World Athletics Championships 1993 / women's heptathlon

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4th World Athletics Championships
Athletics pictogram.svg
discipline Heptathlon
gender Women
Attendees 34 athletes from 23 countries
venue GermanyGermany Stuttgart
Competition location Gottlieb Daimler Stadium
Competition phase 16./17. August
Medalists
gold medal Jackie Joyner-Kersee ( USA ) United StatesUnited States 
Silver medal Sabine Braun ( GER ) GermanyGermany 
Bronze medal Swjatlana Buraha ( BLR ) Belarus 1991Belarus 
The Gottlieb Daimler Stadium in Stuttgart in 2007

The heptathlon for women in the 1993 World Championships in Athletics was on 16 and 17 August 1993 in Stuttgart Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion discharged.

World Champion was twice the heptathlon -Olympiasiegerin ( 1988 / 1992 ), Olympic silver medalist from 1984 and World Champion in 1987 Jackie Joyner-Kersee of the United States . She was in the long jump also Olympic champion in 1988, Olympic silver medalist in 1992 and two-time world champion (1987/ 1991 ). Second place went to the German defending champion, who was third in the 1992 Olympics and reigning European champion Sabine Braun . Bronze went to the Belarusian Swjatlana Buraha .

Existing records

World record 7291 P United StatesUnited States Jackie Joyner-Kersee OS in Seoul , South Korea 23/24 September 1988
World Cup record 7128 P World Cup in Rome , Italy August 31/1. September 1987

The existing world championship record was not set and not improved at these world championships.

execution

The seven disciplines of the heptathlon took place over two days, here is the schedule:

Day 1:
August 16		 100 meter hurdles 10:00 a.m Day 2:
August 17th		 Long jump 11:00 o'clock
high jump 11:00 o'clock Javelin throw 4:00 p.m. / 5:45 p.m.
Shot put 6:00 p.m. 800 meter run 8:45 p.m.
200 meter run 9:00 p.m.

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

Result

16./17. August 1993

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 Jackie Joyner-Kersee United StatesUnited States United States 6837 12.89 s
1141 P.		 1.81 m
991 p		 14.38 m
819 p		 23.19 s
1060 p		 4011 7.04 m
1060 p		 43.76 m
1186 p		 2: 14.49 min
900 p
2 Sabine Braun GermanyGermany Germany 6797 13.25 s
1087 P.		 1.90 m
1106 p		 14.62 m
835 p		 24.12 s
969 P.		 3997 6.54 m
1020 p		 53.44 m
927 p		 2: 17.82 min
853 P.
3 Svyatlana Buraha Belarus 1991Belarus Belarus 6635 12.95 s
1132 p		 1.84 m
1029 p		 14.55 m
831 p		 23.69 s
1011 P.		 4003 6.58 m
1033 p		 41.04 m
687 p		 2: 13.65 min
912 p
4th Svetla Dimitrova BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria 6508 12.85 s
1147 P.		 1.60 m
736 P.		 15.46 m
892 p		 23.10 s
1069 p		 3844 6.32 m
949 p		 47.02 m
802 P.		 2: 13.60 min
913 p
5 Urszula Włodarczyk PolandPoland Poland 6394 13.41 s
1063 P.		 1.81 m
991 p		 14.00 m
794 p		 24.14 s
967 P.		 3815 6.52 m
1014 p		 42.64 m
718 p		 2: 18.28 min
847 p
6th Kym Carter United StatesUnited States United States 6357 13.62 s
1033 P.		 1.84 m
1029 p		 15.41 m
888 p		 24.23 s
959 P.		 3909 6.08 m
874 P.		 36.84 m
607 p		 2: 09.82 min
967 P.
7th Jane Flemming AustraliaAustralia Australia 6343 13.08 s
1112 p		 1.75 m
916 p		 14.03 m
796 p		 23.49 s
1030 p		 3854 6.41 m
915 p		 42.12 m
708 P.		 2: 16.93 min
866 P.
8th Birgit Clarius GermanyGermany Germany 6341 13.74 s
1015 P.		 1.81 m
991 p		 15.46 m
892 p		 25.14 s
874 P.		 3772 5.64 m
741 P.		 50.14 m
863 p		 2: 10.00 min
965 p
9 Taisa Dabrovitskaya Belarus 1991Belarus Belarus 6290 13.47 s
1055 P.		 1.81 m
991 p		 12.96 m
725 p		 23.85 s
995 P.		 3776 6.08 m
874 P.		 43.52 m
735 p		 2: 13.42 min
915 p
10 Tatiana Shuravlyova Russia 1991Russia Russia 6215 14.21 s
949 p		 1.81 m
991 p		 13.80 m
781 P.		 24.64 s
920 p		 3641 6.43 m
985 p		 38.74 m
643 p		 2: 11.27 min
946 p
11 Rita Ináncsi HungaryHungary Hungary 6188 13.88 s
995 P.		 1.78 m
953 p		 14.32 m
815 p		 24.86 s
900 p		 3663 6.26 m
930 p		 46.30 m
789 P		 2: 21.26 min
806 P.
12 Petra Vaideanu RomaniaRomania Romania 6105 14.09 s
966 P.		 1.81 m
991 p		 14.40 m
821 p		 25.76 s
818 P.		 3596 5.92 m
825 p		 44.84 m
760 p		 2: 12.77 min
924 p
13 Tina Rättyä FinlandFinland Finland 6067 13.84 s
1001 P.		 1.72 m
879 p		 12.84 m
717 p		 24.61 s
923 P.		 3520 6.06 m
868 p		 43.96 m
743 p		 2: 11.96 min
936 P.
14th Nathalie Teppe FranceFrance France 5902 13.83 s
1003 P.		 1.75 m
916 p		 13.50 m
761 P.		 25.87 s
809 P.		 3489 5.81 m
792 p		 53.92 m
936 p		 2: 20.24 min
820 p
15th Light aro FinlandFinland Finland 5902 13.89 s
994 P.		 1.66 m
806 P		 12.77 m
712 p		 25.78 s
817 P.		 3329 6.02 m
856 P.		 48.80 m
837 p		 2: 15.89 min
880 p
16 Marcela Podracká SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia 5902 14.48 s
912 P.		 1.78 m
953 p		 12.57 m
699 p		 25.52 s
840 p		 3404 5.92 m
825 p		 48.50 m
831 p		 2: 18.65 min
842 p
17th Le Shundra Nathan United StatesUnited States United States 5785 13.93 s
988 P.		 1.66 m
806 P		 13.75 m
777 p		 24.78 s
907 P.		 3478 6.10 m
880 p		 42.72 m
720 p		 2: 28.88 min
707 P.
18th Yurka Khristova BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria 5726 14.19 s
952 P.		 1.75 m
916 p		 12.19 m
674 p		 25.49 s
842 p		 3384 5.94 m
831 p		 38.84 m
645 p		 2: 16.93 min
866 P.
19th Beatrice Mau GermanyGermany Germany 5369 13.73 s
1017 P.		 1.78 m
953 p		 12.95 m
724 p		 24.80 s
905 P.		 3599 NM
0 P		 48.86 m
838 p		 2: 12.91 min
922 p
20th Ma Chun-Ping Chinese TaipeiChinese Taipei Chinese Taipei 5246 14.53 s
905 P.		 1.72 m
879 p		 11.82 m
649 p		 25.75 s
819 p		 3252 5.69 m
756 p		 38.10 m
631 p		 2: 37.06 min
607 P.
21st Marina Damceska Macedonia 1991North Macedonia Macedonia 5239 14.65 s
888 P.		 1.57 m
701 P.		 10.85 m
585 p		 25.88 s
808 P.		 2982 5.69 m
756 p		 38.34 m
635 p		 2: 16.94 min
866 P.
22nd Giuliana Spada ItalyItaly Italy 5214 14.01 s
977 P.		 1.69 m
842 p		 12.77 m
712 p		 25.41 s
850 p		 2531 3.70 m
242 p		 43.26 m
730 p		 2: 17.25 min
861 P.
23 Barbara Erni SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 5067 14.27 s
941 p		 NM
0 P		 12.73 m
709 P.		 24.81 s
904 P.		 2554 6.00 m
850 p		 44.26 m
749 p		 2: 13.53 min
914 p
24 Elizabeth Arteaga BoliviaBolivia Bolivia 4168 17.24 s
570 p		 1.41 m
534 p		 9.52 m
498 p		 25.95 s
802 P		 2404 4.55 m
441 p		 32.56 m
525 p		 2: 20.53 min
816 p
DNF Larissa Nikitina Russia 1991Russia Russia 5624 13.73 s
1017 P.		 1.84 m
1029 p		 15.38 m
886 p		 24.52 s
931 P.		 3863 6.36 m
962 p		 46.82 m
799 p		 DNS
Tatiana Blochina Russia 1991Russia Russia 4710 13.63 s
1031 P.		 1.84 m
1029 p		 14.24 m
810 p		 24.03 s
978 P.		 3848 6.04 m
862 p		 NM
0 P		 DNS
Eunice Barber Sierra LeoneSierra Leone Sierra Leone 4404 14.58 s
898 P		 1.51 m
632 p		 10.92 m
590 p		 25.96 s
801 P.		 2921 5.67 m
750 p		 43.44 m
733 p		 DNS
Catherine Bond-Mills CanadaCanada Canada 3516 13.98 s
981 P.		 1.78 m
953 p		 12.22 m
676 p		 24.79 s
906 P.		 2610 NM
0 P		 DNS
Veronique Boyer French PolynesiaFrench Polynesia French Polynesia 2984 14.65 s
888 P.		 1.60 m
736 P.		 11.57 m
633 p		 27.25 s
691 P.		 2257 DNS
Manuela Marxer LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Liechtenstein 2653 13.73 s
1017 P.		 NM
0 P		 12.71 m
708 p		 24.56 s
928 P.		 2653 DNS
Anzhela Atroshchenko Belarus 1991Belarus Belarus 2602 14.21 s
949 p		 1.78 m
953 p		 12.59 m
700 p		 DNS 2602
Ghada Shouaa SyriaSyria Syria 2461 14.69 s
883 P.		 1.69 m
842 p		 13.13 m
736 p		 DNS 2461
Maria Kamrowska PolandPoland Poland 1074 13.34 s
1074 P.		 DNS 1074
Clova Court United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 1030 13.64 s
1030 p		 NM
0 P		 DNS 1030

  • World champion Jackie Joyner-Kersee, previously already two-time heptathlon -Olympiasiegerin ( 1988 / 1992 ), Olympic silver medalist from 1984 and world champion in 1987 , also title and medalist in long jump

  • Jane Flemming (here in 2012) came in seventh place

  • Eunice Barber, later one of the world's top seven fighters, came to the last exercise, the 800-meter run , no longer

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References and comments

  1. ↑ IAAF world records. Heptathlon women on rekorde-im-sport.de, accessed on May 22, 2020