European Athletics Championships 1962 / women's pentathlon

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7th European Athletics Championships
Athletics pictogram.svg
discipline Women's Pentathlon
city YugoslaviaYugoslavia Belgrade
Stadion Partizan Stadium
Participants 13 athletes from 8 countries
Competition phase 13./14. September
Medalists
gold gold Galina Bystrowa ( URS ) Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union 
Silver medals silver Denise Guénard ( FRA ) FranceFrance 
Bronze medals bronze Helga Hoffmann ( GER ) GermanyGermany 
Panoramic view of the Partizan Stadium 2014 - 52nd years after the European Championships there

The women's pentathlon at the European Athletics Championships in 1962 was held on September 13 and 14, 1962 in Belgrade's Partizan Stadium .

The European champion was the defending champion and world record holder Galina Bystrowa from the Soviet Union. She won ahead of the French Denise Guénard . Bronze went to the German athlete Helga Hoffmann .

Records

Existing records

World record 5137 P
1954 value. 		4599 P
1980 value. 		Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Irina Press Tbilisi , then Soviet Union
(now Georgia ) 		8/9 October 1961
European record
EM record 4733 P
1954 value. 		3989 P
1980 value. 		Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Galina Bystrowa EM Stockholm , Sweden 20./21. August 1958

Record improvement

European champion Galina Bystrowa improved her own European Championship record by exactly one hundred points to 4833 P - according to the current rating of 1985: 4324 P. Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union

execution

The five disciplines of the pentathlon took place over two days. The order of the exercises had changed since October 1961. The 80-meter hurdles - so far the first competition of the second day - now moved to the very beginning and pushed the shot put and the high jump back one position each. The second day began with the long jump - so far the final discipline - and at the end there was the 200-meter run - before the last exercise of the first day.
Day 1 - August 19: 80-meter hurdles , shot put , high jump
Day 2 - August 20: long jump , 200-meter run
The scoring was based on a points table valid from 1954.

Result

September 13-14, 1962

space Surname nation Points
official scoring		 Points
1980 rating		 80 m
hurdles		 Bullet
poking		 High
jump		 Status after
day 1 (P)		 Long
jump		 200 m
1 Galina Bystrowa Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union 4833 CR 4324 10.7 s
1096 p		 13.10 m
928 p		 1.57 m
913 p		 2937 6.05 m
1000 p		 25.4 s
890 p
2 Denise Guénard FranceFrance France 4735 NO 4015 10.9 s
1061 P.		 11.65 m
831 p		 1.57 m
913 p		 2805 5.80 m
943 P.		 24.4
2,987 P.
3 Helga Hoffmann GermanyGermany Germany 4676 SB 3961 11.1 s
995 p		 10.78 m
802 P.		 1.57 m
913 p		 2710 6.08 m
1007 p		 24.7 s
959 P.
4th Ingrid Becker GermanyGermany Germany 4663 SB 3939 11.4 s
979 P.		 11.03 m
788 p		 1.63 m
976 p		 2743 5.80 m
943 P.		 24.5 s
977 P.
5 Mary Peters United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 4586 SB 3834 11.3 s
995 p		 13.30 m
941 p		 1.60 m
945 p		 2881 5.42 m
854 P.		 25.9 s
851 P.
6th Draga Stamejčič YugoslaviaYugoslavia Yugoslavia 4544 NO 3807 11.0 s
1044 p		 12.44 m
868 p		 1.48 m
814 p		 2726 5.68 m
941 p		 25.5 s
877 P.
7th Lydia Schmakowa Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union 4526 PB 3784 11.6 s
948 p		 12.21 m
869 p		 1.60 m
945 p		 2762 5.68 m
887 p		 25.5s
877 P.
8th Nina Hansen DenmarkDenmark Denmark 4450 NO 3728 11.1 s
995 p		 10.27 m
765 p		 1.54 m
880 p		 2640 5.79 m
941 p		 25.7 s
869 P.
9 Ulla Flegel AustriaAustria Austria 4355 PB 3600 11.8 s
918 p		 11.18 m
863 p		 1.54 m
880 p		 2661 5.61 m
899 p		 26.6 s
795 P.
10 Ingrid Bandow GermanyGermany Germany 4304 PB 3536 11.9 s
904 P.		 11.91 m 1.48 m
814 p		 5.48 m 25.7 s
869 P.
DNF Irina Press Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union 11.4 s
979 P.		 9.98 m 1.63 m
976 p		 5.36 m
839 p		 DNS
Gunilla Cederström SwedenSweden Sweden 11.8 s
918 p		 10.05 m
717 p		 1.48 m
814 p		 2449 5.07 m DNS
Thelma Hopkins United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 12.3 s
848 p		 14.51 m DNS

For orientation and classification of the performances, the scores achieved for the heptathlon in 1980 according to the current rating system are also listed. However, nothing would have changed in terms of the placements. Of course, these comparisons are only indicative, because the different standards of the time must apply as a basis.

  • European champion Galina Bystrowa - here in 1973 - defended her title

  • Mary Peters (here in 2008) - 1972 Olympic champion in this discipline - took fifth place

  • The EC tenth of 1958 Draga Stamejčič reached the sixth place

  • Ulla Flegel (far right) , fifteenth from 1958, finished ninth

  • Irina Press (right) , among other things pentathlon Olympic champion in 1964 and sister of the successful thrower Tamara Press , did not take part in the last discipline

Web links

References and comments

  1. ↑ Progression of the European Outdoor Records, Pentathlon , p. 77 (PDF, 271 kB) accessed on May 19, 2019 (French / English)