Sports year 2013
Major events
- Deaflympics 2013
- Summer Universiade 2013
- Southeast Asian Games 2013
- World Games 2013
- Winter Universiade 2013
Automobile sport
Formula 1 season
The 2013 Formula 1 season was the 64th FIA Formula 1 World Championship. It comprised 19 Grand Prix. It started on March 17th in Melbourne and ended on November 24th in Interlagos. The German Sebastian Vettel became driver world champion for the fourth time in a row, the Red Bull-Renault team for the fourth time in a row constructors' world champion.
World Rally Championship (WRC)
The 2013 World Rally Championship was the 41st FIA World Rally Championship. It started on January 20th in Monte Carlo and ended on November 17th in the UK. 13 races were held. The French Sébastien Ogier and co-driver Julien Ingrssia won the world championship with the Volkswagen Polo R WRC .
GP2 series
The 2013 GP2 series was the ninth season of the GP2 series. Eleven race weekends were held. The season began on March 23 in Sepang and ended on November 3 in Yas Island. The Swiss Fabio Leimer won the championship title.
World Touring Car Championship (WTCC)
The 2013 World Touring Car Championship was the tenth season of the World Touring Car Championship and the ninth since the series was restarted in 2005. It began on March 24 in Monza and ended on November 17 in Macau. The French Yvan Muller won the world title for the fourth time.
Endurance World Championship (WEC)
The 2013 FIA World Endurance Championship (officially 2013 FIA World Endurance Championship) is the second season of the FIA World Endurance Championship. It began on April 14th at Silverstone and ended on November 30th in al-Sachir. Tom Kristensen , Allan McNish and Loïc Duval won the world championship.
Le Mans 24 hour race
The 81st 24-hour race of Le Mans took place on June 22nd and 23rd, 2013 on the Circuit des 24 Heures . The winners Tom Kristensen , Allan McNish and Loïc Duval with the Audi R18 e-tron quattro .
IndyCar Series
The IndyCar Series 2013 was the 18th season of the American IndyCar Series and the 102nd season in American monoposto sport. It began on March 24th in St. Petersburg and ended on October 19th in Fontana. Scott Dixon won the IndyCar Series for the third time. Tony Kanaan won this year's Indianapolis 500 .
Porsche Supercup
The 2013 Porsche Supercup was the 21st season of the Porsche Supercup. It comprised nine races. The season started on May 12th in Barcelona and ended on November 3rd in Abu Dhabi. The Dane Nicki Thiim became champion in this series for the first time.
badminton
The highlights of the badminton year 2013 are the World Championships and the Sudirman Cup . Major tournament series are the BWF Super Series and the BWF Grand Prix . For multi-sport events, badminton is part of the program at the Southeast Asian Games , the East Asian Games , the Juegos Bolivarianos , the Deaflympics and the Universiade . For the first time in the international calendar, the Mercosul International and the London Grand Prix Gold can be found .
BWF Super Series
darts
- December 13th to January 1st 2014: PDC World Darts Championship 2014 in London
- February 7th to May 16th: Premier League Darts 2013
Soccer
- 19 January to 10 February: 2013 African Cup of Nations in South Africa
- March 6th to 13th: Algarve Cup 2013 in Portugal
- May 5-17: 2013 European Under-17 Football Championship in Slovakia
- May 15: Chelsea FC wins the 2012/13 UEFA Europa League .
- May 23: The women of VfL Wolfsburg win the 2012/13 UEFA Women's Champions League .
- May 25: FC Bayern Munich wins the first German final in the UEFA Champions League at Wembley Stadium against Borussia Dortmund 2-1.
- June 5-18: 2013 European Under-21 Football Championship in Israel
- June 15-30: 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup in Brazil
- June 21 to July 13: 2013 U-20 World Cup in Turkey
- June 25th to 28th: 2013 Women's U-17 Football Championship in Nyon (Switzerland)
- July 10th to 28th: 2013 European Women's Football Championship in Sweden
- July 20 to August 1: 2013 European Under-19 Football Championship in Lithuania
- 19-31 August: 2013 European Women's Under-19 Football Championship in Wales
- October 17 to November 8: 2013 U-17 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates
- November 26th to December 8th: 2014 European Women's Under-17 Football Championship in England. European champion: Germany
- December 11-21: 2013 FIFA Club World Cup . Winner: FC Bayern Munich
- December 25 to January 7, 2014: Football West Asian Cup 2013 in Qatar
Motorcycling
Motorcycle world championship
A total of 18 races were held between April 7th and November 10th .
MotoGP class (800 cm³)
- World champion in the MotoGP class (800 cm³) is the Spaniard Marc Márquez on a Honda ahead of his compatriots Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha ) and Dani Pedrosa (also Honda). For the 20-year-old rookie Márquez, this is the first world championship title in the premier class and the third of his career. At the same time, he is the youngest MotoGP world champion in history. In the constructors' championship , Honda beats Yamaha and Ducati .
Moto2 class (600 cm³)
- In the Moto2 class, the 22-year-old Spaniard Pol Espargaró wins the title on a Kalex . British rider Scott Redding came in second, compatriot Esteve Rabat (both also Kalex) came third . For Espargaró this is the first world title of his career. In the constructors' championship , Kalex wins ahead of Suter and Speed Up. For the German manufacturer, this is the first title in the category that has been held since 2010 .
Moto3 class (250 cm³)
- The title in the second Moto3 class was won by 18-year-old Spaniard Maverick Viñales on a KTM ahead of his compatriots Álex Rins and Luis Salom (both also KTM). For Viñales it is the first world title of his career. In the constructors' championship , KTM wins ahead of Kalex -KTM and Mahindra .
2012 Superbike World Champion Tom Sykes .
Superbike World Championship
- The 28-year-old Brit Tom Sykes won the drivers' championship on a Kawasaki ZX-10R ahead of the Irishman Eugene Laverty and the Frenchman Sylvain Guintoli (both Aprilia RSV4 Factory ). For Sykes, who was vice world champion behind Max Biaggi last year , it is the first world title of his career. Aprilia beat Kawasaki and BMW in the constructors' championship .
Details: 2013 Superbike World Championship
World Supersport Championship
- The Brit Sam Lowes wins the drivers' championship on a Yamaha YZF-R6 ahead of the Turkish Kenan Sofuoğlu and the French Fabien Foret (both Kawasaki ZX-6R ). For the 23-year-old, this is the first Supersport World Championship title of his career, having finished third behind Sofuoğlu and Jules Cluzel last year . In the constructors' championship sits Kawasaki to Yamaha and Honda by.
- The season was overshadowed by the death of the 25-year-old Italian Andrea Antonelli , who fell during a rainy run on the Moscow Raceway , was overtaken by the following Lorenzo Zanetti and died on the same day from the most severe head and neck injuries.
Details: Supersport World Championship 2013
International German motorcycle championship
Isle of Man TT
- The discharged between 1 and 7 June road race on the Isle of Man the 24-year-old Northern Irishman wins Michael Dunlop on Honda the Superbike - Superstock - and both Supersport -race. In the lightweight class, Englishman James Hillier won the race on a Kawasaki and the 41-year-old Englishman Michael Rutter on MotoCzysz won the TT Zero race . The 41-year-old Englishman John McGuinness on a Honda won the senior run, celebrating the 20th TT victory of his career.
- In the sidecar class, the duo Tim Reeves / Daniel Sayle wins in LCR race 1 and the English brothers Ben and Tom Birchall in LCR race 2.
Orienteering
- June 15 and 16: Venla and Jukola relay race in Jämsä , Finland
- June 30th to July 17th: World Junior Orienteering Championships 2013 in Hradec Králové , Czech Republic
- July 6-14: 2013 World Orienteering Championships in Vuokatti , Finland
Equestrian sport
Endurance riding
- September 15th: The gold medals at the European Endurance Championships in Most , Czech Republic , went to Jaume Punti Dachs and the French team. The best German rider was Sabrina Arnold in sixth place.
Dressage riding
- March 9th: As in the previous year, Kristina Sprehe and Desperados win the 2013 Meggle Champions final, the Grand Prix Spécial at the international horse show in the Westfalenhallen in Dortmund.
- March: Kristina Sprehe leads the final overall ranking of the Western European League . In addition to her, Helen Langehanenberg and Isabell Werth from Germany qualify for the World Cup finals for dressage riders .
- April 27th: With a lead of almost two percent, Helen Langehanenberg and Damon Hill NRW win the World Cup finals for dressage riders for the first time .
- June 8th / 9th: As in the previous year, Helen Langehanenberg became German champion in the Grand Prix Spécial and in the Grand Prix Freestyle .
- August 4th: The British team won the last stage of the Nations Cup for dressage riders in Hickstead, and the Netherlands won the overall standings.
- August 11th: After his world championship among five-year-old dressage horses in 2012, Oldenburg Sa Coeur and his rider Eva Möller also won the six-year-olds in 2013.
- August 22nd: Close decision about the team European championship in dressage : the three best teams are only just over one percent apart in the final ranking. The British team rider Charlotte Dujardin set a new world record in the Grand Prix de Dressage with Valegro , Helen Langehanenberg and Damon Hill NRW secured the German team gold medal with a result of 84.377 percent.
- August 22nd to 25th: The British team again secured the European title of dressage rider for riders with disabilities , individual gold medals were secured by Pepo Puch and Hannelore Brenner , among others .
- 23rd to 25th August: Charlotte Dujardin secured both individual European championship titles in dressage with Valegro .
- September 1st: Marcela Krinke Susmelj secured victory with Molberg in the Swiss championship in dressage .
- September 15th: For the eleventh time in her career, Victoria Max-Theurer won the Austrian state championship in dressage .
- December 17th: Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro won the World Cup in London with a new world record of 93.975 percent .
Driving
- February 9: For the first time in his career, the Dutch team rider wins Koos de Ronde the World Cup final of Vierspänner driver .
- September 15: At the CHI Donaueschingen , Christoph Sandmann secured the German championship title in four- in-hand driving .
- September 29th: The European four-in-hand champions were determined in Hungary: Theo Timmerman from the Netherlands won the individual standings, the Netherlands also won the team gold medal.
Horse racing
- July 7th: The stallion Lucky Speed , trained by Peter Schiergen , won the 144th German Derby under Andrasch Starke .
Reining
- August 29 / September 1: The European Reining Champion in Augsburg was Alexander Ripper with Wild at the Bar , which he had already achieved ten years earlier. The team gold medal went to the German team, consisting of Volker Schmitt with Smokin Mifillena , Grischa Ludwig with Custom del Cielo and Alexander Ripper with Wild at the Bar .
Show jumping
- March 10th: For the first time the final of the Masters League will be held as part of the Grand Prix of the Federal Republic in the Dortmund Westfalenhallen. It was won by 18-year-old Angelina Herröder with Pico's Boy , who is the youngest ever winner of the German Grand Prix.
- March 15: Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is the first German champion of the state associations in show jumping. The team ( Thomas Kleis with Questa Vittoria , Philipp Makowei with Balouna Windana and Andre Plath with Chacco ) won the Löwen Classics in Braunschweig ahead of Schleswig-Holstein and Bavaria.
- April 28th: For the second year in a row, Steve Guerdat just missed the show jumping World Cup victory that Beezie Madden secured with Simon .
- May 12th: The last course of his career, the 84th German Jumping Derby , was won by the 19-year-old gelding Hello Max with his rider Gilbert Tillmann .
- May 31 / June 1: The CSIO in St. Gallen will end early on Saturday morning. On Friday, Great Britain had won the Nations Cup for show jumpers here under adverse conditions . Even before the test, the German team had decided not to start because of the poor ground conditions to protect the horses, even though participation in the Nations Cup final was endangered.
- June 8th / 9th: Eva Bitter (women) and Daniel Deußer (men) became German champions in show jumping in 2013 .
- June 30th: As in 1982, 1987 and 1988, Nick Skelton won the Grand Prix of Aachen .
- August 9: In Dublin the British team won the last Nations Cup of the Europa I League of the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup 2013 . In the final overall ranking, Switzerland is at the top, Germany missed the qualification for the Nations Cup final.
- August 22nd: In the last round of the decision for the European team championship in show jumping , the Swiss team missed their chance for a medal. The German team benefited from this as they fought their way up from fourth to second place. The team gold medal went to Great Britain, as it did at the Olympic Games a year earlier.
- August 24th: At the European Show Jumping Championships , the individual title went to Roger-Yves Bost with Myrtille Paulois .
- September 1st: Swiss Champion of Show Jumping 2013 was Beat Mändli with Croesus . In Austria, Thomas Frühmann became national show jumping champion for the ninth time in his career .
- September 29th: The French show jumping team secured victory in the Nations Cup final, endowed with 1.5 million euros, by one penalty point .
- November 3rd: "Rider of the year" - overall winner of the Riders Tour 2013 - is Carsten-Otto Nagel .
- November 23rd: With a victory on his 28th birthday, Scott Brash also secured the top position in the final overall ranking of the 2013 Global Champions Tour .
Eventing riding
- June 29th: Christopher Burton defended his previous year's victory in the individual ranking at the CICO 3 * at the CHIO Aachen . In the team classification , the German team won by a clear margin.
- September 1st: Michael Jung and the German team defended their European title at the European Eventing Championships in Malmö .
- September 22nd: For the first time in his career Andreas Dibowski became German eventing champion , he rode FRH Butts Leon .
- October 13th: Despite the victory of the German team at the CCIO 3 * Boekelo, Great Britain won the overall standings of the Nations Cup eventing .
Vaulting
- March 17: In the women's World Cup final at the Löwen Classics in Braunschweig, Anna Cavallaro wins with Harley for Italy, followed by Simone Jäiser ( Luk / Switzerland) and Jennifer Braun ( Willow / Germany). In the men's category, Nicolas Andréani and Carlos won ahead of Thomas Brüsewitz ( Airbus / Germany) and Ivan Nousse ( Carlos / France).
- June 22nd / 23rd: Joanne Eccles and Erik Oese win the individual overall rankings for the vaulters at the CHIO Aachen . The German team won the Nations Cup here.
- 3rd / 4th August: The teams of RSV Neuss-Grimlinghausen win the gold medals at the Junior European Championships and the European Championships in vaulting.
Ski orienteering
- 11th to 17th February: European Orienteering Championships 2013 in Madona , Latvia
- March 3-11: World Orienteering Championships 2013 in Ridder , Kazakhstan
tennis
Grand Slam tournaments
January 14-27: Australian Open
May 27th to June 9th: French Open
June 24th to July 7th: Wimbledon
August 26th to September 8th: US Open
World Tour Finals
ATP World Tour Finals
4-10 November: ATP World Tour Finals
WTA Tour Championships
22-27 October: WTA Championships
Davis Cup
Fed Cup
Hopman Cup
December 29, 2012 - January 6 in Perth
Died
- January 1 : Yevgeny Groschew , Soviet-Russian ice hockey player (* 1937 )
- January 10th : Thomas Bourgin , French motorcycle racer (* 1986 )
- January 12th : Jean-Claude Olivier , French motorcycle racer and motorsport official (* 1945 )
- January 14th : Rolf Hübler , German enduro athlete (* 1956 )
- January 28th : Eddy Choong , Malaysian badminton player (* 1930 )
- February 28 : Eigo Satō , Japanese freestyle motocross pilot (* 1978 )
- March 11 : Arsenius Butscher , German motorcycle racer (* 1928 )
- March 21 : Pietro Mennea , Italian athlete (* 1952 )
- March 26 : Giancarlo Martini , Italian racing car driver and entrepreneur (* 1947 )
- May 28 : Yoshinari Matsushita , Japanese motorcycle racer (* unknown)
- June 22nd : Allan Simonsen , Danish racing car driver (* 1978 )
- June 27th : Stefano Borgonovo , Italian football player and coach (* 1964 )
- July 2 : Carlo Furlanis , Italian football player (* 1939 )
- July 21 : Andrea Antonelli , Italian motorcycle racer (* 1988 )
- August 17 : Karl-Heinz Kalbfell , German automobile manager and racing driver (* 1949 )
- October 15 : Sean Edwards , British racing driver (* 1986 )
- November 4th : Georg Wahl , German dressage rider and trainer (* 1920 )
- November 12th : Giuseppe Casari , Italian football player (* 1922 )
- November 15 : Mike McCormack , American football player and coach (born 1930 )
- November 15 : Raimondo D'Inzeo , Italian show jumper (* 1925 )
- November 23 : Walter Frosch , German soccer player (* 1950 )
- November 24th : Amedeo Amadei , Italian football player and coach (* 1921 )
- November 30th : Doriano Romboni , Italian motorcycle racer (* 1968 )
- December 19 : Hideo Kanaya , Japanese motorcycle racer (* 1945 )
See also
Individual evidence
- ^ Results service from September 12th to 15th , press release of the German Equestrian Association
- ↑ result final of the MEGGLE CHAMPIONS 2013
- ↑ Results of the World Championships for six-year-old dressage horses 2013
- ↑ Marcela Krinke Susmelj defends her title ( Memento of the original dated December 30, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , September 1st 2013
- ^ State championship dressage 2013: Eleventh state championship title for Victoria Max-Theurer , horse plus, September 16, 2013
- ↑ EM four-in-hand Izsák / HUN: Silver for the German team , press release of the German Equestrian Association, September 29, 2013
- ^ EM Reining Augsburg: Alexander Ripper is European Champion , Eva Borg / German Equestrian Association , September 1st, 2013
- ↑ Result of the German Championship of the State Jumping Associations 2013 (PDF; 21 kB)
- ↑ Thomas Frühmann wins his ninth national championship title ahead of Nina Brand - Lower Austria , magnaracino.at, September 1st
- ↑ Results German Versatility Championship Schenefeld 2013: Andreas Dibowski German Champion ( Memento of the original from July 18, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 22nd September 2013
- ↑ Results of the World Cup Vaulting 2013 - Women (PDF; 116 kB)
- ↑ Result World Cup Vaulting 2013 - Men (PDF; 118 kB)
