European Athletics Championships 1982 / women's heptathlon

13th European Athletics Championships
discipline	Heptathlon women
city	Athens
Stadion	Athens Olympic Stadium
Participants	17 athletes from 13 countries
Competition phase	9/10 September
Medalists
gold	Ramona Neubert ( GDR )
silver	Sabine Möbius ( GDR )
bronze	Sabine Everts ( FRG )

The Olympic Stadium of Athens in 2017

The heptathlon for women in the 1982 European Athletics Championships was on 9 and 10 September 1982 at the Olympic Stadium of Athens discharged.

For the first time at a major international championship, the all-rounders had to complete seven rather than five disciplines. The javelin was new , and the 200-meter run , which had been part of the pentathlon until 1976 , came back into this all-around event.

In this competition there was a double victory for the heptathletes from the GDR. The European champion was the world record holder Ramona Neubert . She won ahead of Sabine Möbius , later as Sabine Paetz and then as Sabine John at the start. Bronze went to the German athlete Sabine Everts .

Existing records

World record	6773 P 1980 value.	6845 P 1985 value.	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Ramona Neubert	Halle , GDR (now Germany )	19./20. June 1982
European record
EM record	Discipline for the first time in the competition program of European championships

execution

The seven disciplines of the heptathlon took place over two days.
Day 1 - September 9: 100-meter hurdles , high jump , shot put , 200-meter run
Day 2 - September 10: long jump , javelin , 800-meter run

The scoring was based on the point table valid from 1980 to 1984.

For orientation and classification of the performances, the scores achieved in 1985 according to the current rating system are also listed for comparison. After that there would have been a shift at these European championships: Kristine Tånnander in eleventh place and Zsuzsa Vanyek in twelfth would have had to swap places.
These comparisons are only indicative, however, because the different standards of the time must apply as a basis. At the subsequent European Championships, the current rating was used.

Result

9/10 September 1982

space	Surname	nation	Points official scoring	Points 1985 rating	100 m hurdles	High jump	Bullet poking	200 m	Status after day 1 (P)	Long jump	javelin throw	800 m
1	Ramona Neubert	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 GDR	6622 CR	6664	13.61 s 916 P.	1.83 m 1059 p	15.02 m 896 p	23.40 s 996 P.	3876	6.63 m 1041 p	42.48 m 801 P.	2: 11.06 min 910 p
2	Sabine Möbius	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 GDR	6594 SB	6629	12.89 s 1018 P.	1.83 m 1059 p	13.51 m 810 p	23.71 s 965 p	3862	6.68 m 1051 P.	41.40 m 788 P	2: 11.55 min 903 P.
3	Sabine Everts	Germany BR BR Germany	6418	6445	13.46 s 937 P.	1.89 m 1113 p	11.81 m 707 P.	23.76 s 961 P.	3718	6.66 m 1047 p	34.36 m 710 p	2: 08.71 s 943 P.
4th	Anke father	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 GDR	6390 SB	6371	13.81 s 890 p	1.83 m 1059 p	15.26 m 909 P.	24.17 s 922 P.	3779	6.31 m 973 P.	34.86 m 683 p	2: 08.09 min 954 P.
5	Natalia Schubenkova	Soviet Union Soviet Union	6361	6323	13.37 s 949 p	1.80 m 1031 p	13.23 m 793 p	24.31 s 908 P.	3681	6.03 m 913 p	43.80 m 824 p	2: 08.76 min 943 P.
6th	Valentina Dimitrova	Bulgaria 1971 Bulgaria	6324 SB	6313	14.27 s 832 p	1.80 m 1031 p	15.20 m 906 P	25.11 s 837 P.	3606	6.29 m 969 p	43.28 m 816 p	2: 09.41 min 933 p
7th	Judy Livermore	United Kingdom Great Britain	6287 SB	6259	13.48 s 934 P.	1.89 m 1113 p	14.00 m 838 p	24.76 s 868 P.	3752	6.02 m 910 p	37.08 m 720 p	2: 11.49 min 904 P.
8th	Lyudmila Koljadina	Soviet Union Soviet Union	6101 SB	6057	13.94 s 873 P.	1.74 m 974 p	16.04 m 952 p	24.97 s 849 p	3648	6.08 m 924 p	44.22 m 830 p	2: 27.56 min 699 p
9	Tineke Hidding	Netherlands Netherlands	6016 SB	5932	14.00 s 866 p	1.77 m 1002 p	13.04 m 782 p	24.63 s 879 P.	3529	6.04 m 915 p	37.20 m 722 p	2: 15.45 min 849 p
10	Corina Tifrea	Romania 1965 Romania	5988 PB	5919	13.99 s 867 P.	1.84 m 974 p	12.27 m 736 p	24.89 s 856 P.	3433	6.22 m 954 P.	39.52 m 763 p	2: 16.03 min 840 p
11	Kristine Tånnander	Sweden Sweden	5984 SB	5900	13.94 s 873 P.	1.77 m 1002 p	12.58 m 755 p	25.09 s 839 p	3469	5.95 m 895 P	40.04 m 767 p	2: 15.09 min 854 P.
12	Zsusza Vanyek	Hungary 1957 Hungary	5957 PB	5905	14.27 s 832 p	1.77 m 1002 p	12.61 m 756 p	25.09 s 839 p	3429	6.48 m 1009 P.	33.84 m 666 p	2: 15.14 min 853 P.
13	Małgorzata Nowak	Poland 1980 Poland	5948	5851	14.02 s 863 P.	1.68 m 915 p	14.55 m 870 p	24.98 s 848 p	3496	5.95 m 895 P	39.34 m 756 P.	2: 19.09 min 801 P.
14th	Florence Picaut	France France	5897 SB	5805	13.74 s 899 p	1.80 m 1031 p	13.05 m 783 p	25.88 s 772 P.	3485	5.81 m 864 p	39.80 m 763 P	2: 20.39 min 785 P.
15th	Annette Tånnander	Sweden Sweden	5810 SB	5732	14.16 s 846 P.	1.80 m 1031 p	11.97 m 717 p	26.75 s 702 P.	3296	5.92 m 888 p	45.62 m 851 P.	2: 20.39 min 772 P.
16	Corinne Schneider	Switzerland Switzerland	5737 SB	5623	14.52 s 803 P.	1.77 m 1002 p	12.45 m 747 p	26.20 s 746 P.	3298	5.69 m 837 p	43.34 m 817 p	2: 20.41 min 784 P.
17th	Anne Kyllönen	Finland Finland	5623 SB	5486	14.44 s 812 p	1.77 m 1002 p	11.69 m 700 p	25.78 s 780 p	3294	5.76 m 853 P	31.24 m 621 P.	2: 14.97 min 855 P.

Vice European Champion Sabine Möbius (right) - under her name Sabine Paetz, she became Vice World Champion in 1983 and set the world record in the following season

Anke Vater came fourth - in 1983 she was third in the World Cup , in 1986 , from now on as Anke Behmer, European Champion and in 1987 World Cup fourth

Tineke Hidding (here with her daughter in 2010) came in ninth

Web links

European Athletics Championships - Athens 1982 from european-athletics.org, accessed August 27, 2019
1982 Women Heptathlon European Championship Athens on todor66.com, accessed August 27, 2019
Track and Field Statistics, EM 1982 on trackfield.brinkster.net, accessed on August 27, 2019
European Athletics Championships Zurich 2014 - Statistics Handbook , Women Heptathlon European Championship 1982 Athina, p. 443 (PDF, 13,363 kB), Spanish / English at european-athletics.org, accessed on August 27, 2019
Results of all European Athletics Championships - 1982, heptathlon women on sportschau.de, accessed on August 27, 2019
13th European Athletics Championships 1982 in Athens, Greece from ifosta.de, accessed on August 27, 2019

References and comments

↑ IAAF world records. Heptathlon women , accessed August 27, 2019

[1] IAAF world records. Heptathlon women , accessed August 27, 2019

13th European Athletics Championships

discipline	Heptathlon women
city	Greece Athens
Stadion	Athens Olympic Stadium
Participants	17 athletes from 13 countries
Competition phase	9/10 September
Medalists
gold	Ramona Neubert ( GDR ) Germany Democratic Republic 1949
silver	Sabine Möbius ( GDR ) Germany Democratic Republic 1949
bronze	Sabine Everts ( FRG ) Germany BR