Athletics Podium
Gaston Reiff
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Gaston Reiff
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Belgium Long distances OLYMPIC CHAMPION

Gaston Reiff

Also known as Gaston Étienne Ghislaine Reiff
Born
24 Feb 1921
Died
6 May 1992 · aged 71
Birthplace
Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium
On the podium
1948 – 1950
Olympian
2× · London, Helsinki
2 international medals

Biography

Belgium's first Olympic champion. Competed two Olympics (1948, 1952) and won 5000 metres race in London to defeating Emil Zatopek. 

He established 3000m world record in 1949 and retained it until 1955. Reiff also won a bronze medal in European Championships. 

TRIVIA
♦ Practised boxing and football before athletics.
♦ Won 24 national titles and broke 26 Belgian records.


By championship

ChampionshipTotal
Olympic Games1001
European Championships0011
International total1012

Medals 2

YearChampionshipVenuePlaceMarkRecordNotes
1950European ChampionshipsBrussels314:26.2
1948Olympic GamesLondon114:17.6 OR
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