Zamira is pictured above (476) during the final of the 1,500m at the
inaugural World Championships in 1983. She took the silver medal
behind Mary Decker (492) with compatriot Yekaterina Podkopayeva
(behind Gabriella Dorio, no. 267) taking the bronze.
Zamira Zaytseva (Russian: Замира Зайцева,
Her personal best times were 1:56.21 (800 metres) and 3:56.14 (1500 metres).
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Women's 1500m. Final.
World Athletics Champs 1983.
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| 1. Mary Decker-Slaney |
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USA |
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4: 00.90 |
| 2. Zamira Zaytseva |
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SOV |
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4: 01.19 |
| 3. Yekaterina Podkopayeva |
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SOV |
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4: 02.25 |
| 4. Ravilya Agletdinova-Kotov |
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SOV |
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4: 02.67 |
| 5. Wendy Smith |
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GBR |
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4: 04.14 |
| 6. Doina Melinte |
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ROM |
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4: 04.42 |
| 7. Gabriella Dorio |
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ITA |
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4: 04.73 |
| 8. Brit McRoberts |
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CAN |
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4: 05.73 |
| 9. Christina Boxer-Cahill |
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GBR |
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4: 06.74 |
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Photo by G. Herringshaw. © August 1982.
Zamira Zaytseva is pictured above leading her compatriot Olga Dvirna in the
1500m final at the 1982 European Athletics Championships.
Zaytseva went on to win the silver medal behind Dvirna,
with the bronze going to Gabriella Dorio, who is the athlete
in blue partly obscured by Dvirna.
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Women's 1500m. Final.
European Athletics Championships 1982.
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| 1. Olga DVIRNA |
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URS |
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3.57.80 |
| 2. Zamira ZAYTSEVA |
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URS |
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3.58.82 |
| 3. Gabriella DORIO |
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ITA |
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3.59.02 |
| 4. Maricia PUICA |
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ROM |
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3.59.31 |
| 5. Ulrike BRUNS |
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GDR |
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4.00.78 |
| 6. Tamara SOKORINA |
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URS |
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4.01.22 |
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