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硬石體育場 硬石体育场
Ort 347 Don Shula Drive Miami Gardens, Florida 33056 Koordinaten ♁25° 57′ 28,5″ N, 80° 14′ 19,8″ WKoordinaten: 25° 57′ 28,5″ N, 80° 14′ 19,8″ W | | OSM Eigentümer Stephen M. Ross (ca. 95 %) Wayne Huizenga (5 %) Betreiber Miami Dolphins Baubeginn 1. Dezember 1985 Eröffnung 16. August 1987 Kosten 115 Mio. US-Dollar (1987) 250 Mio. US-Dollar (2007) 550 Mio. US-Dollar (2015–2016) Architekt HOK Sport (heute: Populous) Kapazität 75.540 Plätze (2001–2014)
海克·亨克爾 海克·亨克尔
Nation Deutschland Größe 182 cm Bestleistung 2,07 m (Halle); 2,05 m (Freiluft) Olympische Spiele Gold 1992 Barcelona 2,02 m Weltmeisterschaften Gold 1991 Tokio 2,05 m Logo der EAA Europameisterschaften Gold 1990 Split 1,99 m Hallenweltmeisterschaften Bronze 1989 Budapest 1,94 m Gold 1991 Sevilla 2,00 m Silber 1993 Toronto 2,02 m Bronze 1995 Budapest 1,99 m EAA Halleneuropameisterschaften Silber 1988 Budapest 1,97 m Gold 1990 Glasgow 2,00 m Gold 1992 Genua 2,02 m