Zoltán Speidl
Hungarian athlete
Zoltán Speidl (17 March 1880 in Losonc – 3 July 1917 in Budapest) was a Hungarian track and field athlete who competed at the 1900 Summer Olympics.[1]
He participated in the 400 metres competition and in the 200 metres hurdles competition, but was eliminated in the first round in both events. In the 800 metres competition he advanced to the final and finished fifth.
References
- ^ "Zoltán Speidl". Olympedia. Retrieved 22 December 2020.
External links
- Zoltán Speidl at Olympics.com
- Zoltán Speidl at Olympedia
- profile (in Hungarian)
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Hungarian Athletics Championships winners in men's 400 metres
- 1901: Zoltán Speidl
- 1902: Miksa Hellmich
- 1903–04: József Nagy
- 1905: Zoltán Bertalan
- 1906: József Bernegh
- 1907: Sándor Veres
- 1908–09: Ödön Bodor
- 1910: Frigyes Mezei
- 1911: Ödön Bodor
- 1912: István Déván
- 1913–14: Frigyes Mezei
- 1915: István Déván
- 1916: Ervin Szerelemhegyi
- 1917–18: Lajos Kurunczy
- 1919–21: Lajos Fixl
- 1922–24: Lajos Kurunczy
- 1925–30: László Barsi
- 1931–32: Zoltán Zsitvay
- 1933: Gábor Duha
- 1934: László Barsi
- 1935: Zoltán Zsitvay
- 1936: József Vadas
- 1937: József Kovács
- 1938: János Görkói
- 1939: József Vadas
- 1940: József Góby
- 1941: János Görkói
- 1942: Jenő Polgár
- 1943–44: Ferenc Bánhalmi
- 1945: István Varga
- 1946: László Marosi
- 1947: Ferenc Bánhalmi
- 1948: Egon Solymosi
- 1949–51: Ferenc Bánhalmi
- 1952: Zoltán Adamik
- 1953: Ferenc Bánhalmi
- 1954–56: Zoltán Adamik
- 1957: István Kovács
- 1958–59: Csaba Csutorás
- 1960–61: István Korda
- 1962: Csaba Csutorás
- 1963–64: István Gyulai
- 1965: László Mihályfi
- 1966: István Gyulai
- 1967–68: László Mihályfi
- 1969–70: István Rózsa
- 1971: József Fügedi
- 1972–75: István Rózsa
- 1976–78: Nándor Hornyacsek
- 1979–80: András Paróczai
- 1981–83: Sándor Újhelyi
- 1984–86: Gusztáv Menczer
- 1987–89: Tamás Molnár
- 1990: Ervin Katona
- 1991–92: Tamás Molnár
- 1993: Gusztáv Menczer
- 1994: Gábor Kiss
- 1995: Dusán Kovács
- 1996: Tibor Szél
- 1997–98: Péter Nyilasi
- 1999: Zsolt Szeglet
- 2000: Attila Klivinger
- 2001–04: Zsolt Szeglet
- 2005: László Borsányi
- 2006: Balázs Molnár
- 2007: Róbert Mucsi
- 2008: Marcell Deák-Nagy
- 2009: Zoltán Kovács
- 2010–12: Marcell Deák-Nagy
- 2013: Tibor Kása
- 2014: Bálint Móricz
- 2015: Zoltán Kovács
- 2016–17: Marcell Deák-Nagy
- 2018: Boldizsár Boda
- 2019: Tibor Koroknai
- 2020: Dániel Ajide
- 2021: Attila Molnár
Note that between 1901–1914 the championships were held on 440 yards.
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