International Olympic Prize of the GDR
The GDR International Olympic Prize was a road bike race in the GDR that was held as a team time trial. The race was organized by the German Cycling Association of the GDR (DRSV) from 1962 and was part of the racing calendar of the Union Cycliste International (UCI) until it was last held .
| International Olympic Prize of the GDR | |
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| Competition period | 1962-1993 |
| overall length | 100 km |
history
The race led at the beginning of Lübben via Goyatz to Peitz and back to Lübben (1962–1967 and 1969–1970).
In 1968 a course was driven in Gersdorf . The race took place in Cottbus from 1971 to 1974 . From 1975, the line was Forst - Eichwege -Forst selected as the standard race track. From 1974, the time trial was only advertised for national teams; previously club teams from the GDR also took part.
After the end of the GDR , the race continued until 1993 on the initiative of Forster cycling official Otto Friedrich with the support of the Bund Deutscher Radfahrer (BDR), the last event was in 1993.
winner
- 1962 GDR I ( Hans Scheibner , Kurt Müller , Lothar Appler , Manfred Brüning )
- 1963 Poland ( Józef Beker , Roman Chtiej , Marian Zielinski , Waldemar Slowinski )
- 1964 and 1965 not held
- 1966 GDR I (Lothar Appler, Axel Peschel , Dieter Vogelsang , Günter Hoffmann
- 1967 GDR I (Klaus Ampler, Axel Peschel, Dieter Grabe, Günter Hoffmann)
- 1968 Italy ( Giovanni Cavalcanti (cyclists) , Mauro Simonetti , Giovanni Bramucci , Vittorio Marcello )
- 1969 Sweden ( Erik Pettersson , Gösta Pettersson , Sture Pettersson , Tomas Pettersson )
- 1970 Hungary ( Ferenc Keserű (cyclist) , György Rajnaj , Tomasz Magyar , Istvan Hirth )
- 1971 Belgium ( Marc Demeyer , Gustaaf Hermans , Gustaaf van Cauter , Louis Verreydt )
- 1972 Sweden ( Tord Filipsson , Leif Hansson , Lennart Fagerlund , Sven-Åke Nilsson )
- 1973 Denmark ( Verner Blaudzun , Jörn Lund , Owe Jensen , Reno Olsen )
- 1974 GDR I ( Karl-Dietrich Diers , Hans-Joachim Hartnick , Gerhard Lauke , Horst Tischoff )
- 1975 GDR I (Karl-Dietrich Diers, Hans-Joachim Hartnick, Gerhard Lauke, Bernd Drogan )
- 1976 GDR Olympic selection (Karl-Dietrich Diers, Hans-Joachim Hartnick, Gerhard Lauke, Michael Schiffner )
- 1977 GDR I (Bernd Drogan, Hans-Joachim Meisch , Siegbert Schmeißer , Andreas Neuer )
- 1978 GDR I (Bernd Drogan, Hans-Joachim Hartnick, Peter Koch , Andreas Petermann)
- 1979 GDR II (Bernd Drogan, Hans-Joachim Hartnick, Martin Götze , Andreas Petermann )
- 1980 GDR I (Bernd Drogan, Falk Boden, Olaf Ludwig , Andreas Petermann)
- 1981 Poland ( Tadeusz Mytnik , Czeslaw Lang , Lechosław Michalak , Jan Plutecki )
- 1982 GDR I (Bernd Drogan, Falk Boden, Olaf Ludwig, Andreas Petermann)
- 1983 GDR I (Bernd Drogan, Falk Boden, Olaf Ludwig, Uwe Raab )
- 1984 GDR II ( Jan Gloßmann , Andreas Lux , Jan Schur , Volker Meinert )
- 1985 Soviet Union (Vitali Kosinsky , ValeriSchumny , Piotr Schukowski , Nikolai Rasuwajew )
- 1986 GDR II (Jan Gloßmann, Maik Landsmann , Ralf Schmidt , Uwe Zeidler )
- 1987 GDR I ( Uwe Ampler , Falk Boden , Mario Kummer , Uwe Raab)
- 1988 GDR I (Uwe Ampler, Falk Boden, Mario Kummer, Maik Landsmann)
- 1989 GDR I ( Uwe Berndt , Falk Boden, Mario Kummer, Maik Landsmann)
- 1990 GDR I (Maik Landsmann, Falk Boden, Uwe Peschel , Uwe Zeidler)
- 1991 BDR I ( Bernd Dittert , Siegfried Höbel , Jens Voigt , Jörg Weida )
- 1992 Spain Miguel Fernandez , David Plaza , Eleuterio Mancebo , Sebastian Perez )
- 1993 Poland ( Dariusz Baranowski , Tomasz Brożyna , Piotr Wadecki , Grzegorz Rosolinski )
Individual evidence
- ^ A b German Cycling Association of the GDR (ed.): Program for the GDR's International Olympic Prize . Berlin 1969, p. 3 .
- ↑ Otto Friedrich, Werner Ruttkus: 100 years Forster Radrennbahn & Radsport in Forst . Ed .: City of Forst. Forst (Lausitz) 2006, ISBN 3-00-018303-5 , p. 293 .