1975 European Athletics Indoor Championships

1975 European Athletics Indoor Championships Katowice1975logo.png KatowicePoland 1928 Poland 8–9 March 1975 Rondo 24 270 21 1 WR, 2 CR 1974 Gothenburg 1976 Munich The 1975 European Athletics Indoor Championships were held in 1975 in Katowice, Poland. The track used for these championships was 160 metres long. A two-lap relay race was organised over an unusual distance of 320 metres for each leg. This was the last edition to feature relay races until 2000. thumb|right|The host venue in Katowice Medal summary Men 60 metres Men Valeriy Borzov Soviet Union 6.59 Aleksandr Aksinin Soviet Union 6.67 Zenon Licznerski Poland 1928 6.74 400 metres Men Hermann Köhler West Germany 48.76 Josip Alebić Yugoslavia 49.04 Semyon Kocher Soviet Union 49.33 800 metres Men Gerhard Stolle East Germany 1:49.8 Ivo Van Damme Belgium 1:50.1 Vladimir Ponomaryov Soviet Union 1:50.2 1500 metres Men Thomas Wessinghage West Germany 3:44.6 Pyotr Anisim Soviet Union 3:45.5 Gheorghe Ghipu Romania 1965 3:45.4 3000 metres Men Ian Stewart Great Britain 7:58.6 Pekka Päivärinta Finland 7:58.6 Boris Kuznetsov Soviet Union 8:01.2 60 metres hurdles Men Leszek Wodzyński Poland 1928 7.69 Frank Siebeck East Germany 7.69 Eduard Pereverzev Soviet Union 7.74 4 × 320 metres relay Men Klaus EhlFranz-Peter HofmeisterKarl HonzHermann Köhler West Germany 2:29.9 Wiesław PuchalskiRoman SiedleckiJerzy WłodarczykWojciech RomanowskiPoland 1928 2:31.4 Krassimir GutevNarzis PopovYordan YordanovYanko Bratanov Bulgaria 1971 2:32.1 High jump Men Vladimír Malý Czechoslovakia 2.21 Endre Kelemen Hungary 2.19 Rune Almén Sweden 2.19 Pole vault Men Antti Kalliomäki Finland 5.35 Wojciech Buciarski Poland 1928 5.30 Władysław Kozakiewicz Poland 1928 5.30 Long jump Men Jacques Rousseau France 7.94 Hans-Jürgen Berger West Germany 7.87 Zbigniew Beta Poland 1928 7.82 Triple jump Men Viktor Sanyeyev Soviet Union 17.01 Michał Joachimowski Poland 1928 16.90 Gennady Bessonov Soviet Union 16.78 Shot put Men Valcho Stoev Bulgaria 1971 20.19 Geoff Capes Great Britain 19.98 Valeriy Voykin Soviet Union 19.44 Women 60 metres Women Andrea Lynch Great Britain 7.17 Monika Meyer East Germany 7.24 Irena Szewińska Poland 1928 7.26 400 metres Women Verona Elder Great Britain 52.68 Nadezhda Ilyina Soviet Union 53.21 Inta Kļimoviča Soviet Union 53.91 800 metres Women Anita Barkusky East Germany 2:05.6 Sarmīte Štūla Soviet Union 2:06.2 Rositsa Pekhlivanova Bulgaria 1971 2:06.3 1500 metres Women Natalia Andrei Romania 1965 4:14.7 Tatyana Kazankina Soviet Union 4:14.8 Ellen Wellmann West Germany 4:16.2 60 metres hurdles Women Grażyna Rabsztyn Poland 1928 8.04 Annelie Ehrhardt East Germany 8.12 Tatyana Anisimova Soviet Union 8.21 4 × 320 metres relay Women Inta KļimovičaIngrida BarkaneLyudmila AksyonovaNadezhda Ilyina Soviet Union 2:46.1 Elke BarthBrigitte KoczelnikSilvia HollmannRita Wilden West Germany 2:47.3 Zofia ZwolińskaGenowefa NowaczykKrystyna KacperczykDanuta Piecyk Poland 1928 2:49.6 High jump Women Rosemarie Ackermann East Germany 1.92 =CR Marie-Christine Debourse France 1.83 Annemieke Bouma Netherlands 1.80 Long jump Women Dorina Catineanu Romania 1965 6.31 Lidiya Alfeyeva Soviet Union 6.29 Meta Antenen Switzerland 6.28 Shot put Women Marianne Adam East Germany 20.05 Helena Fibingerová Czechoslovakia 20.06 Ivanka Khristova Bulgaria 1971 18.35 Medal table 4 3 0 3 6 8 3 2 1 3 1 0 2 3 5 POL 1928 2 0 1 ROU 1965 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 3 BUL 1971 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 Participating nations 20em (1) Belgium (9) Bulgaria 1971 (19) (21) (2) (18) (9) France (20) Great Britain (8) Greece 1970 (6) (5) Italy (7) (1) Netherlands (4) (3) Poland 1928 (40) Romania 1965 (8) (43) Spain 1945 (7) Sweden (6) Switzerland (3) (4) (25) (1) External links Results - men at GBRathletics.com Results - women at GBRathletics.com The EAA Category:European Athletics Indoor Championships European Indoor Championships Category:1975 in European sport European Athletics Indoor Championships Category:Sports competitions in Katowice Category:International athletics competitions hosted by Poland Category:20th century in Katowice