Mistrzostwa Europy w Lekkoatletyce 1966 – pięciobój kobiet
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Heide Rosendahl
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Inge Exner
Pięciobój kobiet był jedną z konkurencji rozgrywanych podczas VIII Mistrzostw Europy w Budapeszcie. Został rozegrany 1 września 1966 roku. Zwyciężczynią tej konkurencji została reprezentantka ZSRR, Walentina Tichomirowa. W rywalizacji wzięło udział dwadzieścia pięć zawodniczek z dziewiętnastu reprezentacji.
Rekordy
| Rekord świata |  Irina Press (SUN) | 5246[a] | Tokio, Japonia | 16-17.10.1964[1] |
| Rekord Europy | Irina Press (SUN) | 5246[a] | Tokio, Japonia | 16-17.10.1964 |
| Rekord mistrzostw | Galina Bystrowa (SUN) | 4833[a] | Belgrad, Jugosławia | 13-14.09.1962 |
Wyniki
| Poz. | Zawodniczka | Punkty | 80 m ppł | Kula | Wzwyż | W dal | 200 m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Walentina Tichomirowa | 4057[b] (4787)[a] | 11,5 s | 13,17 m | 1,65 m | 6,01 m | 25,3 s |
| 2 |  Heide Rosendahl | 4048[b] (4765)[a] | 11,4 s | 11,87 m | 1,56 m | 6,28 m | 24,4 s |
| 3 |  Inge Exner | 3984[b] (4713)[a] | 11,6 s | 11,93 m | 1,62 m | 6,13 m s | 25,0 s |
| 4 |  Mary Rand | 4001[b] (4711)[a] | 11,2 s | 10,68 m | 1,62 m | 6,19 m | 24,9 s |
| 5 |  Annamária Tóth | 4005[b] (4704)[a]  | 11,2 s | 11,59 m | 1,59 m | 6,03 m | 24,6 s |
| 6 | Gerda Mittenzwei | 3950[b] (4675)[a] | 11,3 s | 11,51 m | 1,56 m | 6,16 m | 25,0 s |
| 7 |  Meta Antenen | 3815[b] (4535)[a] | 11,1 s | 9,75 m | 1,59 m | 6,01 m | 25,5 s |
| 8 |  Denise Guénard | 3722[b] (4483)[a] | 11,2 s | 11,13 m | 1,56 m | 5,64 m | 25,7 s |
| 9 | Ann Wilson | 3761[b] (4482)[a] | 11,2 s | 9,90 m | 1,53 m | 6,09 m | 25,5 s |
| 10 |  Oddrun Hokland | 3737[b] (4470)[a] | 11,6 s | 10,64 m | 1,59 m | 6,09 m w | 26,3 s |
| 11 |  Olga Fomenková | 3655[b] (4406)[a] | 11,4 s | 11,53 m | 1,45 m | 5,89 m | 25,8 s |
| 12 |  Nina Hansen | 3648[b] (4402)[a] | 11,3 s | 10,89 m | 1,53 m | 5,79 m | 26,3 s |
| 13 |  Sirkka Norrlund | 3617[b] (4365)[a] | 11,3 s | 9,65 m | 1,50 m | 5,72 m | 25,1 s |
| 14 |  Elena Vintilă | 3595[b] (4323)[a] | 11,5 s | 9,24 m | 1,56 m | 5,98 m | 26,3 s |
| 15 |  Mirosława Sałacińska | 3564[b] (4306)[a] | 12,3 s | 9,31 m | 1,53 m | 6,03 m | 25,0 s |
| 16 | Łucja Noworyta | 3524[b] (4280)[a] | 11,9 s | 9,98 m | 1,56 m | 5,84 m | 26,4 s |
| Michele Bonnaire | 3487[b] (4280)[a] | 11,6 s | 11,54 m | 1,53 m | 5,25 m | 26,2 s | |
| 18 | Margit Papp | 3451[b] (4240)[a] | 12,2 s | 11,80 m | 1,50 m | 5,64 m | 26,6 s |
| 19 |  Rita Vanherck | 3413[b] (4168)[a] | 11,9 s | 8,66 m | 1,62 m | 5,52 m | 26,4 s |
| 20 | Monique Bantégny | 3436[b] (4143)[a] | 12,0 s | 11,67 m | 1,59 m | 4,93 m | 25,9 s |
| 21 |  Marijana Lubej | 3377[b] (4141)[a] | 11,5 s | 9,50 m | 1,45 m | 5,46 m | 25,8 s |
| 22 |  Magalì Vettorazzo | 3390[b] (4120)[a] | 11,5 s | 8,96 m | 1,35 m | 5,71 m w | 24,9 s |
| 23 |  Zhuljeta Muco | 3027[b] (3834)[a] | 12,4 s | 10,02 m | 1,45 m | 5,15 m | 27,6 s |
| 24 |  Sigrún Sæmundsdóttir | 2369[b] (3162)[a] | 14,0 s | 7,01 m | 1,45 m | 4,54 m | 28,8 s |
| – |  Charoula Sasagianni | DNF | 11,9 s | 8,78 m | – | – | – |
Uwagi
Przypisy
- ↑ Progression of IAAF World Records. 2015 Edition, IAAF, s. 345 [dostęp 2018-09-26] (ang.).
Bibliografia
- Berlin 2018 Statistics Handbook, European Athletics, s. 529 [dostęp 2018-10-12] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2019-09-14] (ang.).
- European Athletics Championships – Budapest 1966, European Athletics [dostęp 2018-10-26] (ang.).
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