Barber ( FRA ) 19,880 Sabine Braun ( GER ) 19,271 Irina Belowa ( RUS ) 19,115
1998 Urszula Włodarczyk ( POL ) 19,235 Irina Belowa ( RUS ) 19,146 Remigija Nazarovienė ( LTU ) 19,053

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b IAAF: Competition Archive ( Memento from February 8, 2008 in the Internet Archive )
  2. ↑ a b gbrathletics.com: IAAF Grand Prix, Combined Events Challenge and Golden Events