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Wolfgang Nordwig
Credit: Bundesarchive
Wolfgang Nordwig
Credit: Bundesarchive
Germany DR (1949-89) Pole vault OLYMPIC CHAMPION

Wolfgang Nordwig

Born
28 Aug 1943 · 83
Birthplace
Chemnitz, Germany
On the podium
1965 – 1972
Olympian
2× · Mexico City ↗ , Munich
15 international medals + 8 national titles

Biography

Olympic champion, former world record holder in pole vault. He ranked number two in world list 1965, then took European title in Budapest. He was a member of first seperate GDR team at the Olympics in Mexico City, where he took bronze by attempt despite setting Olympic record (5.40) with other medallists. But he managed to took gold in Munich by beating defending champion Bob Seagren.

He was leading European pole vaulter in his era, taking seven European titles (including couple of unofficial indoor), also became Universiade champion prior to Munich Olympics. He was GDR national champion for eight consecutive years (1965-72), also has seven indoor win at National Champs. 

He broke world record in two occasions, both in 1970. First, came on June 17 in Berlin (5.45) and second was in Turin (5.46) during Universiade. After his Olympic glory in Munich, decided to retire from sport.

PERSONAL BESTS

Pole vault: 5.50m in Munich 1972

Pole vault indoor: 5.40 in Grenoble 1972

TRIVIA

♦ Studied physics, has a doctorate degree in economics.

♦ He worked in Berlin in a travel company.

♦ Named GDR Sportsman of the Year in 1972.

♦ Alleged to used anabolid steroid in some GDR state security documents later revealed.

♦ Club: SC Motor Jena in whole career (1957-72)

By championship

ChampionshipTotal
Olympic Games1012
Universiade1001
European Championships3003
European Indoor4026
European Cup Finals3003
International total120315

National championships

ChampionshipTotal
Germany DR Championships8008
National total8008

Medals 15

YearChampionshipVenuePlaceMarkRecordNotes
1972Olympic GamesMunich15.50
1972European IndoorGrenoble15.40 i
1971European ChampionshipsHelsinki15.35 CR
1971European IndoorSofia15.40 i
1970European Cup FinalsStockholm15.35
1970UniversiadeTurin15.46 CR
1970European IndoorVienna35.20 i
1969European ChampionshipsAthens15.30 CR
1969European IndoorBelgrade15.20 i
1968Olympic GamesMexico City ↗ 35.40 Tie-breaker: 5.35 o / 5.40 xxo
1968European IndoorMadrid15.20 i
1967European Cup FinalsKiev15.10
1967European IndoorPrague34.90 i
1966European ChampionshipsBudapest15.10 CR
1965European Cup FinalsStuttgart15.00

National results 8

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