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IAAF World Women's Road Race Championships

Annual international athletics championship in road running

Annual international athletics championship in road running

The IAAF World Women's Road Race Championships was an annual international athletics championship in road running organised by the International Association of Athletics Federations (then known as the International Amateur Athletics Federation). It was contested from 1983 to 1991, before being replaced by the IAAF World Half Marathon Championships in 1992, an event for both men and women.

The event was a 10 km race in 1983 and 1984, then a 15 km race from 1985 to 1991.

Editions

EditionYearCityCountry
1st1983San DiegoUnited States
2nd1984MadridSpain
3rd1985GatesheadUnited Kingdom
4th1986LisbonPortugal
5th1987Monte CarloMonaco
6th1988AdelaideAustralia
7th1989Rio de JaneiroBrazil
8th1990DublinIreland
9th1991NieuwegeinNorway

Medalists

Individual

1991Iulia Negura48:42Andrea Wallace48:43Uta Pippig48:44

Team

  • Team medals were decided by adding the positions of the leading three team members, except in 1984, when the times of the three leading team members were added.
1991222431

Individual Results

San Diego 1983 (10 km)

66 starters. 62 finishers

RankAthleteTime
[[File:Gold medal icon.svg]]Wendy Sly32:23
[[File:Silver medal icon.svg]]Betty Springs32:23
[[File:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Lesley Welch32:41
4thNancy Rooks32:57
5thDorthe Rasmussen33:03
6thMidde Hamrin33:06
7thSylvie Ruegger33:06
8thMonica Joyce33:14
9thEllen Hart33:15
10thLisa Martin33:19

Madrid 1984 (10 km)

54 finishers.

RankAthleteTime
[[File:Gold medal icon.svg]]Aurora Cunha33:04
[[File:Silver medal icon.svg]]Rosa Mota33:18
[[File:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Carole Bradford33:25
4Debbie Peel33:51
5Anne Marie Malone34:01
6Sally Pierson34:05
7Carol Haigh34:08
8Monica Joyce34:09
9Gail Kingma34:12
10Jeanette Nordgren34:13

Gateshead 1985 (15 km)

67 finishers.

RankAthleteTime
[[File:Gold medal icon.svg]]Aurora Cunha49:17
[[File:Silver medal icon.svg]]Judi St. Hilaire49:25
[[File:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Carole Bradford49:59
4thLyudmila Matveyeva50:28
5thPaula Fudge50:36
6thDonna Gould50:42
7thMariya Vasilyuk50:56
8thAnna Villani51:00
9thYelena Sipatova51:08
10thEllen Wessinhage51:29

Lisbon 1986 (15 km)

75 finishers.

RankAthleteTime
[[File:Gold medal icon.svg]]Aurora Cunha48:31
[[File:Silver medal icon.svg]]Rosa Mota48:35
[[File:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Carla Beurskens48:36
4Marty Cooksey48:41
5Tatyana Kazankina49:12
6Lyudmila Matveyeva49:13
7Maria Curatolo49:14
8Nancy Rooks49:22
9{{illMarina RodchenkovaruРодченкова, Марина Михайловна}}49:26
10Kellie Cathey49:42

Monte Carlo 1987 (15 km)

110 starters. 103 finishers.

RankAthleteTime
[[File:Gold medal icon.svg]]Ingrid Kristiansen47:17
[[File:Silver medal icon.svg]]Nancy Tinari48:53
[[File:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Maria Curatolo49:15
4Malin Wästlund49:21
5Yekaterina Khramenkova49:33
6Albertina Machado49:35
7Lisa Weidenbach49:41
8Paula Fudge49:43
9Evy Palm49:48
10Agnes Pardaens49:56

Adelaide 1988 (15 km)

77 starters. 70 finishers.

RankAthleteTime
[[File:Gold medal icon.svg]]Ingrid Kristiansen48:24
[[File:Silver medal icon.svg]]Wang Xiuting50:18
[[File:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Zoya Ivanova50:28
4Zhong Huandi50:29
5Malin Wästlund50:42
6Yekaterina Khramenkova50:43
7Lizanne Bussieres50:46
8Conceição Ferreira50:51
9Tani Ruckle50:59
10Jocelyn Villeton51:00

Rio de Janeiro 1989 (15 km)

85 starters. 68 finishers.

RankAthleteTime
[[File:Gold medal icon.svg]]Wang Xiuting49:34
[[File:Silver medal icon.svg]]Zhong Huandi50:06
[[File:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Aurora Cunha50:06
4.Albertina Machado50:16
5.Yekaterina Khramenkova50:21
6.Jill Hunter50:34
7Wang Huabi50:42
8Albertina Dias50:59
9Nadyezhda Stepanova51:05
10Irina Yagodina51:06

Dublin 1990 (15 km)

83 starters. 77 finishers.

RankAthleteTime
[[File:Gold medal icon.svg]]Iulia Negura50:12
[[File:Silver medal icon.svg]]Francie Larrieu-Smith50:15
[[File:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Zhong Huandi50:19
4Andrea Wallace50:20
5Aurora Cunha50:27
6Katrin Dorre50:30
7Nadezhda Galliamova50:32
8Kerstin Pressler50:37
9Conceição Ferreira51:00
10Valentina Yegorova51:06

Nieuwegein 1991 (15 km)

70 finishers.

RankAthleteTime
[[File:Gold medal icon.svg]]Iulia Negura48:42
[[File:Silver medal icon.svg]]Andrea Wallace48:43
[[File:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Uta Pippig48:44
4Nadezhda Ilyina48:44
5Rosanna Munerotto48:47
6Kerstin Pressler49:19
7Georgetta Stage49:21
8Lidia Camberg49:24
9Conceição Ferreira49:27
10Marina Rodchenkova49:37

References

References

  1. [http://www.gbrathletics.com/ic/road.htm IAAF World Women's Road Race Championships]. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2013-09-30.
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