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Polish hurdler (born 1990)

Joanna Linkiewicz

Linkiewicz at the 2021 Polish Championships

Personal information

Nationality

Polish

Born

(1990-05-02)2 May 1990 (age 34)
Wrocław,Poland

Education

University of Physical Education in Wrocław^[1]

Height

1.68 m (5 ft 6 in)

Weight

55 kg (121 lb)

Sport

Athletics

Event

400 metres hurdles

Club

AZS-AWF Wrocław

Coached by

Marek Rożej

Medal record

Women'sathletics

Representing Poland
World Indoor Championships
	2018 Birmingham	4×400 m
European Championships
	2016 Amsterdam	400 m hurdles
European Indoor Championships
	2015 Prague	4×400 m relay
European Team Championships
	2019 Bydgoszcz	400 m hurdles
Universiade
	2015 Gwangju	400 m hurdles
	2015 Gwangju	4×400 m relay
	2017 Taipei	400 m hurdles

Joanna Linkiewicz (Polish pronunciation:[jɔˈanna linˈkjɛvit͡ʂ]; born 2 May 1990)^[2] is a Polishathlete specialising in the400 metres hurdles. She placed 8th at the2014 European Championships to take a silver medal at thecompetition two years later.

Linkiewicz won a bronze medal in the4×400 m relays at the2015 European Indoor Championships, and a silver running in the heats at the2018 World Indoor Championships. She took 400 m hurdles gold at the2015 Universiade adding second gold in 4×400 m relay, and won a silver medal in her individual event at the2017 Universiade.

Competition record

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Year	Competition	Venue	Position	Event	Notes
Representing Poland
2008	World Junior Championships	Bydgoszcz, Poland	12th (h)	4×400 m relay	3:43.08
2011	European U23 Championships	Ostrava, Czech Republic	16th (h)	400 m hurdles	61.24
2011	European U23 Championships	Ostrava, Czech Republic	4th	4×400 m relay	3:36.42
2013	Universiade	Kazan, Russia	14th (h)	400 m hurdles	60.01
2013	Universiade	Kazan, Russia	5th	4×400 m relay	3:45.62
2014	World Indoor Championships	Sopot, Poland	3rd (h)	4×400 m relay	3:29.48
	IAAF World Relays	Nassau, Bahamas	5th	4×400 m relay	3:27.37
	European Championships	Zürich, Switzerland	8th	400 m hurdles	56.59
	European Championships	Zürich, Switzerland	5th	4×400 m relay	3:25.73
2015	European Indoor Championships	Prague, Czech Republic	3rd	4×400 m relay	3:31.90
	Universiade	Gwangju, South Korea	1st	400 m hurdles	55.62
	Universiade	Gwangju, South Korea	1st	4×400 m relay	3:31.98
	World Championships	Beijing, China	25th (h)	400 m hurdles	56.51
	World Championships	Beijing, China	15th (h)	4×400 m relay	3:32.83
2016	European Championships	Amsterdam, Netherlands	2nd	400 m hurdles	55.33
2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	10th (sf)	400 m hurdles	55.35
2017	World Championships	London, United Kingdom	15th (sf)	400 m hurdles	56.25
2017	Universiade	Taipei, Taiwan	2nd	400 m hurdles	55.90
2018	World Indoor Championships	Birmingham, United Kingdom	2nd (h)	4×400 m relay	3:32.07^{[n 1]}
2018	European Championships	Berlin, Germany	14th (sf)	400 m hurdles	56.06
2019	World Championships	Doha, Qatar	14th (sf)	400 m hurdles	55.38
2021	Olympic Games	Tokyo, Japan	14th (sf)	400 m hurdles	55.67

^Time from the heats; Linkiewicz was replaced in the final

Personal bests

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Outdoor

400 metres – 47.59 (Paris 2023)
400 metres hurdles – 54.93 (Tokyo 2021)

Indoor

400 metres – 53.41 (Toruń 2018)

References

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^2015 WSG profile Archived 2015-09-20 at theWayback Machine
^Joanna Linkiewicz atWorld Athletics

External links

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Joanna Linkiewicz atWorld Athletics
Joanna Linkiewicz atEuropean Athletics
Joanna Linkiewicz at thePolski Związek Lekkiej Atletyki(in Polish)
Joanna Linkiewicz atOlympedia
Joanna Linkiewicz atOlympics.com
Joanna Linkiewicz at thePolski Komitet Olimpijski (archive)(in Polish)

v t e World University Games champions in women's400 metres hurdles
1981: Anna Kastyetskaya (URS) 1983: Yekaterina Fesenko (URS) 1985: Margarita Novitskaite (URS) 1987: Nawal El Moutawakel (MAR) 1989: Margarita Khromova (URS) 1991: Gretha Tromp (NED) 1993: Heike Meißner (GER) 1995: Heike Meißner (GER) 1997: Tatyana Tereshchuk (UKR) 1999: Daimí Pernía (CUB) 2001: Tasha Danvers (GBR) 2003: Maren Schott (GER) 2005: Marina Shiyan (RUS) 2007: Tatyana Azarova (KAZ) 2009: Vania Stambolova (BUL) 2011: Hanna Yaroshchuk (UKR) 2013: Hanna Titimets (UKR) 2015: Joanna Linkiewicz (POL) 2017: Ayomide Folorunso (ITA) 2019: Ayomide Folorunso (ITA) 2021: Alice Muraro (ITA)

World University Games champions in women's400 metres hurdles

v t e World University Games champions in women's4 × 400 metres relay
1981: Soviet Union (Ambrazienė,Baskakova,Alyoshina,Nazarova) 1983: Soviet Union (Krylova,Borisova,Didilenko,Pinigina) 1985: Soviet Union (Navickaitė,Zvyagintseva,Korban,Alekseyeva) 1987: United States (Fridy,Mitchell,Stevens,Howard) 1989: United States (Mondie,Kaiser,Miles,Dendy) 1991: United States (Demas,Downing,Teri Smith,Malone) 1993: United States (Irving,Malone,Warren,Collins) 1995: Russia (Sotnikova,Khrushcheleva,Andreyeva,Chebykina) 1997: Russia (Sharova,Goncharenko,Bakhvalova,Kotlyarova) 1999: United States (Brown-Moore,Nelson,Barber,Reid) 2001: United States (Barber,Carolyn Jackson,Washington,Barber) 2003: Russia (Kondratyeva,Firova,Lavshuk,Lisnichenko) 2005: Russia (Ovchinnikova,Migunova,Kostetskaya,Nazarova) 2007: Ukraine (Pyhyda,Yefremova,Zavhorodnya,Shcherbak) 2009: Canada (Muir,Nelson,Hyacinthe,Akinsulie) 2011: Russia (Karnaushchenko,Migunova,Ustalova,Topilskaya) 2013: Russia (Tamkova,Kotlyarova,Renzhina,Ustalova) 2015: Poland (Hołub,Szczęsna,Linkiewicz,Święty) 2017: Poland (Hołub,Baumgart,Wyciszkiewicz,Święty,Gaworska* ,Dąbrowska) 2019: Ukraine (Mykolenko,Holienieva,Klymiuk,Melnyk) 2021: Poland (Bartnowska,Łozowska,Koczanowa,Formella,Wosztyl,Granaszewska*)

World University Games champions in women's4 × 400 metres relay

1981: Soviet Union (Ambrazienė,Baskakova,Alyoshina,Nazarova)
1983: Soviet Union (Krylova,Borisova,Didilenko,Pinigina)
1985: Soviet Union (Navickaitė,Zvyagintseva,Korban,Alekseyeva)
1987: United States (Fridy,Mitchell,Stevens,Howard)
1989: United States (Mondie,Kaiser,Miles,Dendy)
1991: United States (Demas,Downing,Teri Smith,Malone)
1993: United States (Irving,Malone,Warren,Collins)
1995: Russia (Sotnikova,Khrushcheleva,Andreyeva,Chebykina)
1997: Russia (Sharova,Goncharenko,Bakhvalova,Kotlyarova)
1999: United States (Brown-Moore,Nelson,Barber,Reid)
2001: United States (Barber,Carolyn Jackson,Washington,Barber)
2003: Russia (Kondratyeva,Firova,Lavshuk,Lisnichenko)
2005: Russia (Ovchinnikova,Migunova,Kostetskaya,Nazarova)
2007: Ukraine (Pyhyda,Yefremova,Zavhorodnya,Shcherbak)
2009: Canada (Muir,Nelson,Hyacinthe,Akinsulie)
2011: Russia (Karnaushchenko,Migunova,Ustalova,Topilskaya)
2013: Russia (Tamkova,Kotlyarova,Renzhina,Ustalova)
2015: Poland (Hołub,Szczęsna,Linkiewicz,Święty)
2017: Poland (Hołub,Baumgart,Wyciszkiewicz,Święty,Gaworska* ,Dąbrowska*)
2019: Ukraine (Mykolenko,Holienieva,Klymiuk,Melnyk)
2021: Poland (Bartnowska,Łozowska,Koczanowa,Formella,Wosztyl*,Granaszewska*)

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