Robert Šavlakadze
| Robert Michajlovič Šavlakadze | |
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 Robert Šavlakadze 1960 | |
| Narození | 1. dubna 1933 Tbilisi  Gruzie |
| Úmrtí | 4. března 2020 (ve věku 86 let) Tbilisi |
| Občanství | Tbilisi Gruzie |
| Povolání | atlet |
| Ocenění | Leninův řád |
| Politická strana | Komunistická strana Sovětského svazu |
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| Osobní informace | |
| Datum narození | 1. dubna 1933 |
| Místo narození | Tbilisi |
| Datum úmrtí | 4. března 2020 (ve věku 86 let) |
| Místo úmrtí | Tbilisi |
| Sportovní informace | |
| Sport | atletika |
| Disciplína | skok do výšky |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Atletika na LOH | ||
| zlato | LOH 1960 | skok do výšky |
| Mistrovství Evropy v atletice | ||
| bronz | ME 1962 | skok do výšky |
Robert Michajlovič Šavlakadze, mistr sportu (gruzínsky: რობერტ შავლაყაძე; rusky Роберт Михайлович Шавлакадзе; 1. dubna 1933, Tbilisi – 4. března 2020, Tbilisi) byl sovětský atlet gruzínské národnosti, který se specializoval na skok do výšky. V roce 1960 vyhrál Olympijské hry v Římě.
Od roku 1961 byl tréninkovým konzultantem československého reprezentanta výškaře Karla Brzobohatého (203 cm 1961).
Jeho osobní rekord je 217 cm, tuto výšku překonal stylem stredl v roce 1964. Na olympijských hrách v Římě v roce 1960 skočil společně s Valerijem Brumelem 216 cm, což tehdy znamenalo nový olympijský rekord. O čtyři roky později ho ale o dva cm vylepšil právě Valerij Brumel, a získal zlatou medaili.
Vyznamenání
- Prezidentský řád znamenitosti – Gruzie, 2018[1]
Soutěže
- OH 1960 Řím (1.)
- OH 1964 Tokio (5.)
- ME 1962 Bělehrad (3.)
- Mistr SSSR 1964 217 cm
- Mezinárodní memoriál Evžena Rošického Praha 1961 (1.) 210 cm
Odkazy
Reference
- ↑ President Margvelashvili Awards Presidential Order of Excellence to Olympic Champions. president.gov.ge [online]. [cit. 2020-04-18]. Dostupné v archivu pořízeném z originálu dne 2019-05-10.
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