Charles Friedek is seen here jumping at the 2002 European Athletics Championships in Munich,
where he came second and won the silver medal for Germany.
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Dreisprung Endrunde {Männer}
2002 Europameisterschaft
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| 1 Christian Olsson |
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Swe |
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17.53 |
| 2 Charles FRIEDEK |
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Ger |
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17.33 |
| 3 Jonathan Edwards |
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Gbr |
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17.32 |
| 4 Fabrizio Donato |
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Ita |
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17.15 |
| 5 Phillips Idowu |
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Gbr |
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16.92 |
| 6 Aleksandr Glavatskiy |
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Blr |
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16.86 |
| 7 Julien Kapek |
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Fra |
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16.66 |
| 8 Konstantinos Zalagitis |
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Gre |
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16.62 |
Charles Friedek is pictured in Seville winning the gold medal in the men's triple Jump
at 1999 World Championships for Germany. He also won the World Indoors Championship (17.18m)
the same year in Maebashi, Japan. Photo George Herringshaw. 23rd. August 1999. ©
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Dreisprung Endrunde {Männer}
Weltmeisterschaft 1999
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| 1. Charles Michael FRIEDEK |
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GER |
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17.59m |
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WL |
PB |
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| 2. Rostislav DIMITROV |
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BUL |
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17.49m |
| 3. Jonathan EDWARDS |
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GBR |
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17.48m |
| 4. Andrew MURPHY |
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AUS |
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17.32m |
| 5. Camossi PAOLO |
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ITA |
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17.29m |
| 6. Carter LAMARK |
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USA |
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17.10m |
| 7. Romain JEROME |
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FRA |
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17.10m |
| 8. Kuntos JIRI |
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CZE |
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17.00m |
ANNUAL PROGRESS.
2009 16.97 -0.1 Wesel 01 JUN
2008 17.04 -0.6 Wesel 25 JUN
2007 16.58 -0.3 Garbsen 20 MAY
2006 16.68 0.0 Wesel 05 JUN
2005 17.39 +1.6 Bad Schwalbacher 10 JUN
2004 17.40 +1.8 Wesel 31 MAY
2003 16.53 +1.5 Dortmund 15 JUN
2002 17.33 -0.1 München 08 AUG
2001 16.90 +0.4 Nürnberg 17 JUN
2000 17.41 +0.6 Wesel 12 JUN
1999 17.59 +1.9 Sevilla 25 AUG
1998 17.42 +1.6 Johannesburg 12 SEP
1997 17.59 +0.8 Hamburg 23 JUL
1996 17.10 -0.4 Köln 22 JUN
1993 16.26 Jena