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Harald Schmid
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Harald Schmid
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Germany 400m hurdles

Harald Schmid

Born
29 Sep 1957 · 69
Birthplace
Hanau, Germany
On the podium
1975 – 1989
Olympian
3× · Montreal, Los Angeles, Seoul
31 international medals + 13 national titles

Biography

German record holder hurdler. Olympic and World medallist.

Schmid won five European titles during his 10+ year tenure in global athletics scene and known as 400m best hurdlers in his era. Mostly challenge with all-time great Edwin Moses, their rivalry is one of the anticipated ones in 1980s. Schmid was last man to beat Moses before his 122 races unbeaten streak.

He retired from athletics in late 80s. Later, appointed to the IAAF commissions.

Schmid selected German Sportsman Of The Year twice, in 1979 and 1987.

National championships

ChampionshipTotal
German Championships130013
National total130013

Medals 31

YearChampionshipEventVenuePlaceMarkRecordNotes
1989European Cup Finals400HGateshead249.26
1987World Championships400HRome347.48 Competed under FRG (West Germany)
1987European Cup Finals400HPrague148.67
1987European Cup Finals4x400mPrague33:01.32
1986European Championships400HStuttgart148.65 Competed under FRG (West Germany)
1986European Championships4x400mStuttgart23:00.17 NRCompeted under FRG (West Germany)
1985Continental Cup400HCanberra348.83
1985European Cup Finals4x400mMoscow13:00.36 NR
1985European Cup Finals400HMoscow147.85
1984Olympic Games400HLos Angeles348.19 Competed under FRG (West Germany)
1983European Cup Finals400HLondon148.56
1983World Championships4x400mHelsinki23:01.83 Competed under FRG (West Germany)
1983World Championships400HHelsinki248.61 Competed under FRG (West Germany)
1982European Championships400HAthens147.48 CRCompeted under FRG (West Germany)
1982European Championships4x400mAthens13:00.51 CRCompeted under FRG (West Germany)
1981European Cup Finals400HZagreb249.12
1981Pacific Conference Games400HChristchurch150.35 CR
1979Universiade400mMexico City ↗ 144.98 CRCompeted under FRG (West Germany)
1979Continental Cup400HMontreal248.71
1979Continental Cup4x400mMontreal23:00.80
1979European Cup Finals400HTorino147.85 AR
1979European Cup Finals4x400mTorino13:01.91
1979European Cup Finals400mTorino145.31
1978European Championships400HPrague148.51 CRCompeted under FRG (West Germany)
1978European Championships4x400mPrague13:02.03 CRCompeted under FRG (West Germany)
1977Continental Cup4x400mDüsseldorf13:01.24
1977Continental Cup400HDüsseldorf348.85
1977European Cup Finals4x400mHelsinki13:02.66
1977European Cup Finals400HHelsinki249.27
1976Olympic Games4x400mMontreal33:01.98 Split: 45.8 / Competed under FRG (West Germany)
1975European U20 Athletics Championships4x400mAthens23:09.0 Competed under FRG (West Germany)

National results 13

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