National 5000m Champions for Yugoslavia
Men (46 runnings) 01 Aug 2002 Kragujevac SER 14:24.81 Mirko Petrovic (SER) 27 Jul 2001 Nis SER 14:54.99 Sreten Ninkovic (SER) 2000 14:37.80 Ivan Cvetanovic 1999 14:36.17 Dragoslav Prpa-2 1998 14:21.11 Janko Bensa-3 1997 14:14.29 Janko Bensa-2 1996 14:19.6 Janko Bensa (SER) 1995 14:05.2 Dragoslav Prpa (SER) 1994 14:17.80 Ljubisa Djokic-3 1993 14:08.1 Ljubisa Djokic-2 1992 14:15.5 Goran Raicevic (SER) 1991 14:37.10 Ljubisa Djokic 1990 14:05.72 Romeo Zivko-3 1989 14:08.38 Romeo Zivko-2 1988 14:12.42 Dragan Sekulic-3 23 Aug 1987 Ljubljana SLO 14:04.94 Junuz Junuzi (SER) 1986 14:18.20 Romeo Zivko (SLO) 1985 14:00.30 Dragan Sekulic-2 1984 14:10.01 Dragan Sekulic (SER) 1983 14:03.39 Stanislav Rozman (SLO) 1982 13:51.93 Dragan Zdravkovic (SER) 1981 14:18.40 Stanislav Miklavzina 24 Aug 1980 Split CRO 13:51.2 Dusan Janicijevic (SER) 1979 14:03.95 Stanko Lisec (SLO) 1978 14:22.1 Milan Medan-3 1977 14:18.4 Zoran Molovic (SER) 1976 14:17.0 Milan Medan-2 1975 14:03.5 Stevan Vulovic (SER) 1974 14:32.6 Milan Medan (SER) 1973 Zagreb CRO 14:13.6 Danijel Korica-6 1972 13:55.6 Danijel Korica-5 1971 Belgrade SER 14:03.6 Danijel Korica-4 Sep 1970 Celje SLO 14:09.8 Danijel Korica-3 Aug 1969 Rijeka CRO 14:05.8 Danijel Korica-2 1968 Celje SLO 14:44.6 Danijel Korica (SER) 1967 Osyck SER 14:41.6 Simo Vazic-2 1966 14:56.4 Franc Cervan (SER) 1965 14:32.0 Simo Vazic (SLO) 1964 14:50.8 Nedjalko Farcic (SER) 1963 14:34.2 Drago Zuntar (SER) Aug 1962 Belgrade SER 14:22.2 Istvan Ivanovic-3 Aug 1961 Ljubljana SLO 14:30.4 Istvan Ivanovic-2 Aug 1960 Belgrade SER 14:20.8 Istvan Ivanovic Jul 1959 Belgrade SER Jul 1958 Belgrade SER Jul 1957 Ljubljana SLO Women (7 runnings) 5000m 31 Jul 2002 Kragujevac SER 17:11.86 Vesna Stevanovic (SER) 26 Jul 2001 Nis SER 16:31.29 Zorana Adzic 2000 18:37.0+ Mirjana Kalajdzic 1999 17:07.5 Ana Subotic (SER) 1998 18:17.66 Enisa Salijevic 19 Jul 1997 Nis SER 16:53.74 Suzana Ciric (SER) 1996 16:53.8 Olivera Jevtic (SER) Note: The 2000 race was run one lap too many (5400m).
Women (27 runnings)
3000m
1998 9:45.86 Suzana Ciric-4
1997 9:42.02 Marina Muncan (SER)
1996 not held
1995 10:12.71 Almira Kuci
1994 10:06.05 Natasa Zrnic
1993 9:20.2 Suzana Ciric-3
1992 9:35.5 Suzana Ciric-2
1991 9:21.24 Ljiljana Jovanovic
1990 9:22.28 Snezana Pajkic-3
1989 9:30.10 Suzana Ciric (SER)
1988 9:42.61 Tijana (Krsek) Stojcevic (CRO)
1987 9:25.57 Snezana Pajkic-2
1986 9:23.33 Snezana Pajkic (SER)
1985 9:24.99 Jasmina Focak
1984 9:21.51 Mara Micanovic
1983 9:24.05 Marica Mrsic (BIH)
1982 9:05.25 Breda Pergar-5
1981 9:59.34 Breda Pergar-4
1980 9:42.7 Breda Pergar-3
1979 10:01.89 Ida Bunderla
1978 9:17.4 Breda Pergar-2
1977 9:24.28 Andrea Sverc
1976 9:41.4 Breda Pergar (SLO)
1975 9:30.6 Djurdjica (Rajher) Sisul-4
1974 9:43.8 Djurdjica (Sisul) Rajher-3
1973 9:34.6 Djurdjica (Sisul) Rajher-2
1972 9:31.6 Djurdjica (Sisul) Rajher
Most Titles
Men
(1960-2001)
6
Danijel Korica (SER)
1968-73
Women- 3000m
(1972-1998)
5
Breda Pergar (SLO)
1976,1978,1980-82
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
13 Feb 2014
Contributors: Martin Rix, Andy Milroy (50), Juraj Gasparovic (12), Paul Michiels
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