Piotr Gładki

Piotr Gładki

Piotr Gładki (February 8, 1972 in Gdańsk – May 27, 2005 in Wyczechowo) was a long-distance runner from Poland,^[1] who won the 2000 edition of the Hamburg Marathon.^[2] He represented his native country at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia, where he didn't finish in the men's marathon race. Gładki died in a car crash at age 33.^[1]

References

Piotr Gładki profile at IAAF

Hamburg Marathon – men's winners

1986–1987: Karel Lismont (BEL)
1988: Martin Vrábel (TCH)
1989: Nivaldo Filho (BRA)
1990–1991: Jörg Peter (GER)
1992: Julius Sumawe (TAN)
1993: Richard Nerurkar (ENG)
1994: Eduard Tukhbatullin (RUS)
1995: Antonio Silio (ARG)
1996: Petr Pipa (SVK)
1997: Stephen Kirwa (KEN)
1998: Tendai Chimusasa (ZIM)
1999: David Ngetich (KEN)
2000: Piotr Gładki (POL)
2001: Julio Rey (ESP)
2002: Christopher Kandie (KEN)
2003: Julio Rey (ESP)
2004: Vanderlei de Lima (BRA)
2005–2006: Julio Rey (ESP)
2007: Rodgers Rop (KEN)
2008: David Mandago (KEN)
2009: Solomon Tside (ETH)
2010: Wilfred Kigen (KEN)
2011: Gudisa Shentema (ETH)
2012: Shami Abdulahi (ETH)
2013: Eliud Kipchoge (KEN)
2014: Shumi Dechasa (ETH)
2015: Lucas Rotich (KEN)

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