European Athletics Championships 1986 / women's heptathlon

14th European Athletics Championships
discipline	Heptathlon
gender	Women
Attendees	19 athletes from 11 countries
venue	Stuttgart
Competition location	Neckar Stadium
Competition phase	29./30. August
	Medalists
	Anke Behmer ( GDR )
	Natalja Schubenkowa ( URS )
	Judy Simpson ( GBR )

The Stuttgart stadium - today the Mercedes-Benz Arena in 2011

The heptathlon for women in the 1986 European Athletics Championships on 29 and 30 August 1986 in Stuttgart Neckarstadion discharged.

GDR athlete Anke Behmer , former Anke's father , became European champion . Natalya Schubenkova from the USSR took second place . Bronze went to the Briton Judy Simpson .

Records

Existing records

World record	7158 P	United States Jackie Joyner	Houston , USA	1./2. August 1986
European record	6946 P	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Sabine Paetz	Potsdam , GDR , (today Germany )	5th / 6th May 1984
EM record	6664 P	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Ramona Neubert	EM Athens , Greece	9/10 September 1982

Record improvement

European champion Anke Behmer improved the existing EM record on 29/30. August at 53 P to 6717 P Germany Democratic Republic 1949

execution

The seven disciplines of the heptathlon took place over two days.
Day 1 - August 29: 100-meter hurdles , high jump , shot put , 200-meter run
Day 2 - August 30: long jump , javelin , 800-meter run

The rating was based on the 1985 point table, which is still valid today.

Result

29./30. August 1986

space	Surname	nation	Points	100 m hurdles	High jump	Bullet poking	200 m	Status after day 1 (P)	Long jump	javelin throw	800 m
1	Anke Behmer	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 GDR	6717 CR	13.25 s 1087 P.	1.77 m 941 p	14.50 m 827 p	23.46 s 1033 P.	3888	6.79 m 1102 p	40.24 m 672 p	2: 03.96 min 1055 p
2	Natalia Schubenkova	Soviet Union Soviet Union	6645	13.33 s 1075 p	1.80 m 978 P	13.68 m 773 p	23.92 s 988 P.	3814	6.54 m 1020 p	44.98 m 763 p	2: 04.40 min 1048 p
3	Judy Simpson	United Kingdom Great Britain	6623 NO	13.05 s 1117 p	1.92 m 1132 p	14.73 m 843 p	25.09 s 879 P.	3971	6.56 m 1027 p	40.92 m 685 p	2: 11.70 min 940 p
4th	Birgit Dressel	Germany BR BR Germany	6487	13.56 s 1041 P.	1.92 m 1131 p	14.12 m 802 P.	24.68 s 916 P.	3891	6.28 m 937 p	45.70 m 777 p	2: 15.78 min 882 P.
5	Marianna Maslennikova	Soviet Union Soviet Union	6396	13.43 s 1060 p	1.86 m 1054 p	13.35 m 751 P.	24.50 s 933 p	3798	6.46 m 994 P.	38.22 m 633 p	2: 09.58 min 971 P.
6th	Malgorzata Nowak	Poland 1980 Poland	6352	13.39 s 1066 p	1.80 m 978 P	16.39 m 954 P.	24.52 s 931 P.	3929	6.12 m 887 p	41.90 m 704 P.	2: 19.36 min 832 p
7th	Valda Ruskite	Soviet Union Soviet Union	6331	13.51 s 1049 P.	1.77 m 941 p	14.58 m 833 p	25.64 s 829 P.	3652	6.36 m 962 p	46.46 m 792 p	2: 12.76 min 925 P.
8th	Chantal Beaugeant	France France	6221	13.72 s 1018 p	1.82 m 1016 p	12.29 m 680 p	24.89 s 897 P.	3611	6.12 m 887 p	46.26 m 788 p	2: 12.06 min 935 p
9	Kim Hagger	United Kingdom Great Britain	6173	13.38 s 1068 P.	1.83 m 1017 p	12.23 m 676 p	24.61 s 923 P.	3683	6.70 m 1072 p	36.60 m 602 p	2: 20.55 min 816 p
10	Emilija Dimitrova	Bulgaria 1971 Bulgaria	6105	13.88 s 995 P.	1.71 m 867 p	13.29 m 747 p	23.41 s 1037 P.	3646	6.01 m 853 p	39.38 m 655 p	2: 10.93 min 951 P.
11	Tineke Hidding	Netherlands Netherlands	5966	13.78 s 1010 p	1.68 m 830 p	13.62 m 769 p	24.25 s 957 P.	3566	6.23 m 921 p	35.54 m 582 p	2: 14.73 min 897 P.
12	Nadine Debois	France France	5956	13.97 s 983 P.	1.74 m 903 p	12.61 m 702 p	24.59 s 915 P.	3503	6.43 m 985 p	29.76 m 472 p	2: 08.52 min 986 P.
13	Liliane Menissier	France France	5699	13.98 s 981 P.	1.80 m 978 P	11.80 m 648 p	25.31 s 859 P.	3466	5.90 m 819 p	37.44 m 618 p	2: 22.04 min 796 P.
14th	Joanne Mulliner	United Kingdom Great Britain	5564	14.33 s 932 p	1.74 m 741 p	13.21 m 895 p	24.91 s 883 P.	3471	6.11 m 427 p	27.40 m 427 P	2: 23.01 min, 783 P.
DNF	Rita Schönenberger	Switzerland Switzerland		13.34 s 1074 P.	1.68 m 830 p	10.30 m 549 p	25.12 s 876 P.	3329	NM 0 P	39.14 m 651 P.	DNS
	Yvonne Hasler	Liechtenstein Liechtenstein		14.73 s 878 P.	1.59 m 724 p	10.40 m 556 P	25.39 s 851 P.	3009	5.49 m 697 p	DNS
	Corinne Schneider	Switzerland Switzerland		14.13 s 960 p	1.80 m 978 P	11.56 m 632 p	DNS
	Birgit Clarius	Germany BR BR Germany		16.47 s 658 P.	1.77 m 941 p	14.41 m 821 p	DNS
	Eva Karblom	Sweden Sweden		14.40 s 923 p	1.68 m 830 p	DNS

The European champion Anke Behmer had 1982 finished fourth, as WM -Third of 1983 they had set out here - in 1987 it was World Cup -Vierte
Tineke Hidding (here with her daughter in 2010) EM 1982 was eleventh this time

Web links

European Athletics Championships - Stuttgart 1986 at european-athletics.org, accessed on August 28, 2019
Women Heptathlon European Championship 1986 Stuttgart on todor66.com, accessed on September 9, 2019
Track and Field Statistics, EM 1986 on trackfield.brinkster.net, accessed September 9, 2019
European Athletics Championships Zurich 2014 - Statistics Handbook , Women Heptathlon European Championship 1986 Stuttgart, p. 443 (PDF, 13,363 kB), in English at european-athletics.org, accessed on September 9, 2019
Results of all European Athletics Championships - 1986, heptathlon women on sportschau.de, accessed on September 9, 2019
14th European Athletics Championships 1986 in Stuttgart, Germany from ifosta.de, accessed on September 9, 2019

References and comments

↑ IAAF world records. Heptathlon women on rekorde-im-sport.de, accessed on September 9, 2019
↑ Progression of the European Outdoor Records, Pentathlon , p. 73, Spanish / English (PDF, 271 kB), accessed on September 9, 2019

[1] IAAF world records. Heptathlon women on rekorde-im-sport.de, accessed on September 9, 2019

[2] Progression of the European Outdoor Records, Pentathlon , p. 73, Spanish / English (PDF, 271 kB), accessed on September 9, 2019