World Athletics Championships 1987 / men's javelin
2. World Athletics Championships | |||||||||
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discipline | Javelin throw | ||||||||
gender | Men | ||||||||
Attendees | 37 athletes from 24 countries | ||||||||
venue | Rome | ||||||||
Competition location | Olympic Stadium | ||||||||
Competition phase | August 29th (qualification) August 30th (final) |
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The men's javelin at the World Athletics Championships 1987 was held on August 29 and 30, 1987 in the Olympic Stadium in the Italian capital, Rome .
For the first time at the World Championships, a modified spear with a forward shifted center of gravity was used in 1986. The two main reasons for this were the ever larger distances achieved and the measurement problems that arose from the flat angle of impact of the old spear models. Often there was no mark or a mark that was difficult to recognize that the spear left on impact, which often made measuring the distance very difficult or sometimes even made the throw invalid. Moving the center of gravity forward on the new spear fixed both problems. The Finn Seppo Räty became world champion . Before the third in the European Championship in 1986, he won Viktor Jewsjukow from the Soviet Union . The Czechoslovak world record holder Jan Železný , who was extremely successful in the following years, won his first medal at a major international championship with bronze .
Records
Existing records
World record | 87.66 m | Jan Železný | Nitra , Czechoslovakia | May 31, 1987 |
World championship record | new spear used for the first time, therefore previous record no longer valid |
New world championship record
The world championship record with the new javelin was gradually increased to 83.54 m ( Seppo Räty , Finland in the final on August 30, 1987).
qualification
August 29, 1987
37 participants competed in two groups for the qualifying round. The qualification distance for direct entry into the final was 79.00 m. Five athletes exceeded this mark (highlighted in light blue). The final field was filled with seven three next-placed athletes to twelve throwers (highlighted in light green). So finally 77.78 m had to be achieved for the final.
Legend
Brief overview of the meaning of the symbols - also commonly used in other publications:
- | waived |
x | invalid |
Group A
space | Surname | nation | Result (noun) | 1st attempt (m) | 2. attempt (m) | 3rd attempt (m) |
1 | Viktor Jewsyukov | Soviet Union | 81.36 CR | 77.30 | 73.90 | 81.36 CR |
2 | Pascal Lefèvre | France | 80.60 | 76.30 | 80.60 CR | - |
3 | Jan Železný | Czechoslovakia | 79.20 | 70.86 | 79.20 | - |
4th | Duncan Atwood | United States | 78.92 | 78.92 CR | 76.62 | - |
5 | Mick Hill | Great Britain | 78.88 | 77.98 | 78.88 | 77.42 |
6th | Peter Borglund | Sweden | 78.30 | 78.30 | 75.76 | 76.62 |
7th | Seppo Räty | Finland | 78.22 | 78.22 | 76.50 | 77.59 |
8th | Antonios Papadimitriou | Greece | 76.48 | 70.12 | x | 76.48 |
9 | Sejad Krdžali | Yugoslavia | 75.94 | 70.02 | x | 75.94 |
10 | Roald Bradstock | Great Britain | 75.86 | 71.28 | 75.86 | 73.90 |
11 | Emil Tsvetanov | Bulgaria | 75.48 | 73.88 | 75.48 | 72.24 |
12 | Masami Yoshida | Japan | 74.90 | 72.48 | 74.90 | 73.34 |
13 | Juan de la Garza | Mexico | 73.36 | 73.36 | 71.56 | 68.56 |
14th | Andreas Linden | BR Germany | 72.22 | 72.22 | 71.48 | 71.80 |
15th | Kim Jae-sang | South Korea | 71.88 | 71.88 | 66.60 | 68.06 |
16 | Zakayo Malekwa | Tanzania | 71.74 | 71.74 | 68.50 | 70.30 |
17th | Tarak Chaabani | Tunisia | 64.66 | 61.86 | 64.32 | 64.66 |
18th | Bassam Alshater | Syria | 61.64 | x | 59.56 | 61.64 |
19th | Romeo Montanes | Philippines | 58.38 | 54.62 | 57.18 | 58.38 |
Group B
space | Surname | nation | Result (noun) | 1st attempt (m) | 2. attempt (m) | 3rd attempt (m) |
1 | Tom Petranoff | United States | 81.26 | 81.26 | - | - |
2 | Kazuhiro Mizoguchi | Japan | 80.58 | 71.62 | 80.58 | - |
3 | David Ottley | Great Britain | 78.64 | 72.40 | 78.64 | 70.42 |
4th | Lev Shatilo | Soviet Union | 78.20 | 73.44 | 73.42 | 78.20 |
5 | Dag Wennlund | Sweden | 77.78 | 77.78 | 75.80 | 76.64 |
6th | Einar Vilhjálmsson | Iceland | 77.46 | 74.98 | 75.54 | 77.46 |
7th | Klaus Tafelmeier | BR Germany | 76.46 | 75.94 | 74.78 | 76.46 |
8th | Marek Kaleta | Soviet Union | 76.10 | 72.28 | 76.10 | 73.26 |
9 | Jyrki Blom | Finland | 75.74 | 75.64 | 75.74 | 69.10 |
10 | Sigurdur Einarsson | Iceland | 75.52 | 75.52 | 73.54 | x |
11 | Gavin Lovegrove | New Zealand | 74.16 | 74.16 | x | x |
12 | Mirosaw Witek | Poland | 73.62 | 69.82 | 73.26 | 73.62 |
13 | Ivan Mustapic | Yugoslavia | 73.34 | 71.00 | 73.34 | 70.02 |
14th | Justin Arop | Uganda | 71.76 | 67.08 | 68.36 | 71.76 |
15th | Mark Babich | United States | 70.76 | 67.94 | 70.76 | 70.62 |
16 | Fabio de Gaspari | Italy | 70.76 | 70.44 | 70.76 | 65.84 |
17th | Zdenk Adamec | Czechoslovakia | 70.72 | x | x | 70.72 |
18th | Mike Mahovlich | Canada | 67.64 | 67.64 | 65.92 | 66.20 |
final
August 30, 1987
space | Surname | nation | Result (noun) | 1st attempt (m) | 2. attempt (m) | 3rd attempt (m) | 4th attempt (m) | 5th attempt (m) | 6th attempt (m) |
1 | Seppo Räty | Finland | 83.54 CR | 79.86 | 78.08 | 82.32 CR | 76.52 | 79.44 | 83.54 CR |
2 | Viktor Jewsyukov | Soviet Union | 82.52 | 82.10 | 80.36 | x | x | 82.52 CR | 80.34 |
3 | Jan Železný | Czechoslovakia | 82.20 | 80.56 | 82.20 CR | 79.50 | x | 79.38 | x |
4th | Tom Petranoff | United States | 81.28 | 75.48 | 80.46 | 81.28 | x | 80.76 | x |
5 | Lev Shatilo | Soviet Union | 81.02 | 69.84 | 81.02 | 76.84 | 71.42 | x | x |
6th | Kazuhiro Mizoguchi | Japan | 80.24 | 80.24 | x | 77.98 | 77.26 | 77.28 | 77.72 |
7th | Mick Hill | Great Britain | 79.66 | 78.14 | 79.66 | 74.72 | x | 74.64 | 75.52 |
8th | Dag Wennlund | Sweden | 78.40 | 72.52 | 75.68 | 78.40 | 76.76 | x | 77.48 |
9 | David Ottley | Great Britain | 77.64 | 74.48 | 76.78 | 77.64 | not in the final of the eight best throwers |
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10 | Pascal Lefèvre | France | 77.14 | 75.94 | 75.62 | 77.14 | |||
11 | Peter Borglund | Sweden | 75.46 | 75.22 | 74.98 | 75.46 | |||
12 | Duncan Atwood | United States | 72.54 | 67.86 | 72.54 | x |
Video
- Men's Javelin Final - 1997 IAAF World Championships on youtube.com, accessed March 29, 2020
Web links
- IAAF World Championships in Athletics, 2nd IAAF World Championships in Athletics , accessed March 29, 2020
- Men Javelin Throw Athletics II World Championship Rome (ITA) 1987 at todor66.com, accessed March 29, 2020
- Results in the IAAF Statistics Handbook for the 2019 World Cup in Doha, Men Javelin Throw, Rome 1987 (PDF 10.3 MB, p. 201), English, accessed on March 29, 2020
References and comments
- ↑ Dr. Jürgen Schiffer: "Why did the senior javelin specification have to be changed?" - Article in IAAF / New Studies in athletics 3 / 4.00 (English) , accessed on August 2, 2020
- ↑ IAAF world records. Javelin men on rekorde-im-sport.de, accessed on March 29, 2020