Sportsman of the year 2004 (Germany)
The athletes of the year 2004 in Germany were chosen by specialist journalists and honored on December 20th in the Kurhaus in Baden-Baden . The election was organized for the 58th time by the Internationale Sport-Korrespondenz (ISK).
Men
| space | athlete | sport | Points | 2004 successes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Michael sSchumacher | formula 1 | 2460 | World Champion |
| 2. | René Sommerfeldt | Cross-country skiing | 1842 | Overall World Cup winner |
| 3. | Andreas Klöden | Road cycling | 1752 | Second Tour de France |
| 4th | Ricco Great | biathlon | 1530 | World champion in pursuit and with the relay, second in the sprint |
| 5. | Wojtek Czyz | athletics | 1087 | Paralympics winner over 100 m , 200 m and in long jump |
| 6th | Andreas Dittmer | Canoe racing | 1024 | 2004 Olympic champion in single canoe |
| 7th | Fabian Hambüchen | do gymnastics | 922 | Finalist in the Olympic Games on the horizontal bar, youngest German Olympic participant |
| 8th. | Sven Ottke | Boxing | 903 | Super world champion of the WBA in super middleweight |
| 9. | Normann Stadler | Triathlon | 855 | Ironman Hawaii winner |
| 10. | Ralf Schumann | Sport shooting | 799 | Olympic champion rapid fire pistol |
Women
| space | athlete | sport | Points | 2004 successes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Birgit Fischer | Canoe racing | 4282 | Olympic champion in four-person kayak, silver medal in two-person kayak |
| 2. | Anni Friesinger | Speed skating | 1298 | World champion 1000 m u. 1500 m, second 3000 m |
| 3. | Judith Arndt | Road cycling | 1213 | World champion in road racing, second in individual time trial |
| 4th | Maria Riesch | Ski racing | 1075 | Junior world champion in downhill u. in the giant slalom |
| 5. | Katrin Rutschow-Stomporowski | rowing | 1007 | Olympic champion 2004 in one |
| 6th | Stefanie Nerius | athletics | 798 | Silver medal Olympic Games in javelin throw |
| 7th | Birgit Prinz | Women's soccer | 751 | FIFA World Player of the Year |
| 8th. | Silke Kraushaar | Luge | 668 | world champion |
| 9. | Yvonne Bönisch | Judo | 664 | Olympic champion in lightweight |
| 10. | Britta Kamrau | swim | 403 | World champion in open water swimming over 10 km u. 25 km |
Teams
| space | athlete | sport | Points | 2004 successes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Women's national hockey team | hockey | 3334 | Olympic champion |
| 2. | Men's national handball team | Handball | 2937 | Silver medal Olympic Games , European champion |
| 3. | Werder Bremen | Soccer | 1582 | German champion and cup winner |
| 4th | Biathlon men's relay | biathlon | 1453 | World Champion 2004 and second in the World Cup |
| 5. | FSV Mainz 05 | Soccer | 1073 | Bundesliga promoted |
| 6th | Dressage team | Dressage riding | 557 | Olympic champion |
| 7th | André Lange four-man bobsleigh team | Bobsleigh | 471 | World Champion |
| 8th. | Women's national soccer team | Women's soccer | 452 | Bronze medal Olympic Games |
| 9. | Quad kayak women | Canoe racing | 445 | Olympic champion |
| 10. | Team sprinter track bike | Track cycling | 425 | Olympic champion |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Sportsman of the Year 2004: Birgit Fischer, Michael Schumacher and the Olympic Hockey Champions (DOSB, accessed on December 26, 2017)