Iolanda Balaș
| Iolanda Balaș | ||
 Iolanda Balaș. | ||
| Friidrott, damer | ||
 Olympiska spel | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guld | Rom 1960 | Höjdhopp |
| Guld | Tokyo 1964 | Höjdhopp |
Iolanda Balaș, född 12 december 1936 i Timișoara, död 11 mars 2016 i Bukarest,[1] var en rumänsk höjdhoppare.
Iolanda Balaș tog olympiskt guld vid Olympiska sommarspelen 1960 i Rom och vid Olympiska sommarspelen 1964 i Tokyo.
Balaș satte under sin karriär 14 världsrekord och var första kvinna i världen över såväl 1,80 som 1,90.
Iolanda Balaș satte sitt första världsrekord i Bukarest den 14 juli 1956 när hon klarade 1,75. Den 16 juli 1961 satte hon sitt sista världsrekord, 1,91, ett rekord som skulle stå sig i mer än tio år. Efter sin femteplats i OS i Melbourne 1956 vann Iolanda Balaș 150 tävlingar. I 80 av dem hoppade hon högre än någon annan kvinna i världen gjort. I juni 1967 förlorade hon en tävling för första gången på 11 år efter att ha visat upp världens längsta segersvit i friidrott.
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