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Götzis 1987 (0)

Mar 16, 2024
The 1987 Götzis Decathlon in Austria saw Siegfried Wentz take first place with 8645 points, followed by Torsten Voss and Alain Blondel in a competitive international field of world-class decathletes.
P Athlete Nation Points Results
1 Siegfried Wentz FRG 8645 10,85 - 7.49 - 15.82 - 2.05 - 47,55 -
13,96 - 48.20 - 4.80 - 65.50 - 4.34,58
2 Torsten Voss GDR 8331 10,59 - 7.78 - 14.84 - 2.05 - 47,94 -
14,39 - 42.42 - 4.70 - 54.10 - 4.33,28
3 Alain Blondel FRA 8228 10,97 - 7.50 - 13.47 - 1.99 - 47,72 -
14,24 - 42.46 - 5.00 - 54.94 - 4.21,26
4 Uwe Freimuth GDR 8218 11.02 - 7,48 - 16.16 - 1.99 - 50,94 -
14,83 - 46.84 - 4.90 - 61.02 - 4.37,32
5 Christian Schenk GDR 8147 11,31 - 7.69 - 14.94 - 2.17 - 49,58 -
15,11 - 46.14 - 4.20 - 60.92 - 4.31,05
6 Michael Smith CAN 8126 10,96 - 7.40 - 14.26 - 2.08 - 48,13 -
14,62 - 43.82 - 4.30 - 61.92 - 4.34,92
7 Karl-Heinz Fichtner FRG 8081 11,05 - 7.47 - 15.10 - 1.99 - 50,24 -
15,11 - 46.76 - 4.60 - 54.24 - 4.35,42
8 Andrei Fomochkin URS 7932 10,67 - 7.20 - 13.88 - 1.96 - 48,24 -
14,76 - 43.80 - 4.40 - 56.32 - 4.34,64
9 Aleksei Lyakh URS 7891 11,24 - 7.23 - 14.11 - 2.02 - 50,16 -
15,21 - 46.00 - 4.80 - 59.92 - 4.44,36
10 Jens Petersson GDR 7860 10,77 - 7.38 - 14.91 - 1.90 - 48,43 -
11,26 - 42.22 - 4.70 - 65.26 - 4.26,30
11 Robert de Wit NED 7828 11,26 - 6.80 - 14.24 - 2.02 - 49,92 -
14,43 - 43.24 - 4.60 - 54.98 - 4.26,12
12 Lars Warming DEN 7826 11,13 - 6.98 - 13.46 - 1.96 - 48,23 -
14,42 - 42.34 - 4.70 - 48.78 - 4.21,46
13 Andreas Rizzi FRG 7825 10,72 - 7.35 - 15.03 - 1.96 - 48,65 -
15,23 - 45.30 - 4.20 - 48.90 - 4.32,84
14 Rene Schmidheiny SUI 7821 11,16 - 7.10 - 14.68 - 1.93 - 50,20 -
14,74 - 42.08 - 4.60 - 63.24 - 4.40,29
15 Gordon Orlikow CAN 7741 10,81 - 7.17 - 13.39 - 1.84 - 48,31 -
14,48 - 40.34 - 4.60 - 50.30 - 4.26,05
16 Hans-Joachim Häberle FRG 7704 11,07 - 7.16 - 13.73 - 1.87 - 48,92 -
15,60 - 42.78 - 4.30 - 61.36 - 4.24,05
17 Jan Trefny SUI 7541 11,13 - 6.69 - 12.58 - 1.93 - 48,22 - 
14,71 - 38.98 - 4.40 - 50.64 - 4.17,40

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