Roman Hanzel

Roman Hanzel

Born
Jan 15, 1977 (49 years old)
Events
800 Metres Short Track · 1000 Metres Short Track

Roman Hanzel is a Slovakia sprinter, born on January 15, 1977. He competes primarily in the 400m, 800m and 1500m.

His personal bests include 50.40 in the 400m, 1:47.24 in the 800m, 3:46.01 in the 1500m, 3:49.29 in the 1500m-short-track and 3:49.29 in the 1500m-short-track. He has earned 8 gold medals in major international competitions. He is currently active on the international athletics circuit, representing Slovakia.

Personal best · 800 Metres Short Track1:47.80
2004 season best1:47.80Feb 7, 2004
Personal best · 1000 Metres Short Track2:21.19
Last competitionBudapest IAAF World Indoor Championships, Sportaréna, Budapest (i)Mar 6, 2004 · 1:51.54

As of Nov 6, 2026: 800 Metres Short Track 1:47.80, 1000 Metres Short Track 2:21.19, 2004 season best 1:47.80 (Feb 7, 2004) · Last competition: Budapest IAAF World Indoor Championships, Sportaréna, Budapest (i), Mar 6, 2004, 1:51.54 · 49 years old

DisciplineResultAll-time
400mIndoorBratislava 200050.40894 pts–
800mTallinn 2003Slovakia 800 m all-time list1:47.241,106 pts–
1500mBanská Bystrica 1999Slovakia 1500 m all-time list3:46.011,028 pts–
1500m-short-track20033:49.291,031 pts–
1500m-short-trackIndoorStuttgart 20033:49.291,031 pts–
800m-short-trackIndoorWien 20041:47.801,146 pts–

Progression

Compare me
SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
2004800m-short-track 1:47.80–Feb 7, 2004–
20041000m-short-track 2:26.44–Feb 8, 2004–
20041500m-short-track 3:49.38–Feb 29, 2004–
2003800m 1:47.24–Jul 30, 2003–
2003800m-short-track 1:49.36–Feb 22, 2003–
20031000m-short-track 2:21.19–Jan 22, 2003–
20031500m-short-track 3:49.29–Feb 2, 2003–
20031500m 3:53.14–Aug 2, 2003–
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Roman Hanzel's 800 Metres Short Track personal best is 1:47.80, set on Feb 7, 2004.

Roman Hanzel competes in the 800 Metres Short Track and 1000 Metres Short Track.

2004 season best: 1:47.80, set on Feb 7, 2004. Last competition: Budapest IAAF World Indoor Championships, Sportaréna, Budapest (i) on Mar 6, 2004, 1:51.54.