Péter Szemeti
Hungarian middle-distance runner
Péter Szemeti (born 4 January 1988) is a Hungarian middle-distance runner.
He competed at the 2006 World Junior Championships (1500 m), the 2009 European U23 Championships (1500 m), the 2009 European Indoor Championships (1500 m), the 2010 European Championships (1500 m) and the 2012 European Championships (800 m) without reaching the final.
He became Hungarian champion in the 800 metres in 2008 and 2012, and in the 1500 metres in 2008 and 2011.[1]
His personal best times are 1:47.18 minutes in the 800 metres, achieved in August 2011 in Budapest; and 3:40.95 minutes in the 1500 metres, achieved in August 2013 also in Budapest.[1]
References
- ^ a b Péter Szemeti at World Athletics
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Hungarian Athletics Championships winners in men's 1500 metres
- 1896: František Horn
- 1897: Bohumil Rudl
- 1898: Felix Graf
- 1899–00: Herman Wratschil
- 1901: Ferenc Gillemot
- 1902: Pál Bredl
- 1903–04: József Nagy
- 1905–06: Ödön Bodor
- 1907: Imre Veres
- 1908: Ödön Bodor
- 1909: József Nagy
- 1910: Ödön Bodor
- 1911: János Antal
- 1912–13: Ferenc Forgács
- 1914: Teofil Savniky
- 1915: József Bese
- 1916: Márton Fonyó
- 1917: Jenő Némethy
- 1918: István Grósz
- 1919: Vince Vörös
- 1920: István Grósz
- 1921: Jenő Némethy
- 1922–23: János Benedek
- 1924: Lajos Bejczy
- 1925: Márton Fonyó
- 1926: Elek Szerb
- 1927: Elek Szerb
- 1928: József Marton
- 1929–30: Miklós Szabó
- 1931: László Barsi
- 1932–37: Miklós Szabó
- 1938: Gusztváv Harsányi
- 1939: László Híres
- 1940–42: Gusztváv Harsányi
- 1943: László Híres
- 1944–50: Sándor Garay
- 1951: Ernő Béres
- 1952: Sándor Garay
- 1953–54: Sándor Iharos
- 1955: László Tábori
- 1956–60: István Rózsavölgyi
- 1961: Lajos Szentgáli
- 1962–63: Péter Parsch
- 1964–65: György Kiss
- 1966: István Jóny
- 1967: György Kiss
- 1968: Róbert Honti
- 1969: János Török
- 1970: Péter Mohácsi
- 1971–72: György Molnár
- 1973: János Török
- 1974–77: János Zemen
- 1978: László Kispál
- 1979: János Hrenek
- 1980: István Lajkó
- 1981: Imre Deák Nagy
- 1982: Attila Sulyok
- 1983: László Tóth
- 1984: József Búcsúházi
- 1985: Gábor K. Szabó
- 1986: Gábor K. Szabó
- 1987: István Knipl
- 1988–94: Róbert Banai
- 1995–2001: Balázs Csillag
- 2002: Béla Horváth
- 2003: Olivér Bodor
- 2004: Balázs Csillag
- 2005: Gábor Csaja
- 2006: Barnabás Bene
- 2007: Balázs Csillag
- 2008: Péter Szemeti
- 2009–10: Tamás Kazi
- 2011: Péter Szemeti
- 2012: Annulled
- 2013–14: Tamás Kazi
- 2015: László Gregor
Note that between 1896–1914 the championships were held on 1 mile distance.
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