List of German champions in 50 km walking
The 50-km walk is in Athletics - history , the first walk distance, the distance has established itself internationally and nationally. In the early days of walking , the length of the competitions on offer varied again and again, but since the Olympic Games in 1932 this discipline has been part of the program as the longest Olympic walking distance - with the exception of 1976 - but only for men. Women's walking only came into the official competition program in the early 1980s with significantly shorter distances. However, according to an IAAF decision, walking 50 km is now at least open to women. They will be able to compete in the upcoming World Team Championship in Rome 2017. The route for women has not yet been included in the Olympic program; further developments remain to be seen. But considering the history of other disciplines, it is at least very likely that 50 km walking will establish itself for women in the near future.
At the German Championships , 50 km walking has so far only been held by men. Championships on this route took place from 1920 to 1941, in the Federal Republic from 1949 and in the GDR from 1951. In 1953, athletes from the GDR competed in the championships in the Federal Republic of Germany, Rudolf Korb from Dresden came third in the GDR championships in 1953 and won the title in the Federal Republic. In the program of the all-German athletics championships since 1991, the men's competition is still an integral part.
In order to completely record the walking competitions held at the German championships in the various listings for the disciplines of these championships, two more longer routes that are no longer part of the program are listed here - results are listed in separate tables below:
- 35 km walking - GDR championships in 1950 and 1963 to 1965
- 100 km walking - German championships from 1906 to 1912.
A team rating for 50 km walking was introduced in 1927, which was then a regular part of the championship program until 1941 and except in the Federal Republic from 1949, when 50 km walking was resumed at the German championships in 2000, was also rated. From 2003 on there were no more team ratings due to the greatly reduced number of participants. In the GDR there was a team competition from 1951, which, like the 20 km walk in 1965, was part of the GDR championships for the last time. For the sake of completeness, the walking distance over 35 kilometers should also be mentioned here, as in the individual evaluation. There were team ratings in 1950, 1964 and 1965. The three best walkers of a team are also included in the rating. Initially, the placements were the yardstick for the order, from 1941 onwards the addition of the respective individual times.
German championship record: 3:43:53 h Andreas Erm ( SC Potsdam ) - Naumburg , April 13, 2003
All-German champions since 1991 ( DLV )
The 50 km walk was only for men.
1949 to 1990: Master in the Federal Republic of Germany or the Trizone ( DLV ) / Master in the GDR or the SBZ ( DVfL )
The 50 km walk was only for men.
35 km walking : Champion in the GDR ( DVfL ) 1950/1963 to 1965
The 35 km walk was only for men.
| year | Athletes |
|---|---|
| 1965 | Christoph Höhne ( SC Dynamo Berlin ) |
| 1964 | Christoph Höhne ( SC Dynamo Berlin ) |
| 1963 | Burkhard Leuschke ( SC Dynamo Berlin ) |
| 1950 | Horst Voigt (Dresden) |
German champions 1920 to 1941 ( DLV )
The 50 km walk was only for men.
100 km walking : German champions 1906 to 1912 ( DLV )
The 100 km walk was only held for men.
| year | place | date | Athletes | Time [h] |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1912 | Munich | September 1 | Carl Brockmann ( SC Charlottenburg Berlin ) | 10: 24: 02.4 |
| 1911 | Hamburg | June 4th | Otto Buckow ( Berlin AK ) | 11: 22: 00,0 |
| 1910 | Nuremberg | October, 16th | Carl Brockmann ( SC Westen 05 Berlin ) | 10: 39: 21.4 |
| 1909 | Berlin | September 26th | Wilhelm Schmidt ( 1. FC Nuremberg ) | 11: 03: 00.8 |
| 1908 | Kiel | 18th of June | Ernst Seiffert ( SC Komet Berlin ) | 11: 16: 28.0 |
| 1907 | Frankfurt am Main | 12th of May | Fritz Preiss ( FC Hermania Frankfurt ) | 11: 56: 00,0 |
| 1906 | Berlin | 3rd of June | Richard Wilhelm ( SC Comet Berlin ) | 11: 15: 21.2 |
Teams: All-German champions 1991 to 2002 ( DLV )
The 50 km walk was only for men.
Teams, 1949 to 1990: champions in the Federal Republic of Germany or the Trizone ( DLV ) / champions in the GDR or the SBZ ( DVfL )
The 50 km walk was only for men.
35 km walk : team champions in the GDR ( DVfL ) 1950/1963 - 1965
The 35 km walk was only for men.
| year | society |
|---|---|
| 1965 | ASK Forward Potsdam ( Hans-Joachim Pathus , Peter Frenkel , Gerhard Adolph ) |
| 1964 | SC Dynamo Berlin ( Christoph Höhne , Burkhard Leuschke , Hans-Georg Reimann ) |
| 1963 | SC Dynamo Berlin ( Burkhard Leuschke , Roland Hadrych , Günter Rieger ) |
| 1950 | BSG Stahl Nord Leipzig (Bornemann, Schröter, Ostrowski) |
Teams: German champions 1927 to 1941 ( DLV )
The 50 km walk was only for men.
| year | place | date | society | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1941 | Berlin | August 24th | Eintracht Braunschweig ( Theo Arendes , Gustav Peinemann , Hans Kandutsch ) | 14: 29: 53.6 h |
| 1940 | Berlin | 18th of August | Brigade 35 Leipzig ( Erich Blau , Herbert Nagel , Martin Köhler ) | 9 P (places 3/4/5) |
| 1939 | kassel | 30th July | Brigade 35 Leipzig ( Erich Blau , Herbert Nagel , Dammrau) | 11 P (seats 3/5/16) |
| 1938 | Erfurt | August 7th | Brigade 35 Leipzig ( Erich Blau , Herbert Nagel , Martin Köhler ) | 10 P (places 4/5/9) |
| 1937 | Bonn | July 25th | Brigade 35 Leipzig ( Friedrich Prehn , Kirsch, Martin Köhler ) | Places 1/4/5 |
| 1936 | Berlin | 21 July | SV St. Georg 1895 Hamburg (Feucht, Neurath, Schröder) | Seats 6/7/11 |
| 1935 | Berlin | 3rd August | Reichsbahn-SV Berlin ( Karl Köppen , Herbert Dill , Johannes Stack ) | 15 P (seats 4/6/15) |
| 1934 | Frankfurt am Main | 12. August | Reichsbahn-SV Berlin ( Karl Köppen , Schostak, Paul Sievert ) | 15 P (seats 3/5/7) |
| 1933 | Duisburg | October 1 | Duisburger SV 1900 (Fritschen, Loges, Simon) | 18 P (places 4/5/8) |
| 1932 | Berlin | October 2nd | Berlin AK (Bliss, Fritz Bleiweiß , Schulze) | 18 P (seats 8/9/13) |
| 1931 | Munich | 4th of October | SCC Berlin ( Carl Brockmann , William Schnitt , Fietz) | 10 P (places 4/5/8) |
| 1930 | Duisburg | 5th October | SCC Berlin 1 ( Carl Brockmann , William Schnitt , Fietz) | 13 P (seats 3/4/6) |
| 1929 | Berlin | October 14th | Black and White Erfurt ( Karl Hähnel , Ledermann, Weise) | 4 P (seats 1/14/16) |
| 1928 | Nuremberg | October 7th | SCC Berlin ( Carl Brockmann , Jentzsch, William Schnitt ) | 8 P (places 4/7/8) |
| 1927 | Erfurt | October 2nd | SCC Berlin ( Carl Brockmann , Blechstein, Jentzsch) | 21 P (seats 3/7/11) |
literature
- Fritz Steinmetz : 75 years of the German Athletics Championships (1898–1972) . Bartels and Wernitz, Berlin 1973, ISBN 3-87039-956-2
- Fritz Steinmetz: German Athletics Championships Volume 2 1973–1981 . Waldfischbach 1982
- 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 2008, issues with lists of results for the various competition results at German Athletics Championships
Web links
- Athletics competition and championship results since 2014 on the website of the magazine Leichtathletik
- Athletics competition and championship results from 2007 to 2013 on the website of the magazine Leichtathletik
- Athletics competition and championship results from 2002 to 2006 on the website of the magazine Leichtathletik
- The German athletics champions since 1995 (PDF)
- German Athletics Championships (50 km walking) (until 2003) on sport-komplett.de
- Athletics GDR Championships (35 km walking - men) (until 2003) on sport-komplett.de
- Athletics GDR Championships (50 km walking - men) (until 2003) on sport-komplett.de
- Wikipedia: GDR Athletics Championships 1979
- Wikipedia: GDR Athletics Championships 1980
- Wikipedia: GDR Athletics Championships 1981
- Wikipedia: GDR Athletics Championships 1982
- Wikipedia: GDR Athletics Championships 1983
- Wikipedia: GDR Athletics Championships 1984
- Wikipedia: GDR Athletics Championships 1985
Individual references and notes
- ↑ Women are allowed to start walking 50 kilometers for the first time on the website of the magazine Leichtathletik
- ↑ In 1953, athletes from the GDR also took part in street walking competitions.
- ↑ Fietz (11th) and Blechstein (16th) were not rated for SCC Berlin because they were registered for a second SCC Berlin team that was not complete at the start.