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Apr 02, 2010

P	Athlete	Nation	Points	Results	By 1985
1	Bruce Jenner ®	USA	8617	10,94 - 7.22 - 15.35 - 2.03 - 47,51 - 14,84 - 50.04 - 4.80 - 68.52 - 4.12,61	8634
2	Guido Kratschmer	FRG	8411	10,66 - 7.39 - 14.74 - 2.03 - 48,19 - 14,58 - 45.70 - 4.60 - 66.32 - 4.29,09	8407
3	Mykola Avilov	URS	8371	11,23 - 7.52 - 14.81 - 2.14 - 48,16 - 14,20 - 45.60 - 4.45 - 62.28 - 4.26,26	8378
4	Raimo Pihl	SWE	8220	10,93 - 6.99 - 15.55 - 2.00 - 47,97 - 15,81 - 44.30 - 4.40 - 77.34 - 4.28,76	8217
5	Ryszard Skowronek	POL	8113	11,02 - 7.26 - 13.74 - 1.91 - 47,91 - 14,75 - 45.34 - 4.80 - 62.22 - 4.29,89	8099
6	Siegfried Stark	GDR	8044	11,35 - 6.98 - 15.08 - 1.91 - 49,14 - 15,65 - 45.48 - 4.65 - 74.18 - 4.24,93	8051
7	Leonid Litvinenko	URS	8021	11,12 - 6.92 - 14.20 - 1.91 - 48,44 - 14,71 - 46.26 - 4.60 - 53.66 - 4.11,41	7963
8	Lennart Hedmark	SWE	7974	11,36 - 7.09 - 15.00 - 1.91 - 49,80 - 14,79 - 46.42 - 4.30 - 78.58 - 4.44,28	8002
9	Aleksandr Grebenyuk	URS	7801	11,10 - 6.53 - 14.69 - 1.97 - 49,21 - 15,05 - 47.16 - 4.00 - 68.42 - 4.39,62	7759
10	Claus Marek	FRG	7766	10,81 - 7.23 - 13.42 - 1.91 - 47,12 - 15,19 - 38.40 - 4.30 - 52.32 - 4.27,84	7683
11	Johannes Lahti	FIN	7708	10,89 - 7.28 - 13.66 - 2.00 - 49,34 - 15,31 - 38.52 - 4.20 - 61.72 - 4.45,90	7650
12	Ryszard Katus	POL	7617	11,06 - 7.04 - 13.48 - 1.84 - 49,87 - 14,51 - 42.28 - 4.50 - 57.54 - 4.47,00	7568
13	Ludek Pernica	TCH	7603	11,40 - 6.97 - 13.58 - 1.94 - 50,37 - 15,07 - 40.22 - 4.40 - 55.26 - 4.22,30	7535
14	Philippe Bobin	FRA	7581	11,07 - 7.14 - 14.12 - 1.91 - 49,79 - 14,96 - 39.84 - 4.90 - 50.74 - 4.59,65	7532
15	Fred Samara	USA	7505	10,85 - 7.08 - 13.00 - 1.84 - 50,07 - 14,87 - 40.54 - 4.30 - 53.60 - 4.40,21	7430
16	Georg Werthner	AUT	7493	11,31 - 7.14 - 13.49 - 1.88 - 50,08 - 15,26 - 35.58 - 4.10 - 64.08 - 4.27,43	7443
17	Gilles Gemisse-Fareau	FRA	7486	11,15 - 6.74 - 12.10 - 1.94 - 50,09 - 14,89 - 40.12 - 4.60 - 52.04 - 4.31,81	7423
18	Daley Thompson	GBR	7436	10,79 - 7.19 - 13.10 - 1.91 - 48,15 - 15,98 - 36.36 - 4.20 - 45.18 - 4.29,55	7330
19	Roger Lespagnard	BEL	7321	11,21 - 6.93 - 13.24 - 1.94 - 48,99 - 15,67 - 38.64 - 4.20 - 46.40 - 4.36,67	7221
20	Runald Bäckman	SWE	7320	11,02 - 6.95 - 13.54 - 1.88 - 50,66 - 15,62 - 42.40 - 4.00 - 58.14 - 4.57,28	7229
21	Eberhard Stroot	FRG	7062	10,75 - 7.38 - 13.48 - 1.88 - 47,61 - 15,23 - 39.82 - 0 - 65.10 - 4.27,48	7202
22	Tito Steiner	ARG	7052	11,37 - 6.73 - 13.85 - 1.84 - 50,30 - 15,82 - 40.26 - 3.80 - 49.74 - 4.43,16	6942
23	Fred Dixon	USA	6754	10,94 - 6.91 - 14.44 - 2.03 - 48,38 - 18,11 - 45.82 - 0 - 55.96 - 4.38,49	6808

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Note that originally points (400m & 1500m) were calculated from times given by tenths of second. Where available, hundreths have been restored in these results and scores recalculated, but original ranks remain. Note also, that it is not official.

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