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Hans van Alphen won and has now a personal best total of 8818 points, showing the best shape of his life

Austrian men’s decathlon all-time list up to 7600 points. The current leader of the Austrian men's decathlon all-time list is Gernot Kellermayr, who set the national record with 8320 points at the Hypo-Meeting in Götzis in 1993.

Austrian men’s heptathlon all-time list up to 5500 points

27th European Athletics Indoor Championships

Gernot Kellermayr is the Austrian decathlon record holder

Guido Kratschmer won the decathlon with a new German record of 8381 points (8302) ahead of Josef Zeilbauer, who set an Austrian record of 8310 points (8219)

Local hero Josef Zeilbauer wins the decathlon. Daley Thompson from Great Britain sets a junior world record with 7922 points (7865)

French victory by Thierry Dubois

7000 spectators cheer Daley Thompson's magnificent improvement of the decathlon world record to 8622 points (8648)

Josef Zeilbauer celebrates his second meeting triumph

Daley Thompson improves the world record for the 2nd time in the Mösle Stadium to 8704 points (8730)

Grigori Degtyaryov repeats his previous year's victory with a new national record of 8579 points (8617)

A double victory by the GDR athletes Uwe Freimuth and Thorsten Voss

For the first time, athletes from the FRG and the former GDR compete as a joint team

Robert Zmelik from Czechoslovakia wins with 8627 points and surpasses the previous national record

Eduard Hämäläinen, later runner-up in the world championships in Stuttgart, wins the decathlon with a Belarusian record of 8604 points.

With 8735 points Eduard Hämäläinen improves the Mösle Stadium record set by the legendary Daley Thompson in 1982 by five points

New star rise in the all-around sky in Götzis - Erki Nool from Estonia wins ahead of the favorite Eduard Hämäläinen

Michael Smith sets a Canadian record with 8626 points

Eduard Hämäläinen, who now competes for Finland, triumphs for the third time in Götzis.

Excellent start to the new IAAF World Combined Events Challenge. Erki Nool triumphed for the second time, supported by numerous Estonian fans.

The 25th anniversary meeting sees Tomaš Dvorak win for the first time with 8738 points

For the first time, 15 decathletes surpass the 8000-point mark and in an extremely exciting competition, the winner was once again Tomaš Dvorak.

World record! Roman Šebrle was the first man to score over 9000 points.

Roman Šebrle repeated his victory from the previous year with 8800 points, which remained the annual world best until the end of the season.

Roman Šebrle becomes the first decathlete to win Götzis Hypomeeting three time in a row

Dream weather, dream scenery, dream results!

The world record holder becomes the first decathlete to win the world's most traditional all-around meeting for the fifth time in a row

An American in the Mösle - and one who wins. Bryan Clay is the first US decathlete to win the all-around competition in Götzis.

Andrei Krauchanka came to the Hypomeeting as number ten but left the Mösle as the winner. With 8617 points, he secured 1st place for the first time ahead of the favorites Roman Šebrle and Bryan Clay.

Dmitri Karpov had already finished second and third in Götzis but in his fifth start he crowned himself as winner of Hypomeeting

With 8522 points, the 21-year-old Michael Schrader became the first German since Christian Schenk in 1990 to celebrate a Mösle victory.

This is the second victory in Götzis for Bryan Clay

After an exciting competition in the best conditions and a great atmosphere, the reigning world champion Trey Hardee celebrated his first victory at the traditional Hypomeeting in Götzis with a best performance of 8689 points

Hans van Alphen from the Netherlands won the decathlon in Götzis with 8519 points after a thrilling duel with Eelco Sintnicolaas, with a narrow margin of just 13 points

In the worst weather conditions with rain and wintry cold - almost like the first meeting in 1975 - the 39th Hypomeeting took place and ended with a Canadian victory - Damian Warner won with 8307 points

In excellent conditions Kai Kazmirek secured the winner's trophy with 8462 points

More than twelve thousand came this weekend to the Mösle-stadion. As the speaker said that is a record and I was one of them.

The Eatons, Michael Schrader, Damian Warner

Damian Warner achieved the best time ever run in a decathlon with 10.15 seconds over 100m. He secured his 2nd victory at the Hypomeeting with 8523 points.

There were stadium records in the decathlon: meeting winner Damian Warner equaled his hurdles best of 13.54 seconds on the new track, while Gaël Quérin from France added his name to the list of stadium record holders in the 1500m.

Damian Warner won the decathlon for the fourth time. He improved his personal best to 8795 points, setting a new Canadian national record.

The weekend got off to a brilliant start with Damian Warner breaking the world record in the 100m decathlon in 10.12 seconds. Damian Warner won the decathlon for the fifth time in Götzis with 8711 points.

Damian Warner taken the Götzis decathlon crown a record six times, long jumped a Canadian national record and decathlon best (8.28m) and went number four on the all-time list with 8995 points.

In the long jump Simon Ehammer hits the board and sails through the air like no decathlete before him. 8.45m, a world record in a decathlon.

With a final score of 8700 points, the Hypomeeting celebrated a new and once again Canadian winner - Pierce LePage

Olympic champion Damian Warner extended his historic Götzis Hypomeeting winning tally by taking his 8th decathlon victory!

50 years of combined events athletics at the highest level

Götzis Hypomeeting, known for its rich history and prestigious status in the world of athletics, has seen several incredible decathlon performances over the years

A complete history of the Götzis Hypomeeting highlights all-time decathlon records and champions, honoring the event’s most remarkable performances and winners over the years.

Damian Warner, the decathlete who surprised the World by coming from nowhere to finish 5th at the London Olympics (2012).

7th edition of the biennial European U20 Athletics Championships