1990 Hypo-Meeting

The 17th edition of the annual Hypo-Meeting took place on June 16 and June 17, 1990 in Götzis, Austria. The track and field competition featured a decathlon (men) and a heptathlon (women) event.

Men's Decathlon

Schedule

  • June 16
    1. 100 m
    2. Long Jump
    3. Shot Put
    4. High Jump
    5. 400 m
  • June 17
    1. 110 m hurdles
    2. Discus Throw
    3. Pole Vault
    4. Javelin Throw
    5. 1,500 m

Records

World Record  Daley Thompson (GBR) 8847 [1] August 9, 1984 United States Los Angeles, United States
Event Record  Daley Thompson (GBR) 8730 May 23, 1982 Austria Götzis, Austria

Results

Rank Athlete Decathlon Points
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1  Christian Schenk (GDR) 11,36 7.73 15.58 2.23 49,68 15,29 48.12 4.80 63.74 4.30,18 8481
2  Dezső Szabó (HUN) 11,05 7.51 13.31 2.05 47,25 14,52 39.06 5.20 58.38 4.21,83 8306
3  Siegfried Wentz (FRG) 10,98 7.28 14.94 2.02 48,85 14,26 41.82 4.70 60.08 4.34,51 8138
4  Petri Keskitalo (FIN) 10,93 7.65 14.42 1.99 49,93 14,50 39.04 4.90 60.32 4.49,99 8012
5  Henrik Dagård (SWE) 10,88 7.32 13.21 2.05 47,88 14,64 41.06 4.70 63.28 4.54,08 8004
6  Beat Gähwiler (SUI) 11,35 7.10 13.83 1.93 49,42 14,69 41.40 4.80 63.96 4.14,96 7995
7  Frank Müller (FRG) 11,03 7.57 13.63 2.05 48,43 14,65 38.68 4.50 57.66 4.35,45 7952
8  Aleksei Lyakh (URS) 11,36 7.55 15.24 2.05 51,49 14,96 43.42 5.00 64.54 5.07,55 7951
9  Michael Kohnle (FRG) 10,95 7.20 15.08 1.99 48,74 14,43 40.90 4.50 60.62 4.49,27 7930
10  Norbert Demmel (FRG) 11,40 6.83 15.96 1.90 49,71 14,78 50.04 4.60 58.38 4.32,89 7915
11  Lars Warming (DEN) 11,11 7.35 13.71 1.96 48,11 14,63 40.16 4.80 50.28 4.23,64 7908
12  Gernot Kellermayr (AUT) 10,67 7.46 13.95 1.93 48,52 14,61 40.56 4.60 56.94 4.46,41 7904
13  Igor Maryin (URS) 11,12 7.18 14.62 1.96 51,19 15,36 47.78 4.60 60.50 4.36,69 7852
14  Robert de Wit (NED) 11,25 6.82 14.70 1.90 49,62 14,53 43.06 4.60 58.04 4.38,20 7718
15  Stefan Schneider (SUI) 11,46 7.05 12.79 2.05 50,42 14,92 40.14 4.60 57.88 4.25,74 7681
16  Sándór Munkácsi (HUN) 11,18 7.12 12.58 1.96 48,88 14,63 38.18 4.40 53.44 4.25,56 7607
17  Karl-Heinz Fichtner (FRG) 11,37 7.02 14.74 1.96 51,26 15,62 40.02 5.00 56.30 4.44,94 7579
18  Csaba Fábián (HUN) 11,24 7.24 12.92 1.96 50,29 14,88 36.56 4.50 54.54 4.30,67 7524
19  René Schmidheiny (SUI) 11,66 6.86 15.48 1.93 53,32 15,30 45.36 4.30 65.52 4.42,91 7500
20  Michael Arnold (AUT) 10,95 7.30 12.64 1.93 50,20 15,34 42.54 4.10 57.76 4.55,39 7409
21  Alper Kasapoglu (TUR) 11,20 7.36 13.25 1.90 50,70 14,58 36.92 4.40 51.12 4.45,00 7384
22  Knut Harald Gundersen (NOR) 11,57 6.88 14.00 1.93 51,92 15,30 43.90 4.00 57.12 4.41,75 7258
23  Martin Krenn (AUT) 11,58 6.62 14.07 1.90 50,76 15,53 38.88 4.40 56.12 4.39,19 7213
24  Matiaz Polak (YUG) 11,34 6.40 13.46 1.84 52,12 15,64 39.18 4.20 52.98 4.50,11 6882
—  Mikhail Medved (URS) 11,15 7.35 15.88 2.08 51,63 14,69 45.54 4.80 50.68 — DNF
—  Sten Ekberg (SWE) 11,25 6.93 13.71 2.02 49,66 15,10 46.90 4.50 58.10 — DNF

Women's Heptathlon

Schedule

  • June 16
    1. 100 m hurdles
    2. High Jump
    3. Shot Put
    4. 200 m
  • June 17
    1. Long Jump
    2. Javelin Throw
    3. 800 m

Records

World Record  Jackie Joyner-Kersee (USA) 7291 September 24, 1988 South Korea Seoul, South Korea
Event Record  Jackie Joyner-Kersee (USA) 6841 May 25, 1986 Austria Götzis, Austria

Notes

  1. ↑ Score according to the 1985 tables. Thompson's mark was not a world record in 1984, but when the 1985 tables came into use, his mark became the record. They were both given credit to the world record.

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