Race results & historic
World rankings
Date of birth 06-07-1960 |
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Podium 5.000 m Indianapolis (USA) 1987
1. Mikhail Schennikov (RUS) 18' 27" 79
2. Jozef Pribilinec (SK) 18' 27" 80
3. Ernesto Canto (MEX) 18' 38" 71
Podium 5.000 m Liévin (F) 1987
1. Jozef Pribilinec (SK) 19' 08" 44
2. Ronald Weigel (GDR) 19' 08" 93
3. Roman Mrázek (SK) 19' 10" 77
Podium 5.000 m Budapest (H) 1988
1. Jozef Pribilinec (SK) 18' 44" 40
2. Roman Mrázek (SK) 18' 44" 93
3. Sándor Urbanik (H) 18' 45" 91
Olympic gold medalist 20 km Race walk in Seoul (ROK)
Podium Race walk 20 km Seoul 1988
1. Jozef Pribilinec (SK) 1 h 19' 57"
2. Ronald Weigel (GDR) 1 h 20' 00"
3. Maurizio Damilano (I) 1 h 20' 14"
2 x silver medalist in the 20 km Race walk
Podium Race walk 20 km Helsinki 1983
1. Ernesto Canto (MEX) 1 h 20' 49"
2. Jozef Pribilinec (SK) 1 h 20' 59"
3. Evgueni Yevsyukov (RUS) 1 h 21' 08"
Podium Race walk 20 km Rome 1987
1. Maurizio Damilano (I) 1 h 20' 45"
2. Jozef Pribilinec (SK) 1 h 21' 07"
3. José Marin (E) 1 h 21' 24"
European champion in the 20 km Race walk in Stuttgart (D)
Podium Race walk 20 km Stuttgart 1986
1. Jozef Pribilinec (SK) 1 h 21' 15"
2. Maurizio Damilano (I) 1 h 21' 17"
3. Miguel Ángel Prieto (E) 1 h 21' 36"
Silver medalist in the 20 km Race walk in Athens (GR)
Podium Race walk 20 km Athens 1982
1. José Marin (E) 1 h 23' 43"
2. Jozef Pribilinec (SK) 1 h 25' 55"
3. Pavol Blazek (SK) 1 h 26' 13"
Gold medalist in the 10 km Race walk track in Bydgoszcz (PL)
Podium Race walk 10 km Bydgoszcz 1979
1. Jozef Pribilinec (SK) 41' 04"
2. Erling Andersen (N) 41' 12"
3. Jörg Pasemann (GDR) 42' 31"
♦ Olympic Games 1 x gold
♦ World Championships 2 x silver
♦ European Championships 1 x gold / 1 x silver
♦ World Indoor Championships 1 x silver
♦ European Indoor Championships 2 x gold
♦ European Junior Championships 1 x gold
total number of medals 9
Former world record holder in the 20 km Race walk with a time of 1:19:30, set in 1983 at the World Race walking Cup in Bergen, Norway.
Barrier Race walk 20 km/ 1 h 20'
2 performances under 1 h 20' over 20 km ► best performance 1 h 19' 30" (= ex-WR)
My top three unforgettable memories in my career are in descending order:
♦ My victory in the 20 km at the Olympic Games in Seoul (South Korea) 1988, awarded with the prestigious title of << Olympic champion >>;
♦ My gold medal in the 20 km at the European Athletics Championships in Stuttgart 1986, crowned with the title of << European champion >>;
♦ My victory at the World Race walking Cup in Bergen (Norway) in the men's 20 km Race walk, crowned with a new world record: 1 h 19' 30".
♦ 5000 m Race walk track 18' 27" 1987 Indianapolis (USA)
♦ 10 km Race walk road 38' 49" 15,457 km/h 1986 Bad Salzdetfurth (D)
♦ 10 km Race walk track 38' 02" 15,776 km/h 1985 Banská Bystrica (SK)
♦ 20 km Race walk road 1 h 19' 30" 15,094 km/h 1983 Bergen (N)
♦ 20 km Race walk track 1 h 21' 39" 14,697 km/h 1980 Bergen (N)
Discipline | Distance | Time | Average | Year | Location | Description |
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10 km route | 10.000 | 00 h 38' 49" | 15.457 | 1986 | Bad Salzdetfurth (D) | - |
Discipline | Distance | Time | Average | Year | Location | Description |
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10 km piste | 10.000 | 00 h 38' 02" | 15.776 | 1985 | Banská Bystrica (SK) | - |
10 km piste | 10.000 | 00 h 41' 04" | 14.610 | 1979 | Bydgoszcz (PL) | European Junior Championships ► gold medalist |
Discipline | Distance | Time | Average | Year | Location | Description |
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20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 19' 30" | 15.094 | 1983 | Bergen (N) | IAAF World Race walking Cup ► 1st place / Winner of the race |
20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 19' 57" | 15.009 | 1988 | Seoul (ROK) | Olympic Games Seoul 1988 ► Olympic gold medalist |
20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 20' 59" | 14.818 | 1983 | Helsinki (FIN) | World Championships ► silver medalist |
20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 21' 07" | 14.794 | 1987 | Rome (I) | World Championships ► silver medalist |
20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 21' 15" | 14.769 | 1986 | Stuttgart (D) | European Championships ► gold medalist |
20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 22' 44" | 14.504 | 1979 | Eschborn (D) | IAAF World Race walking Cup ► 10th place |
20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 23' 11" | 14.426 | 1986 | Eschborn (D) | 4 Nations Meeting << East Germany - France - Switzerland - Czechoslovakia >> ► 1th place / Winner of the race |
20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 25' 55" | 13.967 | 1982 | Athens (GR) | European Championships ► silver medalist |
20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 36' 25" | 12.446 | 1981 | Valencia (E) | IAAF World Race walking Cup ► 40th place |
20 km route | 20.000 | 01 h 42' 52" | 11.666 | 1980 | Moscow (RUS) | Olympic Games Moscow 1980 ► 20th place |
Discipline | Distance | Time | Average | Year | Location | Description |
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20 km piste | 20.000 | 01 h 21' 39" | 14.697 | 1980 | Bergen (N) | International Racewalking Event ► 2nd place |