Udo Beyer - Results

Results

Together with his long time East German teammate Ulf Timmermann he dominated ten years of competitions in his discipline.

Olympic Games

  • 1976 - Olympic Champion
  • 1980 - Bronze medal
  • 1984 - did not participate due to boycott
  • 1988 – Fourth place
  • 1992 - eliminated during qualification

Records World records:

  1. August 6, 1978: 22.15 m
  2. July 25, 1983: 22.22 m
  3. April 20, 1986: 22.64 m

Junior-European records: 6.25 kg-shot (Junior-shot)

  1. July 13, 1973: 21.03 m

7,26 kg-shot (Men's-shot)

  1. July 7, 1973: 19.63 m
  2. July 6, 1974: 20.20 m
  3. June 21, 1975: 20.97 m (Current Record)

European-Championships

  • 1973 - Junior-European champion
  • 1974 - 8th place
  • 1978 - European champion
  • 1982 - European champion
  • 1986 - Bronze medal
  • 1974 - 6th place

IAAF-World cup, Shot put

  • 1977, 1979 and 1981 – Winner

European cup, shot put

  • 1977, 1979 and 1981 – Winner
  • 1985 - 3rd place

East German-Championships

  • 1974 - 2nd place
  • 1977-1987 - GDR-champion (11 consecutive times)
  • 1988 – 2nd place
  • 1990 – 3rd place
  • 1980 – GDR-Indoor champion

Children- and Youth Spartakiade

  • 1972 - Spartakiade winner

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