List of German champions in 10 km walking

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The 10-km walk has not played a particularly large role in German athletics. The distance of the walking distances in the street has changed again and again in the first decades of the staging of competitions from the end of the 19th century nationally and internationally until the 1950s. For men, the first established route length of 50 kilometers, the length of the second walking distance was then 20 kilometers from the mid-1950s. In Germany , walking over 10 km at the German men's championships was only held in the GDR , from 1950 to 1955 and again in 1987. Later, the competition at German championships took the form of track walking - see list of Germans Master in 10,000 meter track walking .

For women, walking was first included in the program at the German Athletics Championships in 1980 , initially over a distance of 5 kilometers. Later, the length of the route for women walking on the street was changed twice. At the championships of the Federal Republic of Germany , 10 km walking was offered from 1987 to 1990, and then at the all-German championships from 1991 to 1997. Since 1998, the length of the championships in street walking has also been 20 km for women. In the GDR , women champions were determined in the 10 km walk from 1985 to 1989. Later this distance was only twice included in the championship program as a track competition for women - see list of German champions in 10,000-meter track walking .

There was an additional team evaluation at the German championships except for 1995 from 1987 to 1997 for women, when this distance was on the program as street walking for women. In 1990 and 1994 the result remained unofficial as only one team was included in the ranking. The order of the clubs in all years resulted from the addition of the individual times of the best three runners of a club.

All-German champions from 1991 to 1997 ( DLV )

The 10 km walk was only held for women in those years.

year place date Athletes Time [min]
1997 Naumburg 25. May Beate Gummelt, b. Different ( LAC Halensee Berlin ) 43:24
1996 Naumburg April 28 Beate Gummelt, b. Different ( LAC Halensee Berlin ) 43:38
1995 Boppard 25. May Beate Gummelt, b. Different ( LAC Halensee Berlin ) 44:32
1994 Offenburg 1st of May Beate Gummelt, b. Different ( LAC Halensee Berlin ) 43:58
1993 Kerpen-Horrem 23. May Beate Anders ( LAC Halensee Berlin ) 43:12
1992 Berlin April 19th Beate Anders ( LAC Halensee Berlin ) 43:18
1991 Naumburg April 21 Beate Anders ( LAC Halensee Berlin ) 44:18

Masters in the Federal Republic of Germany from 1987 to 1990 ( DLV )

The 10 km walk was only held here for women during those years.

year place date Athletes Time [min]
1990 Baunatal October 14th Renate Warz ( LG Mainburg-Niederaichbach ) 49:01
1989 Boppard October 22nd Andrea Brückmann ( LAZ Lahn-Aar-Diez ) 47:09
1988 Eschborn April 24th Barbara Kollorz ( LG OSC / TSG Osnabrück ) 49:24
1987 Bremen October 11th Catrin Rudolph ( Eintracht Frankfurt ) 48:50

Master in the GDR or the Soviet Zone from 1950 to 1989 ( DVfL )

year place Championship date Men Time [min] Women Time [min]
1989 Neubrandenburg Competition not held for men Beate Anders ( TSC Berlin )
1988 Beate Anders ( TSC Berlin )
1987 Axel Noack ( TSC Berlin ) Beate Anders ( TSC Berlin )
1986 Competition not held for men Ines Estedt ( SC Dynamo Berlin )
1985 Dresden 3rd August Ulla Klaedtke ( ASK Forward Potsdam ) 50: 54.0
1956-1984 Competition not held
1955 Siegfried Lefanczik ( Chemistry Genthin ) Competition for women not held
1954 Hans-Joachim Kolletzki ( Unit NO Berlin )
1953 Max Weber ( Dynamo Leipzig )
1952 Hans-Joachim Kolletzki ( Unit NO Berlin )
1951 Erfurt July 13th to 15th Hans-Joachim Kolletzki ( Unit NO Berlin )
1950 Horst Voigt (Dresden)

Team ranking: All-German champions from 1991 to 1997 ( DLV )

year place date society Time [h]
1997 Naumburg 25. May LAZ Leipzig ( Annett Amberg , Ute Vollmann , Winnie Eckhardt ) 2:28:02
1996 Naumburg April 28 TV 1846 Groß-Gerau ( Nicole Best , Brigitte Berger , Dania Werner ) 2:44:54
1995 Boppard 25. May no team ranking for women this year
1994 Offenburg 1st of May LAC Halensee Berlin ( Beate Gummelt - née Anders , Simone Thust , Sandra Priemer ) - unofficial 2:19:41
1993 Kerpen-Horrem 23. May LAC Halensee Berlin ( Beate Anders , Simone Thust , Sandra Priemer ) 2:19:52
1992 Berlin April 19th LAC Halensee Berlin ( Beate Anders , Simone Thust , Sandra Priemer ) 2:20:00
1991 Naumburg April 21 LAC Halensee Berlin ( Beate Anders , Simone Thust , Sandra Priemer ) 2:25:29

Team ranking: female champions in the Federal Republic of Germany from 1987 to 1990 ( DLV )

year place date society Time [h]
1990 Baunatal October 14th LG Mainburg-Niederaichbach ( Renate Warz , Brigitte Buck , Gabi Daffner ) - unofficial 2:32:38
1989 Boppard October 22nd LG Mainburg-Niederaichbach ( Renate Warz , Brigitte Buck , Gabi Daffner ) 2:31:14
1988 Eschborn April 24th LG Mainburg-Niederaichbach ( Brigitte Buck , Renate Warz , Gabi Daffner ) 2:34:45
1987 Bremen October 11th LG Mainburg-Niederaichbach ( Brigitte Buck , Renate Warz , Gabi Daffner ) 2:32:47

literature

  • Fritz Steinmetz : German Athletics Championships Volume 3 1982–1987 . Waldfischbach 1988
  • Fritz Steinmetz : German Athletics Championships Volume 4 (1988-1993) . Hornberger-Verlag, Waldfischbach 1994
  • Fritz Steinmetz : German Athletics Championships Volume 5 (1994–1999) . DDV Copy-GmbH, Kassel 2000
  • Leichtathletik magazine, born between 1970 and 1997, issues with lists of results for the various competition results at German athletics championships

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b There was only one team in the rating, so the women's team rating in 1990 and 1994 remained unofficial.