| 词条 | János Bogár | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| name = János Bogár | image = Janos Bogar.jpg | national_team = {{HUN}} |event = Ultramarathon | birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1964|07|26|mf=y}} | birth_place = Miskolc, Hungary | death_date = | death_place = | medaltemplates ={{Medal|Country | {{HUN}} }}{{Medal|Sport | Ultramarathon}}{{Medal|Competition|24 Hour European Championship}}{{Medal|Gold| 1994 Szeged |24-hour run}}{{Medal|Competition|24-hour run}}{{Medal|Gold| 1993 Szeged |24-hour run}}{{Medal|Competition|100 km Pedestres Villa de Madrid}}{{Medal|Gold| 2007 |100km}}{{Medal|Gold| 2000 |100km}}{{Medal|Gold| 1999 |100km}}{{Medal|Gold| 1998 |100km}}{{Medal|Gold| 1997 |100km }}{{Medal|Gold| 1996 |100km }}{{Medal|Gold| 1995|100km}}{{Medal|Competition|Békéscsaba to Arad}}{{Medal|Gold| 2015 |197km}}{{Medal|Gold| 2014 |197km}}{{Medal|Gold| 2000 |197km}}{{Medal|Gold| 1999 |197km}}{{Medal|Competition|Békéscsaba to Nagyvárad}}{{Medal|Gold| 1998 |197km}}{{Medal|Competition|Ultrabalaton}}{{Medal|Gold| 2012 |212km}}{{Medal|Gold| 2007 |212km}}{{Medal|Competition|Spartathlon}}{{Medal|Gold| 1991 |}}{{Medal|Competition| Vienna to Budapest Supermarathon}}{{Medal|Gold|1992 |}}{{Medal|Gold| 1994 |}}{{Medal|Gold| 1995 |}}{{Medal|Gold| 1996 |}}{{Medal|Gold| 1997 |}}{{Medal|Gold| 1998 |}}{{Medal|Competition|Le Défi de Val de Travers}}{{Medal|Gold| 2001 |}}{{Medal|Gold| 2000 |}}{{Medal|Gold| 1998 |}}{{Medal|Gold| 1997 |}} }}{{eastern name order|Bogár János}} János Bogár (born July 26, 1964 in Miskolc, Hungary) is a Hungarian ultramarathon runner. Ultramarathon career highlightsBogár has set and held national records in nearly all Hungarian ultramarathon events in which he has competed. He is the current national record holder in the 100 km and the 24-hour running events.{{citation needed|date=January 2016}} He is best known for his six victories at the Vienna to Budapest Supermarathon, the most prestigious stage race in Central Europe in the 1990s.[1] [2]The highlights of his ultramarathon career include his European Championship title in the 24-hour event earned in Szeged, Hungary in 1994, his seven victories at the 100 km of Madrid, six victories at the Vienna to Budapest Supermarathon (1992, 1994- 1998) and one at a popular 245 km race between Athens and Sparta (1991).[3] In 2007 Bogár was the first runner in the history of ultra-running to come close to beat the world’s most notable icon of ultramarathon running, Yiannis Kouros in a 212 km race around Lake Balaton, the largest lake in Central Europe. For his sportsmanship, Bogár was awarded the prestigious Fair Play Award presented by the president of the International Committee for Fair Play Jenő Kamuti in 2009.[4] Personal best performances
Awards
awarded by Jenő Kamuti. (2009)
References1. ^File:Vienna_to_Budapest_Supermarathon_Archives_1990-1998.pdf {{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Bogar, Janos}}2. ^http://www.mozgasvilag.hu/futas/hirek/az-ezredik-verseny-interju-bogar-janival 3. ^http://statistik.d-u-v.org/getresultperson.php?runner=3510 4. ^http://www.boon.hu/fair-play-dij-bogar-janosnak/news-20091103-04135212 6 : Living people|1964 births|Hungarian ultramarathon runners|Hungarian male long-distance runners|Sportspeople from Miskolc|Male ultramarathon runners |
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