Irena Szewinska beating the controversial Marita Koch who would dominate womens 400m from 1978 to 1985 when she set the current world record of 47.60. All that was allegedly done on a regime of sophisticated drug clinics in the GDR.

1977 World Cup 400m Marita Koch Irena Szewinska Olympic womens

one of Sonia Lannaman's few races she had in 1979 before being struck by injury. Here beating a world class field in 11.55 into a headwind.

1979 Womens 100m Sonia Lannaman Irena Szewinska Olympic

The amazing Szewinkska's crown was about to pass to the equally amazing rising star Koch,but not on this day! In a great race the Pole dug in and showed why she is still held in such high esteem.

Irena Szewinska Marita Koch womens 400 metres 1977 World Cup Dusseldorf Athletics Track and field Irena Kirszenstein

1. Irena SZEWINSKA (POL) 22.58 WR 2. Raelene BOYLE (AUS) 22.74 3. Jennifer LAMY (AUS) 22.88 4. Barbara FERRELL (USA) 22.93 5. Nicole MONTANDON (FRA) 23.08 6. Wyomia TYUS (USA) 23.08 7. Margaret BAILES (USA) 23.18 8. Jutta STOCK (GER) 23.25

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Marita Koch winning her first major title, defeating the queen of the track, Irena Szewinska.

1978 European Championships 400m Marita Koch Irena Szewinska Donna Hartley Verona Elder 1980 Moscow Olympics

Była znakomita lekkoatletka, członkini Rady IAAF o swojej roli w Radzie io występach polskich lekkoatletów

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Irena Szewińska w rozmowie z dziennikarzem Przeglądu Sportowego - Maciejem Petruczenką, podczas 77 Balu Mistrzów Sportu.

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Irena Szewińska apeluje o pomoc dla Haiti

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W słoneczną niedzielę odbył się w Żarach kolejny VIII Miedzynarodowy Konkurs w Skoku o Tyczce im. Tadeusza Ślusarskiego. Gośćmi honorowymi byli: Irena Szewińska, Władysław Kozakiewicz, Jacek Wszoła i Bogusław Mamiński. Rodzinne miasto odwiedziła również Katarzyna Senyk, popularna dziennikarka TVP. Lista klasyfikacyjna zakończonego konkursu wygląda następująco: 1. Paweł Wojciechowski (SL WKS Zawisza Bydgoszcz) 5.50 2. Aleksiej Kowalczuk (RUS) 5.40 3. Matteo Rubbiani (ITA) 5.30 4. Pawel Burłaczenko (RUS) 5.20 5. Artiom Burja (RUS) 5.10 6. Robert Sobera (MKS MOS Wrocław) 5.00 7. Piotr Lisek (TS Olimpia Poznań) 5.00 8. Marco Boni (ITA) 5.00 9. Piotr Barski (ZLKL Zielona Góra) 4.40 10. Stanislau Tsivonchyk (BLR) nie zaliczył 1. wysokości (5.10)

Żary 2011 Gazeta Regionalna Tadeusz Ślusarski Żary Irena Szewińska Władysław Kozakiewicz Jacek Wszoła Bogusław Mamiński Katarzyna Senyk Aleksiej Kowalczuk Matteo Rubbiani Pawel Burłaczenko Artiom Burja Marco Boni Stanislau Tsivonchyk

Otwarcie Hali w Komorowie

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Dekoracja złotego medalisty, mistrza świata juniorów w rzucie oszczepem Roberta Szpaka, dekoruje Irena Szewińska i Konstanty Dombrowicz - Bydgoszcz 2008

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Kochs third of her incredible seven outdoor 400 metre World Records. Indeed,her third of 1978. Pity they're all a bit dubious!!

Marita Koch Germany European Championships Prague 1978 .Womens 400 metres Final World Record athletics Track and Field Gold Medal Irena Szewińska Donna Hartley

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Coca-Cola commercial played during the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics. Features 29 Olympic and Special Olympic athletes receiving medals. The athletes in order of appearance (incomplete list): 1. Forrest Towns, Donald Finlay, Frederick Pollard 2. Jean-Claude Killy 3. 4. Wyomia Tyus, Barbara Ferrell, Irena Szewińska 5. Nadia Comăneci 6. Rafer Johnson 7. Mark Spitz 8. Steven Lopez 9. Alex Darling 10. Michelle Kwan 11. 12. Liu Xiang 13. Otis Davis 14. Christina Schell 15. Michael Matz 16. 17. 18. Amanda Bamman 19. Hans-Gunther Winkler, Fritz Thiedemann, Alwin Schockemohle 20. Carl Lewis 21. 22. Kenny Harrison 23. Paul Nimmich

Coca Cola Special Olympics Medal Ceremony Commercial

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28.07.1976 Montreal Olympic Games, Athletics, Men and Women. Great history of sport. Soviet comment. Results - www.sports-reference.com and www.todor66.com The 1976 Olympics were hampered by a boycott by African nations, in response to the New Zealand rugby team having recent toured South Africa. Though it was argued that rugby was not an Olympic sport, it failed to satisfy African sports leaders. The biggest loss in the competition from the boycott came in the 1500 metres where Tanzania's Filbert Bayi was co-favorite with New Zealander John Walker. But their great battle never materialized and Walker won the gold medal relatively easily. In the 400 hurdles, the defending champion was Uganda's John Akii-Bua who was in top form. His competition was to come from an American newcomer, Edwin Moses, who won the gold medal and would eventually become the greatest ever at that discipline. But sadly these two great athletes never met on the track. Three athletes won doubles in 1976: Cuba's Alberto Juantorena became the first ever to win the 400/800 (save 1906); Lasse Virén again won the 5000/10000 distance races; and the Soviets Tatyana Kazankina won the 800 and 1500 metres for women. There were numerous world records set on the Montréal track -- Moses in the 400H, Anders Gärderud (SWE) in the steeplechase, Miklós Németh (HUN) in the javelin, Bruce Jenner (USA) in the decathlon, Annegret Richter (GDR) in the 100, Irena Szewińska (POL) in the 400, and the women's 4x400 by a GDR team.

Montreal Olympic Games Athletics Bärbel Eckert Annegret Richter Renate Stecher Rosemarie Ackermann Yuriy Siedykh Anatoliy Bondarchuk Lasse Virén Guy Drut Anders Gärderud Bronisław Malinowski

26.07.1976 Montreal Olympic Games, Athletics, Men and Women. Great history of sport. Soviet comment. Results - www.sports-reference.com and www.todor66.com The 1976 Olympics were hampered by a boycott by African nations, in response to the New Zealand rugby team having recent toured South Africa. Though it was argued that rugby was not an Olympic sport, it failed to satisfy African sports leaders. The biggest loss in the competition from the boycott came in the 1500 metres where Tanzania's Filbert Bayi was co-favorite with New Zealander John Walker. But their great battle never materialized and Walker won the gold medal relatively easily. In the 400 hurdles, the defending champion was Uganda's John Akii-Bua who was in top form. His competition was to come from an American newcomer, Edwin Moses, who won the gold medal and would eventually become the greatest ever at that discipline. But sadly these two great athletes never met on the track. Three athletes won doubles in 1976: Cuba's Alberto Juantorena became the first ever to win the 400/800 (save 1906); Lasse Virén again won the 5000/10000 distance races; and the Soviets Tatyana Kazankina won the 800 and 1500 metres for women. There were numerous world records set on the Montréal track -- Moses in the 400H, Anders Gärderud (SWE) in the steeplechase, Miklós Németh (HUN) in the javelin, Bruce Jenner (USA) in the decathlon, Annegret Richter (GDR) in the 100, Irena Szewińska (POL) in the 400, and the women's 4x400 by a GDR team.

Montreal Olympic Games Athletics Tatyana Kazankina Christina Brehmer Bärbel Eckert Annegret Richter Renate Stecher Miklós Németh Tadeusz Ślusarski Lasse Virén Carlos Lopes Don Quarrie

14-21.10.1964 Tokyo Olympic Games, Athletics, Men and Women (review). Great history of sport. Russian comment. Results - www.sports-reference.com The 1964 Olympics were awarded to Tokyo, Japan, which hoped to use the Games as a coming out party to show the world it had recovered from World War II. The Japanese spent lavishly on the Games, with per capita costs per athlete higher than any Games before or since, measured in constant dollars. Signifying where they had been, the final torch bearer was a Japanese runner, Yoshinori Sakai, who had been born in Hiroshima on the day the atomic bomb immolated that city. The star of the Games on the track was Peter Snell, the New Zealand middle distance runner. He had won the 800 metres in 1960 in something of an upset, but was by 1964 the best miler in the world. He chose to run both the 800 and 1500 and won both races rather comfortably. The other double winner was Soviet Tamara Press in the shot put and discus. There were several repeat winners, in addition to Snell in the 800. Al Oerter won his third consecutive discus gold medal, despite being injured and competing in pain. Józef Szmidt (POL) defended his triple jump title, and Abebe Bikila (ETH) again won the marathon. Australian Betty Cuthbert had won the 100 and 200 in Melbourne in 1956. She was back and moved up a bit to win the 400 metres, contested by women for the first time. She narrowly defeated Britain's Ann Packer, who moved up to the 800 and won in world record time <b>...</b>

Tokyo Olympic Games Athletics Al Oerter Tamara Press Irena Szewińska Ann Packer Bob Hayes

24.07.1976 Montreal Olympic Games, Athletics, Men and Women (24.07.1976 - part 2 of 2). Men: Shot Put, 800 metres, 100 metres. Women: 800 metres, Javelin Throw, 100 metres. Great history of sport. Soviet comment. Results - www.sports-reference.com and www.todor66.com The 1976 Olympics were hampered by a boycott by African nations, in response to the New Zealand rugby team having recent toured South Africa. Though it was argued that rugby was not an Olympic sport, it failed to satisfy African sports leaders. The biggest loss in the competition from the boycott came in the 1500 metres where Tanzania's Filbert Bayi was co-favorite with New Zealander John Walker. But their great battle never materialized and Walker won the gold medal relatively easily. In the 400 hurdles, the defending champion was Uganda's John Akii-Bua who was in top form. His competition was to come from an American newcomer, Edwin Moses, who won the gold medal and would eventually become the greatest ever at that discipline. But sadly these two great athletes never met on the track. Three athletes won doubles in 1976: Cuba's Alberto Juantorena became the first ever to win the 400/800 (save 1906); Lasse Virén again won the 5000/10000 distance races; and the Soviets Tatyana Kazankina won the 800 and 1500 metres for women. There were numerous world records set on the Montréal track -- Moses in the 400H, Anders Gärderud (SWE) in the steeplechase, Miklós Németh (HUN) in the javelin, Bruce Jenner (USA) in the <b>...</b>

Montreal Olympic Games Athletics Ruth Fuchs Annegret Richter Marlies Göhr Evelyn Ashford Renate Stecher Udo Beyer Alberto Juantorena Ivo Van Damme Hasely Crawford Valeriy Borzov Don Quarrie

Dla wszystkich Polaków tych w kraju i tych na emigracji...

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PKF na koniec 1968r. postanowiła uhonorować kilka ważnych postaci minionego roku nagrodą Złotego Obiektywu. Oprócz Niemena nagrodę otrzymali: Irena Szewińska,Mariusz Dmochowski, Leonid Teliga, Irena Dziedzic, Skaldowie, Hamilton (JZ Słojewski), Wiesław Dymny i sołtys Kierdziołek.

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Zawsze z wami, zawsze was wspieramy chociaż czasem jesteście daleko na emigracji o was nigdy nie zapominamy... Muzyka: Funky Polak - Polak Potrafi

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Film z konferencji prasowej inaugurującej bieg Samsung Irena Women's Run Więcej informacji: www.run.samsung.pl www.twitter.com

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2 października 2011 ulicami Warszawy wystartowało 10 tysięcy biegaczy ubranych w białe koszulki NIKE Dri-Fit. Do uczestników Biegnij Warszawo dołączyło blisko 3 tysiące piechurów w ramach akcji Maszeruję-Kibicuję organizowanej w ramach Światowego Dnia Marszu. Ulice centrum Warszawy wypełniła fantastyczna atmosfera sportowego święta. Biegaczom i piechurom towarzyszło mnóstwo gwiazd sportu i telewizji, na trasie byli m.in. medaliści olimpijscy Robert Korzeniowski, Jacek Wszoła, Andrzej Supron oraz Władysław Kozakiewicz. Kibicowali im Dyrektor Biura Sportu i Rekreacji Miasta Stołecznego Warszawy Wiesław Wilczyński, legenda polskiego sportu i olimpizmu Irena Szewińska i wielu, wielu innych. Więcej informacji na www.biegnijwarszawo.pl

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Dekoracja medalistów chodu na 50 km, IO Ateny 2004 Decoration of 50 km race walk men medalists, OG Athens 2004

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Marjorie Jackson was born in Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, and first gained fame when she defeated reigning Olympic 100 and 200 metres champion Fanny Blankers-Koen a number of times in 1949, thus earning the nickname "the Lithgow Flash", after the New South Wales town of Lithgow where she lived and had grown up. Having won four titles at the 1950 British Empire Games, Jackson came as a favourite to the Helsinki 1952 Summer Olympics. She won both the 100 m, in a then-World-Record-equalling time of 11.5, and the 200 m, winning the first Olympic athletics titles for Australia since Edwin Flack in 1896. Having more strong runners in the team, the Australian 4 x 100 m relay team was also a favourite for the gold, but a faulty exchange meant Jackson's chances for third gold medal were gone. The Americans, anchored by Catherine Hardy (later Lavender), won in an upset, setting a new world record time of 45.9 seconds. Later in 1952, Jackson lowered the 100m World Record time to 11.4, running this new record in a meet at Gifu, Japan on 4 October 1952. In 1953 Jackson married Olympic cyclist Peter Nelson. After his death from leukaemia in 1977, she launched the Peter Nelson Leukaemia Research Fellowship Marjorie Jackson-Nelson was one of the eight flag-bearers of the Olympic Flag at the opening ceremony of the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney. In late 2001, Marjorie Jackson-Nelson was appointed Governor of South Australia. She relinquished office on 31 July 2007. On 15 March 2006 <b>...</b>

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Renate Stecher, geb. Meißner (* 12. Mai 1950 in Süptitz) ist eine deutsche Leichtathletin und Olympiasiegerin; sie gehörte in den 1970er Jahren zu den weltbesten Sprinterinnen. Für die DDR startend, wurde sie dreifache Olympiasiegerin und fünffache Europameisterin. Sie war die erste Frau, die die 100 Meter unter 11 Sekunden (handgestoppt) lief (10,9 Sekunden am 7. Juni 1973 in Ostrava).

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Szacun dla Adamka :))

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Cette vidéo montre d'excellentes performances des athlètes talentueux au cours de la guerre froide (1945-1991) qui représente le côté communiste. This video shows great performance from talented athletes during the cold war (1945-1991) representing the communist side.

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