Athletics competitions at the V summer Spartakiad of the peoples of the USSR were held from July 16 to July 19, 1971 in Moscow at the Central Lenin Stadium . The competitions simultaneously had the status of the 43rd USSR Athletics Championship . Over the course of four days, 40 sets of medals were played.
| USSR Athletics Championship 1971 | |
|---|---|
| Host city | Moscow |
| Medals | 40 |
| Opening | July 16, 1971 |
| Closing | July 19, 1971 |
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| Stadium | Central stadium named after V.I. Lenin |
Four athletes participated in all five Spartakiad Games:
- Igor Ter-Hovhannisyan (long jump, relay race, sprint)
- Vladimir Lyakhov (discus throw)
- Lamara Tugushi (discus throw)
- Antonina Ivanova (shot put)
Igor Ter-Hovhannisyan won a unique achievement: he won the long jump in the fourth consecutive Games. With two victories in the relay race (1959, 1963), in total, he won six gold medals of these all-Union competitions. In a long jump since 1957, Ter-Hovhannisyan won 12 of the 15 possible national titles. He repeated the record of Nikolai Ozolin (pole vault) in the number of victories at the national championship in one discipline. In the future, nobody succeeded in improving their achievement, and only the javelin thrower Janis Lusis was able to repeat in 1976 .
Sprinter Valery Borzov won his first three gold medals at the Olympics. In the 200-meter run, he managed to set a new European record - 20.2 (manual timing). The previous achievement was 0.1 second slower. Borzov won other victories at a distance of 100 meters and in the relay 4 Γ 100 meters as part of the national team of Ukraine.
A similar success among women was achieved by Muscovite Nadezhda Besfamilnaya , who won three gold medals in the sprint race (100, 200 meters and the relay).
Rashid Sharafetdinov won two flight distances, 5,000 and 10,000 meters. On the shorter, he showed the same time with Vladimir Afonin , ahead of that by a few moments. Both athletes became the new record holders of the USSR with a result of 13.33.6.
The ninth victory in the championships of the Soviet Union over the past 10 years was won by Janis Lusis in javelin throwing. For the fourth year in a row, Vyacheslav Skomorokhov (400 meters with barriers) and Viktor Saneev (triple jump) became the best in the country in their views. Discus thrower Vladimir Lyakhov won the USSR championship for the third time in a row.
The best result in the history of the national championship was shown by 21-year-old Rustam Akhmetov in the high jump - 2.23 m. Yevgeny Arzhanov, the 800 meter runner, was the first to run two laps in the stadium in the national championship faster than 1 minute 46 seconds - in 1.45.8 , only 0.3 seconds worse than the Unionβs own record.
Competitions of the USSR championship in cross-country took place on April 4 in Essentuki (they were not included in the program of the V summer Spartakiad of the peoples of the USSR).
Content
- 1 Team Championship
- 2 winners
- 2.1 Men
- 2.2 Women
- 3 USSR Cross-country Championship
- 3.1 Men
- 3.2 Women
- 4 See also
- 5 Literature
- 6 References
Team Championship
The final victory in the team championship was won by the Ukrainian team, for the first time in history.
| A place | Team |
|---|---|
| Ukrainian SSR | |
| RSFSR | |
| Moscow |
Winners
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 100 m | Valery Borzov Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 10.1 | Alexander Kornelyuk Azerbaijan SSR Baku | 10,2 | Alexander Zhidkikh Belorussian SSR Minsk | 10.3 |
| 200 m | Valery Borzov Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 20,2 | Alexander Zhidkikh Belorussian SSR Minsk | 20.6 | Alexey Chebykin Moscow | 21.0 |
| Alexander Lebedev Moscow | ||||||
| 400 m | Alexander Bratchikov Moscow | 46.1 | Evgeny Borisenko RSFSR Gorky | 46.5 | Simon Kocher RSFSR Ordzhonikidze | 46.6 |
| 800 m | Evgeny Arzhanov Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 1.45.8 | Ivan Ivanov RSFSR Orenburg | 1.46.1 | Evgeny Volkov Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 1.47.1 |
| 1,500 m | Mikhail Zhelobovsky Belorussian SSR Minsk | 3.40.6 | Vladimir Panteley Ukrainian SSR Kharkov | 3.40.6 | Victor Semyashkin Leningrad | 3.40.8 |
| 5000 m | Rashid Sharafetdinov Leningrad | 13.33.6 | Vladimir Afonin Moscow | 13.33.6 | Juris Grustins Latvian SSR Riga | 13.34,2 |
| 10 000 m | Rashid Sharafetdinov Leningrad | 28.39.4 | Petras Ε imonelis Lithuanian SSR Kaunas | 28.41.8 | Pavel Andreev Ukrainian SSR Lviv | 28.42.4 |
| Marathon | Yuri Velikorodnykh RSFSR Perm | 2: 19.10.6 | Anatoly Anisimov RSFSR Tula | 2: 19.19,2 | Anatoly Baranov Lithuanian SSR Vilnius | 2: 19.26.8 |
| 3000 m obstacle course | Pavel Sysoev RSFSR Togliatti | 8.30.6 | Romualdas Bitte Lithuanian SSR Vilnius | 8.31,2 | Vladimir Dudin Belorussian SSR Minsk | 8.31,4 |
| 110 m with barriers | Anatoly Moshiashvili Georgian SSR Tbilisi | 13.9 | Victor Balikhin Belorussian SSR Brest | 14.0 | Gennady Lisin Azerbaijan SSR Baku | 14.0 |
| 200 m with barriers | Callew Yurkatamm Estonian SSR Tartu | 23.1 | Victor Myasnikov Belorussian SSR Minsk | 23.3 | Valery Fedorenko Ukrainian SSR Lviv | 23,4 |
| 400 m with barriers | Vyacheslav Skomorokhov Ukrainian SSR Voroshilovgrad | 49.8 | Eugene Gavrilenko Belarusian SSR Gomel | 50,2 | Dmitry Stukalov Leningrad | 50,4 |
| High jump | Rustam Akhmetov Ukrainian SSR Berdichev | 2.23 m | Kestutis Hat Lithuanian SSR Vilnius | 2.17 m | Leo Tivikov Latvian SSR Riga | 2.14 m |
| Pole vault | Eugene Tananika Ukrainian SSR Kharkov | 5.10 m | Gennady Gemini Ukrainian SSR Kharkov | 5.10 m | Nikolay Keydan RSFSR Rostov-on-Don | 5.00 m |
| Long jump | Igor Ter-Hovhannisyan Moscow | 7.88 m | Leonid Barkovsky Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 7.81 m | Valery Podluzhny Ukrainian SSR Donetsk | 7.77 m |
| Triple jump | Victor Saneev Georgian SSR Sukhumi | 17.16 m | Gennady Bessonov RSFSR Moscow Region | 16.47 m | Nikolay Dudkin Moscow | 16.27 m |
| Shot put | Valery Voikin Leningrad | 19.69 m | Rimantas Plunge Lithuanian SSR Kaunas | 19.54 m | Eduard Gushchin RSFSR Moscow Region | 19.14 m |
| Discus throw | Vladimir Lyakhov RSFSR Moscow Region | 62.14 m | Victor Penzikov RSFSR Stavropol | 57.98 m | Anne Erickson Estonian SSR Tallinn | 57.34 m |
| Hammer throwing | Romuald Klim Belorussian SSR Minsk | 70.84 m | Joseph of Gam Ukrainian SSR Lviv | 70.04 m | Vasily Khmelevsky RSFSR Stavropol | 69.54 m |
| Javelin-throwing | Janis Lusis Latvian SSR Riga | 87.60 m | Nikolay Grebnev Belorussian SSR Vitebsk | 81.14 m | Alexander Makarov RSFSR Moscow Region | 79.16 m |
| Decathlon * | Leonid Litvinenko Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 7861 points (7700) | Janis Lanka Latvian SSR Riga | 7826 points (7698) | Alexander Blinyaev Belorussian SSR Minsk | 7775 points (7625) |
| 20 km walk | Nikolay Smaga Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 1: 28.29.8 | Evgeny Ivchenko Belorussian SSR Grodno | 1: 28.33.0 | Boris Yakovlev Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 1: 29.03.8 |
| 50 km walk | Veniamin Soldatenko Kazakh SSR Alma-Ata | 4: 04.27.2 | Otto Barch Kyrgyz SSR Frunze | 4: 05.07,0 | Igor Della-Rossa Georgian SSR Tbilisi | 4: 05.12.6 |
| Relay 4 Γ 100 m | Ukrainian SSR Fedor Pankratov Nikolay Kuzhukin Victor Zorkin Valery Borzov | 39.2 | Belorussian SSR Valentin Maslakov Alexander Zhidkikh Vladimir Lovetsky Sergey Korovin | 39,4 | Moscow Alexander Lebedev Vladislav Sapeya Asker Barcho Alexey Chebykin | 40,0 |
| Relay 4 Γ 400 m | RSFSR Evgeny Borisenko Alexander Kucheryavy Leonid Korolev Simon Kocher | 3.06.3 | Moscow Valery Yudin Anatoly Kazakov Anatoly Guzenko Alexander Bratchikov | 3.07.5 | Belorussian SSR Alexander Konnikov Valery Pochekuev P. Sinkevich Eugene Gavrilenko | 3.08.6 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 100 m | Nadezhda Besfamilnaya Moscow | 11.5 | Galina Mitrokhina Moscow | 11.6 | Raisa Nikanorova RSFSR Cherepovets | 11.6 |
| 200 m | Nadezhda Besfamilnaya Moscow | 23,2 | Raisa Nikanorova RSFSR Cherepovets | 23.7 | Natalya Chistyakova Moscow | 23.7 |
| 400 m | Natalya Chistyakova Moscow | 53.9 | Julia Alexandrova Kazakh SSR Alma-Ata | 54,2 | Lyudmila Aksyonova Ukrainian SSR Kharkov | 54,4 |
| 800 m | Raisa Ruus Estonian SSR Tallinn | 2.08.0 | Tamara Kazachkova RSFSR Magnitogorsk | 2.08.5 | Tamara Pangelova Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 2.08.9 |
| 1,500 m | Tamara Pangelova Ukrainian SSR Kiev | 4.13.7 | Lyudmila Bragin RSFSR Krasnodar | 4.14.7 | Ayia Weiss Latvian SSR Riga | 4.14.8 |
| 100 m with barriers | Lyubov Kononova Kazakh SSR Alma-Ata | 13.6 | Tatyana Kondrasheva Leningrad | 13.7 | Natalya Lebedeva Moscow | 13.8 |
| 200 m with barriers | Lyubov Kononova Kazakh SSR Alma-Ata | 26.7 | Rosa Babich Uzbek SSR Tashkent | 26.9 | Tamara Stratius Ukrainian SSR Kharkov | 27.0 |
| High jump | Vera Gavrilova Leningrad | 1.80 m | Antonina Lazareva RSFSR Moscow Region | 1.80 m | Valentina Avilova Ukrainian SSR Odessa | 1.80 m |
| Long jump | Tatyana Kotsar Ukrainian SSR Donetsk | 6.32 m | Ilyinβs love RSFSR Rostov-on-Don | 6.24 m | Helena Ringa Latvian SSR Riga | 6.22 m |
| Shot put | Antonina Ivanova Moscow | 19.39 m | Galina Nekrasova Moscow | 18.49 m | Faina Melnik Armenian SSR Yerevan | 17.73 m |
| Discus throw | Tamara Danilova Leningrad | 60.80 m | Faina Melnik Armenian SSR Yerevan | 60.72 m | Lyudmila Muravyova Moscow | 59.42 m |
| Javelin-throwing | Nina Marakina Leningrad | 55.34 m | Elvira Ozolina Latvian SSR Riga | 55.28 m | Mara Saulite Latvian SSR Riga | 52.92 m |
| Pentathlon * | Valentina Tikhomirova RSFSR Oryol | 5120 points (4461) | Nadezhda Tkachenko Ukrainian SSR Makeevka | 4930 points (4258) | Vera Tkachenko Kazakh SSR Karaganda | 4778 points (4056) |
| Relay 4 Γ 100 m | Moscow Lyudmila Zharkova Galina Bukharina Nadezhda Yudina Nadezhda Besfamilnaya | 44.7 | Leningrad Natalya Lopatina Tatyana Poluboyarova Marina Sidorova Tatyana Kondrasheva | 45.3 | RSFSR Elena Balashova Galina Dyatchina Tatyana Zavalikhina Lyudmila Mikhailova | 45.8 |
| Relay 4 Γ 400 m | Moscow Natalya Chistyakova Olga Klein Lyubov Zavyalova Nadezhda Kolesnikova | 3.36.1 | RSFSR Tatyana Elyanova Lyubov Zhmakina Taisiya Kovalevskaya Raisa Nikanorova | 3.39.4 | Ukrainian SSR Lyudmila Aksyonova Natalya Supitskaya Nina Zyukova Olga Vakhrusheva | 3.40.6 |
* To determine the winner in the all-around competitions, the old points system was used. Recalculation using modern tables for translating results into points is given in parentheses.
USSR Cross-country Championship
The 1971 USSR Cross-Country Championship was held on April 4 in Essentuki , the RSFSR .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Cross 8 km | Oleg Raiko Armed Forces Leningrad | 23.32.4 | Yuri Aleksashin Petrel Moscow | 23.32.8 | Alexander Morozov Labor Moscow Region | 23.33,2 |
| Cross 12 km | Rashid Sharafetdinov Dynamo Leningrad | 35.03.8 | Nikolay Sviridov Spartak Voronezh | 35.08,0 | Petras Ε imonelis Nemunas Kaunas | 35.13,2 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Cross 2 km | Lyudmila Bragin Dynamo Krasnodar | 6.17.4 | Tamara Pangelova Armed Forces Kiev | 6.18.2 | Lyubov Demchenko Armed Forces of Alma-Ata | 6.20.6 |
| Cross 3 km | Nasyma Gimatova Petrel Sverdlovsk | 9.52.2 | Galina Kuzmina Labor Sverdlovsk | 9.53.8 | Irma Taborskaya Armed Forces Sverdlovsk | 9.55.4 |
See also
- USSR Indoor Track and Field Championships 1971
- European Athletics Championship 1971
Literature
- Athletics. Reference / Compiled by R. V. Orlov . - M .: "Physical Culture and Sports", 1983. - 392 p.
- Panorama of the sports year. 1971 / Compiled by V. Miroshnikov. - M .: Physical education and sport , 1972. - S. 101-104.
Links
- Martin Rix Soviet Championships . GBRAthletics.com. - List of USSR athletics champions (1960-1992). Date of treatment August 18, 2018. Archived May 26, 2018.