Szabo and Barmasai break the bank in Munich Sean Wallace-Jones for IAAF Gabriela Szabo had said that she would not be worrying about the scoring tables, but it certainly looked as though she had done her homework, as she ran 8:43.52 to win the 3000m (1175 points) and beat Mutola on performance (1169 points), clinching the Overall Grand Prix and taking her winnings this season to over a million US dollars. More>>> Million Dollar Szabo looks for second Jackpot in IAAF Grand Prix Final 10 September 1999 - Munich, Germany – "I’m sorry I’m so late – I had to have an hour’s massage just now, my legs were aching so much," says Gabriela Szabo as we meet her in the lobby of her hotel here in Munich on the eve of the 15th IAAF Grand Prix Final. "I have just done two hours training, but I am starting to feel a little tired now. It has been a tough year." More>>> IAAF Grand Prix Final - Prospects for overall awards Mark Butler for the IAAF Unlike 1998, it is not a forgone conclusion that the IAAF Golden League Jackpot winners will also take the overall IAAF Grand Prix titles. In fact, both Wilson Kipketer (DEN) and Gabriela Szabo (ROM) have concentrated solely on the seven Golden League meetings and have not taken the chance to claim maximum Grand Prix points from eight meetings this year. More>>> The Grand Prix Final - facts and figures A $3,388,000 Payout for 1999 IAAF Grand Prix Circuit The Grand Prix season culminates in the Grand Prix Final, which will take place in Munich (GER) on 11 September. Athletes will compete in the following events this year More>>> For general information and tickets, please see the Olympiapark München web site Copyright ©1996-1999. IAAF International Amateur Athletic Federation. All rights reserved.				Check out the 15th IAAF Grand Prix Final competition timetable Szabo and Barmasai break the bank in Munich Szabo and Barmasai break the bank in Munich Noah Ngeny to make a final assault on El Guerrouj’s World Record in Munich