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1972 Munich Olympics - Womens 200m Final
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1972 Munich Olympics - Womens 200m Final
Athletics - 1972 Munich Olympics - Womens 200m Final
East Germanys Renate Stecher (#147) wins the gold medal just ahead of Australias Raelene Boyle (#2) in the Olympiastadion, Munich, West Germany. Polands Irena Szewinska (#285) won the bronze, while East Germanys Ellen Strophal (#149) was fourth and West Germanys Anne Kroniger (#165) tied fifth. Also pictured is Jamaicas Rosie Allwood (#220) who finished eighth.
Strecher won the gold medal in a new World Record of 22.40s, while Kroniger finished tied fifth and Annum seventh. Strechers victory completed a 100m/200m double at the Munich Games, and she would also win a silver medal as part of the East Germany team in the 4x100m relay
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In this iconic print from the 1972 Munich Olympics, we witness a thrilling moment in women's athletics. The Women's 200m Final at the Olympiastadion is captured with intense action and jubilation. Renate Stecher of East Germany, adorned with number 147, emerges as the ultimate champion, snatching the gold medal just ahead of Australia's Raelene Boyle (#2). The determination on their faces showcases their unwavering commitment to victory. The podium also welcomes Poland's Irena Szewinska (#285), who gracefully claims the bronze medal. Meanwhile, Ellen Strophal (#149) of East Germany secures fourth place and West Germany's Anne Kroniger (#165) proudly ties for fifth position. Jamaican athlete Rosie Allwood (#220) completes this remarkable lineup by finishing eighth. Stecher's triumph goes beyond her gold medal; she sets a new world record time of 22.40 seconds in this event—a testament to her exceptional talent and dedication. Notably, Kroniger achieves an impressive tied fifth place finish while Annum secures seventh place. This victory marks Stecher’s completion of an extraordinary double win in both the 100m and 200m events at the Munich Games—an achievement that solidifies her status as one of the greatest sprinters of her time. Additionally, she would go on to claim a silver medal as part of East Germany’s formidable team in the highly competitive 4x100m relay event.
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