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The British 1,500 metres athletics champions covers four competitions; the current British Athletics Championships which was founded in 2007,[1] the preceding AAA Championships (1880-2006), the Amateur Athletic Club Championships (1866-1879) and finally the UK Athletics Championships which existed from 1977 until 1997 and ran concurrently with the AAA Championships.[2]
The AAA Championships were open to international athletes but were not considered the National Champion in this list if they won the relevant Championship.
AAC Championships
| |
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Year | Men's champion |
1866 | Charles Lawes-Wittewronge |
1867 | Samuel Scott |
1868 | Walter Chinnery |
1869 | Walter Chinnery |
1870 | Robert Benson |
1871 | Walter Chinnery |
1872 | Charles Mason |
1873 | Walter Slade |
1874 | Walter Slade |
1875 | Walter Slade |
1876 | Walter Slade |
1877 | Walter Slade |
1878 | Arnold Hills |
1879 | Walter George |
AAA Championships/WAAA Championships & UK Athletics Championships
dual championships era 1977-1987 | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Year | AAA Men | Year | WAAA Women | Year | UK Men | UK Women |
1977 | Glen Grant | 1977 | Penny Yule | 1977 | Steve Ovett | Lesley Kiernan |
1978 | David Moorcroft | 1978 | Cherry Hanson | 1978 | John Robson | Hilary Hollick |
1979 | Steve Ovett | 1979 | Mary Stewart | 1979 | Alan Mottershead | Gillian Dainty |
1980 | Steve Ovett | 1980 | Gillian Dainty | 1980 | David Moorcroft | Jo White+ |
1981 | Steve Cram | 1981 | Gillian Dainty | 1981 | Steve Ovett | Gillian Dainty |
1982 | Steve Cram | 1982 | Christina Boxer | 1982 | Alan Mottershead | Carole Bradford |
1983 | Steve Cram | 1983 | Gillian Green | 1983 | John Gladwin | Kathy Carter |
1984 | Peter Elliott | 1984 | Christine Benning | 1984 | Alan Salter | Zola Budd |
1985 | Alistair Currie | 1985 | Julie-Ann Laughton | 1985 | Mark Rowland | Bridget Smyth |
1986 | John Gladwin | 1986 | Zola Budd | 1986 | Rob Harrison | Christina Boxer |
1987 | Steve Crabb | 1987 | Bev Nicholson | 1987 | Neil Horsfield | Christine Benning |
AAA Championships & UK Athletics Championships
dual championships era 1988-1997 | |||||
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Year | Men AAA | Women AAA | Year | Men UK | Women UK |
1988 | Peter Elliott | Christina Cahill | 1988 | Richard McDonnell | Bev Nicholson |
1989 | Sebastian Coe | Bev Nicholson | 1989 | Richard McDonnell | Bev Nicholson |
1990 | Neil Horsfield | Christina Cahill | 1990 | Neil Horsfield | Alison Wyeth |
1991 | Matthew Yates | Ann Williams | 1991 | Simon Fairbrother | Alison Wyeth |
1992 | Kevin McKay | Yvonne Murray | 1992 | Steve Crabb | Bev Nicholson |
1993 | Matthew Yates | Alison Wyeth | 1993 | Curtis Robb | Jayne Spark |
1994 | Kevin McKay | Kelly Holmes | n/a | ||
1995 | John Mayock | Yvonne Murray | n/a | ||
1996 | John Mayock | Kelly Holmes | n/a | ||
1997 | Richard Ashe | Dianne Henigan | 1997 | John Mayock | Jo Pavey |
AAA Championships
| ||
---|---|---|
Year | Men's champion | Women's champion |
1998 | John Mayock | Lynn Gibson |
1999 | John Mayock | Hayley Tullett |
2000 | John Mayock | Hayley Tullett |
2001 | John Mayock | Helen Pattinson |
2002 | Tony Whiteman | Kelly Holmes |
2003 | Michael East | Hayley Tullett |
2004 | Chris Mulvaney | Hayley Tullett |
2005 | Nick McCormick | Helen Clitheroe |
2006 | Andrew Baddeley | Helen Clitheroe |
nc = not contested
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