Hannelore Anke
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| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 8 grudnia 1957 Bad Schlema | ||||||||||||
| Wzrost | 160 cm | ||||||||||||
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Hannelore Anke (ur. 8 grudnia 1957[1]) – wschodnioniemiecka pływaczka. Dwukrotna medalistka olimpijska z Montrealu.
Specjalizowała się w stylu klasycznym. Igrzyska w 1976 były drugimi w jej karierze, debiutowała w 1972 w wieku 14 lat. W Montrealu triumfowała na dystansie 100 metrów stylem klasycznym i w sztafecie 4x100 metrów stylem zmiennym. Pobiła 2 rekordy świata, w 1977 zdobyła trzy złote medale na mistrzostwach Europy (100 m i 200 m żabką oraz w sztafecie 4x100 metrów stylem zmiennym). W 1973 zdobyła srebro światowego czempionatu na dystansie 200 metrów stylem klasycznym.
Anke, jak wiele sportowców pochodzących z NRD, brała doping w ramach systemu stworzonego przez państwo[2].
Przypisy
- ↑ sports-reference.com. [dostęp 2013-05-14]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2013-02-06)].
- ↑ HANNELORE ANKE (GDR) (ang.). ISHOF. [dostęp 2013-05-14].
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Hannelore Anke
ADN-ZB Mittelstädt str-26.7.75-Cali-Kolumbien: II.Schwimm-Weltmeisterschaften-Ihren zweiten Titel errang Hannelore Anke (DDR) über 200 m Brust in 2:37,25 min. In diesem Rennen muß sich Hannelore gegen die in Cali stark verbesserte Holländerin Wijda Mazereeuw zur Wehr setzen, die mit 0,25 s Rückstand Zweite wurde.