Jutta von Haase
Jutta von Haase (born December 21, 1939 ) is a former German middle and long distance runner .
In 1968 she became German runner-up over 800 meters both indoors and outdoors , and in 1970 she became German indoor champion over 1500 meters . At the European Athletics Indoor Championships in 1970 in Vienna, she won silver as the final runner in the mixed relay.
She had actually already ended her sporting career when she started at the premiere of the Berlin Marathon in 1974 . Since the development of long-distance running for women was still in its infancy, she had never run more than 1,500 meters in a competition before, and even in training she had only managed distances of no more than 20 kilometers. Nevertheless, she won without any problems with a time of 3:22:01 h.
In 1976 she was second in the Berlin Marathon in 3:05:19 h, and in 1977 she was fifth in the German Marathon Championship in 2:58:47 h. In 1979 she won the Berlin Marathon for the second time in 3:07:07 h, and in 1983 she finished seventh in this race with her personal best of 2:53:43 h and was the winner in the W40 age group.
Jutta von Haase started for TSV Zehlendorf 88 and from 1970 for the newly founded LG Süd Berlin. Professionally, she is the presiding judge at the Berlin Administrative Court .
Personal bests
- 800 m: 2: 06.2 min, August 25, 1968, Zurich
- 1500 m: 4: 22.8 min, August 29, 1970, Bonn
- Marathon: 2:53:43 h, September 25, 1983, Berlin
Web links
- Jutta von Haase and Günter Hallas - the champions of 1974 , episode V of the series 35 Years Berlin Marathon by Jörg Wenig and Horst Milde on the German Road Races website , September 22, 2008
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| SURNAME | Haase, Jutta von |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German middle and long distance runner |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 21, 1939 |