National Marathon Champions for Yugoslavia
Men (59 runnings) 27 Oct 2002 Podgorica MNE 2:31:29 Ramiz Taipi (SER) 16 Sep 2001 Novi Sad SER 2:16:11 Sreten Ninkovic-2 2000 Podgorica MNE 2:28:08 Sreten Ninkovic 1999 2:36:44 Zeljko Petrovic 25 Apr 1998 Beograd SER 2:18:02 Borisav Devic-3 05 Oct 1997 Podgorica MNE 2:16:13 Borisav Devic-2 20 Apr 1996 Beograd SER 2:32:22 Miroslav Pavlovic 1995 Podgorica MNE 2:30:45 Srba Nikolic (SER) 08 Oct 1994 Podgorica MNE 2:23:24 Borislav Devic (SER) 24 Apr 1993 Beograd SER 2:23:29 Goran Raicevic (SER) 1992 2:29:53 Safet Badic 23 Mar 1991 Lipik CRO 2:18:19 Roman Kejzar (SLO) 1990 Ptuj SLO 2:23:50 Mirko Vindis (SLO) 1989 Novi Sad SER 2:24:39 Tomislav Askovic-8 1988 Novi Sad SER 2:33:50 Tomislav Askovic-7 07 Jun 1987 Novi Sad SER 2:14:30 Tomislav Askovic-6 27 Apr 1986 Zagreb CRO 2:18:56 Tomislav Askovic-5 1985 Novi Sad SER 2:23:27 Tomislav Askovic-4 1984 Novi Sad SER 2:20:46.2 Tomislav Askovic-3 24 Apr 1983 Valenje SLO 2:17:32.3 Marjan Krempl (SER) 1982 Novi Sad SER 2:21:36 Tomislav Askovic-2 1981 Celje SLO 2:33:14.4 Numan Ukic-4 1980 Sarajevo BIH 2:38:31 Vucic Djokovic 1979 Celje SLO 2:22:43.3 Numan Ukic-3 1978 Celje SLO 2:23:27.0 Numan Ukic-2 1977 Novi Sad SER 2:22:59.2 Tomislav Askovic (SER) 1976 Zagreb CRO 2:27:56.8 Petar Budija (CRO) 1975 Celje SLO 2:30:29.8 Numan Ukic (SLO) 30 Jun 1974 Varazdin CRO 2:25:22.4 Sead Kondo (BIH) 1973 Indija SER 2:33:36.4 Mirko Vujaklija 1972 Beograd SER 2:40:28.2 Dragoslav Gajic 1971 Zagreb CRO 2:37:14.8 Milivoj Radojcevic-3 1970 Zagreb CRO 2:29:57.8 Milivoj Radojcevic-2 1969 Rijeka CRO 2:40:29 Milivoj Radojcevic (CRO) Aug 1968 Celje SLO 2:33:28 Milivoje Pesic 04 Sep 1967 Osijek CRO 2:43:06 Ivan Mustapic-3 1966 Tuzla BIH 2:35:09 Ivan Mustapic-2 .... not held 05 Apr 1964 Subotica SER 2:26:58.6 Ivan Mustapic .... not held 1962 Zagreb CRO 2:27:20.0 Franjo Skrinjar-6 13 Aug 1961 Ljubljana SLO 2:29:52.2 Franjo Skrinjar-5 08 Aug 1960 Zagreb CRO 2:29:11 Dobrivoje Stojanovic 05 Jul 1959 Belgrade SER 2:35:11 Franjo Skrinjar-4 .... 1955 Zagreb CRO 2:54:12 Franjo Skrinjar-3 1954 Zagreb CRO 2:25:04 Franjo Skrinjar-2 23 Aug 1953 Maribor SLO 2:43:50 Franjo Skrinjar (CRO) 08 Jun 1952 Zagreb CRO 2:38:10 Franjo Krajcar-3 .... not held 1950 Belgrade SER 2:42:14 Luka Bosanac-2 1949 Beograd SER 3:15:00 Luka Bosanac 1948 Zagreb CRO 2:47:02 Franjo Krajcar-2 .... not held 16 Jul 1939 Ljubljana SLO 3:39:40 Stjepan Gales 26 Jun 1938 Beograd SER 3:28:25 Franjo Krajcar (SER) 04 Jul 1937 Ljubljana SLO 3:20:12.4 Slavo Tavcar 04 Jul 1936 Varazdin CRO 3:17:55 Vjekoslav Belas 27 Jul 1935 Ljubljana SLO 3:05:43.2 Stanislav Šporn-5 01 Jul 1934 Zagreb CRO 2:59:00 Stanislav Šporn-4 1933 Ljubljana SLO 3:30:35 Stanislav Šporn-3 1932 Ljubljana SLO 3:21:05 Stanislav Šporn-2 1931 Zagreb CRO 4:34:04 Dorde Vidovic 1930 Ljubljana SLO 3:08:47 Stanislav Šporn (SER) Non-champion winners 2002 2:23:28 Maricel Gaman (ROM) 1998 2:12:51 Reuben Chebutich (KEN) 1997 2:11:41 Petko Stefanov (BUL) 1993 2:16:09 Jacob Ngunzu (KEN)
Notes: The 1954 and 1983 courses are considered to have been short.
Women (17 runnings)
27 Oct 2002 Podgorica MNE 2:44:54 Vesna Stevanovic-3
16 Sep 2001 Novi Sad SER 2:44:23 Vesna Stevanovic-2
2000 Podgorica MNE 3:11:16 Vesna Stevanovic (SER)
1999 3:26:48 Stojanka Sokol
25 Apr 1998 Beograd SER 3:10:01 Zorica Rahovic
05 Oct 1997 Podgorica MNE 2:50:03 Enisa Salijevic
20 Apr 1996 Beograd SER 2:37:06 Suzana Ciric-3
1995 Podgorica MNE 3:04:08 Ilona Kalmar-2
08 Oct 1994 Podgorica MNE 3:04:55 Ilona Kalmar (SER)
24 Apr 1993 Beograd SER 2:40:27 Suzana Ciric-2
1992 3:11:35 Rada Raskovic
23 Mar 1991 Lipik CRO 3:38:59 Mirjana Hanzak
1990 Indija SER 2:45:55 Suzana Ciric (SER)
1989 Beograd SER 2:51:23 Jelena Raicevic (SER)
1988 Zagreb CRO 3:07:22 Slavica Brcic (CRO)
07 Jun 1987 Novi Sad SER 2:55:18 Ljubinka Petkovic
27 Apr 1986 Zagreb CRO 3:32:59 Marija Kusnjacic
Non-champion winners
1998 2:32:07 Irina Bogacheva (KGZ)
1997 2:49:25 Svetlana Tkach (MDA)
1996 2:36:51 Izabela Zatorska (POL)
Most Titles
Men
(1930-2002)
8
Tomislav Askovic (SER)
1977,1982,1984-89
Women
(1986-2002)
3
Suzana Ciric (SER)
1990,1993,1996
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Vesna Stevanovic (SER)
2000-02
Note:
Yugoslavia was established as a kingdom of the Slovenes, Croats, and Serbs in 1918. It became a federal republic
in 1945. In 1992, Slovenia (SLO) became independent, then Croatia (CRO) and Bosnia (BIH), leaving Serbia
and Montenegro (SCG) which in turn became Serbia (SER) and Montenegro (MNE). Click on the underlined country codes to view subsequent
championships.
Last Updated on 28 Dec 2013
Contributors: Andy Milroy (50), Juraj Gasparovic (15), Roger Gynn (16), Ozren Karamata (17), Ljubisa Gajic (36)