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The 13th edition of the annual Hypo-Meeting 1987 in Götzis , Austria . The track and field competition featured a decathlon (men) and a heptathlon (women) event.
May 23
100 m Long Jump Shot Put High Jump 400 m May 24
110 m hurdles Discus Throw Pole Vault Javelin Throw 1,500 m
Rank
Athlete
Decathlon
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
Siegfried Wentz (FRG ) 10,85
7.49
15.82
2.05
47,55
13,96
48,20
4.80
65.50
4:34,58
8645
2
Torsten Voss (GDR ) 10,59
7.78
14.84
2.05
47,94
14,39
42,42
4.70
54.10
4:33,28
8331
3
Alain Blondel (FRA ) 10,97
7.50
13.47
1.99
47,72
14,24
41,46
5.00
54.94
4:21,26
8228
4
Uwe Freimuth (GDR ) 11,02
7.48
16.16
1.99
50,94
14,83
46.84
4.90
61.02
4:37,32
8218
5
Christian Schenk (GDR ) 11,31
7.69
14.94
2.17
49,58
15,11
46.14
4.20
60.92
4:31,05
8147
6
Michael Smith (CAN ) 10,96
7.40
14.26
2.08
48,13
14,62
43.82
4.30
61.92
4:34,92
8126
7
Karl-Heinz Fichtner (FRG ) 11,05
7.47
15.10
1.99
50,24
15,11
46.76
5.00
54.24
4:35,42
8081
8
Andrey Fomochkin (URS ) 10,67
7.20
13.88
1.96
48,24
14,76
43.80
4.40
56.32
4:34,64
7932
9
Lars Warming (DEN ) 11,13
6.98
13.46
1.96
48,23
14,42
42.34
4.70
48.78
4:21,46
7826
13
Andreas Rizzi (FRG ) 10,72
7.35
15.03
1.96
48,65
15,23
45.30
4.20
48.90
4:32,84
7825
15
Gordon Orlikow (CAN ) 10,81
7.17
13.39
1.84
48,31
14,48
40.34
4.60
50.30
4:26,05
7741
16
Hans-Joachim Häberle (FRG ) 11,07
7.16
13.73
1.87
48,92
15,60
42.78
4.30
61.36
4:24,05
7704
17
Béla Vágó (HUN ) 11,11
7.44
14.06
2.02
50,25
15,95
41.50
4.50
50.42
4:55.95
7484
18
Mike Ramos (USA ) 10,76
7.19
14.76
2.05
50,50
14,83
45.88
4.80
59.76
DNF
7429
20
Michael Arnold (AUT ) 11,23
6.97
13.69
2.02
50,63
14,76
40.34
3.80
56.82
4:41,83
7405
21
Gernot Kellermayr (AUT ) 11,11
7.04
12.58
1.84
49,51
14,99
39.02
4.50
54.18
4:39,80
7388
22
Chris Branham (USA ) 11,28
7.29
14.50
2.02
51,42
14,19
44.56
4.70
49.98
DNF
7128
24
Wolfgang Spann (AUT ) 11,53
6.52
14.00
1.78
52,05
15,21
40.66
4.10
64.58
4:48,63
7090
May 23
100 m hurdles High Jump Shot Put 200 m May 24
Long Jump Javelin Throw 800 m
^ Score according to the 1985 tables. Thompson's mark was not a world record in 1984, but when the 1985 tables came into use, his mark became the record. They were both given credit to the world record.
Daley Thompson (GBR)
Los Angeles, United States
Götzis, Austria
Siegfried Wentz (FRG)
Torsten Voss (GDR)
Alain Blondel (FRA)
Michael Smith (CAN)
Andrey Fomochkin (URS)
Lars Warming (DEN)
Béla Vágó (HUN)