Biathlon - Men's 4 x 7.5 km

Grenoble 1968

  1. Soviet Union
    (1600=12800) Aleksandr Tikhonov (urs-RUS/1968-80)
    (1600) Nikolay Puzanov (urs-RUS/1964-68)
    (1600=3200) Viktor Mamatov (urs-RUS/1968-72)
    (1600) Vladimir Gundartsev (urs-RUS/1968)
  2. Norway
    (1000) Ola Wærhaug (NOR/1960-68)
    (1000) Olav Jordet (NOR/1964-68)
    (1000=1400) Magnar Solberg (NOR/1968-72)
    (1000) Jon Istad (NOR/1960-68)
  3. Sweden
    (640=954) Lars-Göran Arwidson (SWE/1968-76)
    (640) Tore Eriksson (SWE/1968)
    (640=890) Olle Petrusson (SWE/1968-72)
    (640=890) Holmfrid Olsson (SWE/1968-72)
  4. Poland
    (400=500) Józef Różak (POL/1968-72)
    (400) Andrzej Fiedor (POL/1968-72)
    (400) Stanisław Łukaszczyk (POL/1968)
    (400) Stanisław Szczepaniak (POL/1964-68)
  5. Finland
    (250=2475) Juhani Suutarinen (FIN/1968-76)
    (250) Heikki Flöjt (FIN/1968)
    (250) Kalevi Vähäkylä (FIN/1968)
    (250) Arvo Kinnari (FIN/1968)
  6. East Germany
    (160) Heinz Kluge (gdr-GER/1968)
    (160) Hans-Gert Jahn (gdr-GER/1968)
    (160=800) Horst Koschka (gdr-GER/1968-72)
    (160=800) Dieter Speer (gdr-GER/1968-72)
  7. Romania
    (100) Gheorghe Cimpoia (ROU/1964-68)
    (100) Constantin Carabela (ROU/1964-72)
    (100) Nicolae Bărbășescu (ROU/1964-68)
    (100=140) Vilmoș Gheorghe (ROU/1964-72)
  8. United States
    (64) Ralph Wakley (USA/1968)
    (64) Edward Williams (USA/1968)
    (64) Bill Spencer (USA/1964-68)
    (64) John Ehrensbeck (USA/1968)
  9. West Germany
    (40) Herbert Hindelang (frg-GER/1968)
    (40) Theo Merkel (frg-GER/1968-72)
    (40) Xaver Kraus (frg-GER/1968)
    (40) Gerhard Gehring (frg-GER/1968)
  10. France
    (25=31.4) Daniel Claudon (FRA/1968-72)
    (25) Serge Legrand (FRA/1968)
    (25=31.4) Aimé Gruet-Masson (FRA/1968-76)
    (25=125) Jean-Claude Viry (FRA/1968,76)
  11. Austria
    (16) Paul Ernst (AUT/1964-68)
    (16) Adolf Scherwitzl (AUT/1964-68)
    (16) Horst Schneider (AUT/1968)
    (16) Franz Vetter (AUT/1964-68)
  12. Great Britain
    (10) Marcus Halliday (GBR/1968)
    (10=26) Alan Notley (GBR/1964-72)
    (10) Peter Tancock (GBR/1968)
    (10) Frederick Andrew (GBR/1968)
  13. Japan
    (6.4=74.4) Ono Isao (JPN/1968-76)
    (6.4=70.4) Shibuya Miki (JPN/1968-72)
    (6.4) Okuyama Shozo (JPN/1968)
    (6.4) Yoshimura Hajime (JPN/1968)
    did not finish:
  14. Canada
    (4) George Ede (CAN/1968)
    (4) Knowles McGill (CAN/1968)
    (4) George Rattai (CAN/1968)
    (4) Esko Karu (CAN/1968)

Sapporo 1972

  1. Soviet Union
    (1600=12800) Aleksandr Tikhonov (urs-RUS/1968-80)
    (1600) Rinnat Safin (urs-RUS/1972)
    (1600=3200) Ivan Byakov (urs-UKR/1972-76)
    (1600=3200) Viktor Mamatov (urs-RUS/1968-72)
  2. Finland
    (1000=2000) Esko Saira (FIN/1972-76)
    (1000=2475) Juhani Suutarinen (FIN/1968-76)
    (1000=2000) Heikki Ikola (FIN/1972-80)
    (1000) Mauri Röppänen (FIN/1972)
  3. East Germany
    (640) Hansjörg Knauthe (gdr-GER/1968-72)
    (640) Joachim Meischner (gdr-GER/1972)
    (640=800) Dieter Speer (gdr-GER/1968-72)
    (640=800) Horst Koschka (gdr-GER/1968-72)
  4. Norway
    (400=650) Tor Svendsberget (NOR/1972-76)
    (400) Kåre Hovda (NOR/1972)
    (400) Ivar Nordkild (NOR/1972)
    (400=1400) Magnar Solberg (NOR/1968-72)
  5. Sweden
    (250=954) Lars-Göran Arwidson (SWE/1968-76)
    (250=890) Olle Petrusson (SWE/1968-72)
    (250=314) Torsten Wadman (SWE/1972-76)
    (250=890) Holmfrid Olsson (SWE/1968-72)
  6. United States
    (160) Peter Karns (USA/1972)
    (160) Terry Morse (USA/1972)
    (160=176) Dennis Donahue (USA/1972-76)
    (160) Jay Bowerman (USA/1972)
  7. Poland
    (100=500) Józef Różak (POL/1968-72)
    (100) Józef Stopka (POL/1968-72)
    (100=110) Andrzej Rapacz (POL/1972-76)
    (100) Aleksander Klima (POL/1972)
  8. Japan
    (64=74.4) Ono Isao (JPN/1968-76)
    (64) Sasaki Shozo (JPN/1972)
    (64=70.4) Shibuya Miki (JPN/1968-72)
    (64) Sasakubo Kazuo (JPN/1972-76)
  9. Romania
    (40) Nicolae Veștea (ROU/1972)
    (40=65) Victor Fontana (ROU/1972-76)
    (40) Ion Țeposu (ROU/1972)
    (40=140) Vilmoș Gheorghe (ROU/1964-72)
  10. Italy
    (25=185) Willy Bertin (ITA/1972-76)
    (25) Giovanni Astegiano (ITA/1972)
    (25) Corrado Varesco (ITA/1972)
    (25=185) Lino Jordan (ITA/1972-76)
  11. Great Britain
    (16=22.4) Malcolm Hirst (GBR/1972-76)
    (16=26) Keith Oliver (GBR/1972,80)
    (16=22.4) Jeffrey Stevens (GBR/1972-76)
    (16=26) Alan Notley (GBR/1964-72)
  12. Czechoslovakia
    (10=50) Ladislav Žižka (tch-CZE/1968-76)
    (10) Pavel Ploc (tch-CZE/1968-72)
    (10) Ján Húska (tch-SVK/1972)
    (10) Arnošt Hájek (tch-CZE/1972)
  13. France
    (6.4=106.4) René Arpin (FRA/1972-76)
    (6.4) Noël Turrel (FRA/1972)
    (6.4=31.4) Daniel Claudon (FRA/1968-72)
    (6.4=31.4) Aimé Gruet-Masson (FRA/1968-76)

Innsbruck 1976

  1. Soviet Union
    (1600=12800) Aleksandr Tikhonov (urs-RUS/1968-80)
    (1600=3200) Ivan Byakov (urs-UKR/1972-76)
    (1600) Nikolay Kruglov (urs-RUS/1976)
    (1600) Aleksandr Yelizarov (urs-RUS/1976)
  2. Finland
    (1000) Henrik Flöjt (FIN/1976)
    (1000=2000) Esko Saira (FIN/1972-76)
    (1000=2475) Juhani Suutarinen (FIN/1968-76)
    (1000=2000) Heikki Ikola (FIN/1972-80)
  3. East Germany
    (640) Karl-Heinz Menz (gdr-GER/1976)
    (640=2244) Frank Ullrich (gdr-GER/1976-84)
    (640) Manfred Beer (gdr-GER/1976)
    (640) Manfred Geyer (gdr-GER/1976)
  4. West Germany
    (400) Heinrich Mehringer (frg-GER/1976)
    (400=1040) Gerd Winkler (frg-GER/1976-80)
    (400) Josef Keck (frg-GER/1976)
    (400) Claus Gehrke (frg-GER/1976)
  5. Norway
    (250) Kjell Hovda (NOR/1976)
    (250) Terje Hanssen (NOR/1976)
    (250=650) Svein Engen (NOR/1976-80)
    (250=650) Tor Svendsberget (NOR/1972-76)
  6. Italy
    (160=185) Lino Jordan (ITA/1972-76)
    (160) Pierantonio Clementi (ITA/1972-76)
    (160=200) Luigi Weiss (ITA/1976-80)
    (160=185) Willy Bertin (ITA/1972-76)
  7. France
    (100=106.4) René Arpin (FRA/1972-76)
    (100=390) Yvon Mougel (FRA/1976-84)
    (100) Marius Falquy (FRA/1976)
    (100=125) Jean-Claude Viry (FRA/1968,76)
  8. Sweden
    (64) Mats-Åke Lantz (SWE/1976)
    (64=314) Torsten Wadman (SWE/1972-76)
    (64) Sune Adolfsson (SWE/1976)
    (64=954) Lars-Göran Arwidson (SWE/1968-76)
  9. Czechoslovakia
    (40=50) Ladislav Žižka (tch-CZE/1968-76)
    (40) Miroslav Soviš (tch-CZE/1976)
    (40) Antonín Kříž (tch-CZE/1976)
    (40) Zdeněk Pavlíček (tch-CZE/1976)
  10. Romania
    (25) Nicolae Cristoloveanu (ROU/1976)
    (25) Gheorghe Voicu (ROU/1976)
    (25=65) Victor Fontana (ROU/1972-76)
    (25) Gheorghe Gârniță (ROU/1976)
  11. United States
    (16=136) Lyle Nelson (USA/1976-88)
    (16=176) Dennis Donahue (USA/1972-76)
    (16) John Morton (USA/1976)
    (16) Peter Dascoulias (USA/1976)
  12. Poland
    (10) Jan Szpunar (POL/1976)
    (10=110) Andrzej Rapacz (POL/1972-76)
    (10) Ludwik Zięba (POL/1976)
    (10) Wojciech Truchan (POL/1976)
  13. Great Britain
    (6.4=22.4) Malcolm Hirst (GBR/1972-76)
    (6.4=22.4) Jeffrey Stevens (GBR/1972-76)
    (6.4=16.4) Paul Gibbins (GBR/1976-80)
    (6.4=16.4) Graeme Ferguson (GBR/1976-84)
  14. Japan
    (4=74.4) Ono Isao (JPN/1968-76)
    (4=12.9) Deguchi Hiroyuki (JPN/1976-84)
    (4) Suzuki Manabu (JPN/1976)
    (4) Shirate Yoshiyuki (JPN/1976)
  15. Austria
    (2.5=162.5) Franz-Josef Weber (AUT/1976-80)
    (2.5=689.2) Alfred Eder (AUT/1976-94)
    (2.5) Klaus Farbmacher (AUT/1976)
    (2.5) Josef Hones (AUT/1976)

Lake Placid 1980

  1. Soviet Union
    (1600=12800) Aleksandr Tikhonov (urs-RUS/1968-80)
    (1600) Anatoly Alyabyev (urs-RUS/1980)
    (1600) Vladimir Alikin (urs-RUS/1980)
    (1600) Vladimir Barnashov (urs-RUS/1980)
  2. East Germany
    (1000) Mathias Jung (gdr-GER/1980)
    (1000) Klaus Siebert (gdr-GER/1980)
    (1000=2244) Frank Ullrich (gdr-GER/1976-84)
    (1000) Eberhard Rösch (gdr-GER/1980)
  3. West Germany
    (640) Franz Bernreiter (frg-GER/1980)
    (640) Hans Estner (frg-GER/1980)
    (640=2508) Peter Angerer (frg-GER/1980-88)
    (640=1040) Gerd Winkler (frg-GER/1976-80)
  4. Norway
    (400=650) Svein Engen (NOR/1976-80)
    (400=1400) Kjell Søbak (NOR/1980-84)
    (400=1400) Odd Lirhus (NOR/1980-84)
    (400) Sigleif Johansen (NOR/1980)
  5. France
    (250=390) Yvon Mougel (FRA/1976-84)
    (250) Denis Sandona (FRA/1980)
    (250) André Geourjon (FRA/1980)
    (250=290) Christian Poirot (FRA/1980-84)
  6. Austria
    (160=224) Rudi Horn (AUT/1980-84)
    (160=162.5) Franz-Josef Weber (AUT/1976-80)
    (160) Josef Koll (AUT/1980)
    (160=689.2) Alfred Eder (AUT/1976-94)
  7. Finland
    (100) Keijo Kuntola (FIN/1980)
    (100) Erkki Antila (FIN/1980)
    (100) Kari Saarela (FIN/1980)
    (100) Raimo Seppänen (FIN/1980)
  8. United States
    (64) Martin Hagen (USA/1976-84)
    (64=136) Lyle Nelson (USA/1976-88)
    (64=80) Don Nielsen, Jr. (USA/1980-84)
    (64) Peter Hoag, Jr. (USA/1980)
  9. Italy
    (40) Arduino Tiraboschi (ITA/1980)
    (40=290) Adriano Darioli (ITA/1980-84)
    (40) Celestino Midali (ITA/1980)
    (40=200) Luigi Weiss (ITA/1976-80)
  10. Sweden
    (25=50) Sven Fahlén (SWE/1980-84)
    (25) Per Andersson (SWE/1980)
    (25) Sören Wikström (SWE/1980)
    (25=50) Ronnie Adolfsson (SWE/1980-84)
  11. Czechoslovakia
    (16) Josef Skalník (tch-CZE/1980)
    (16=176) Jaromír Šimůnek (tch-CZE/1980-88)
    (16=176) Peter Zelinka (tch-SVK/1980-84)
    (16=176) Zdeněk Hák (tch-CZE/1980-84)
  12. Great Britain
    (10=16.4) Graeme Ferguson (GBR/1976-84)
    (10=26) Keith Oliver (GBR/1972,80)
    (10=20) Jim Wood (GBR/1980-84)
    (10=16.4) Paul Gibbins (GBR/1976-80)
  13. Japan
    (6.4=12.9) Deguchi Hiroyuki (JPN/1976-84)
    (6.4) Kinoshita Masaichi (JPN/1980)
    (6.4) Shibata Takashi (JPN/1980)
    (6.4) Kikuchi Tsusumisa (JPN/1980)
  14. People's Republic of China
    (4=5.6) Song Yongjun (CHN/1980-84)
    (4) Ying Zhenshan (CHN/1980)
    (4) Li Xiaoming (CHN/1980)
    (4) Wang Yumjie (CHN/1980)
  15. Argentina
    (2.56) Luis Ríos (ARG/1980-84,92)
    (2.56) Jorge Salas (ARG/1980)
    (2.56) Raúl Abella (ARG/1980)
    (2.56) Demetrio Velázquez (ARG/1980)

Sarajevo 1984

  1. Soviet Union
    (1600=3200) Dmitry Vasilyev (urs-RUS/1984-88)
    (1600) Yury Kashkarov (urs-RUS/1984-88)
    (1600) Algimantas Šalna (urs-LTU/1984)
    (1600) Sergey Bulygin (urs-BLR/1984)
  2. Norway
    (1000=1400) Odd Lirhus (NOR/1980-84)
    (1000=1482) Eirik Kvalfoss (NOR/1984-92)
    (1000) Rolf Storsveen (NOR/1984)
    (1000=1400) Kjell Søbak (NOR/1980-84)
  3. West Germany
    (640=1640) Ernst Reiter (frg-GER/1984-88)
    (640) Walter Pichler (frg-GER/1984)
    (640=2508) Peter Angerer (frg-GER/1980-88)
    (640=3550) Fritz Fischer (frg-GER/1980-92)
  4. East Germany
    (400) Holger Wick (gdr-GER/1984)
    (400=650) Frank-Peter Roetsch (gdr-GER/1984-92)
    (400=650) Matthias Jacob (gdr-GER/1984-88)
    (400=2244) Frank Ullrich (gdr-GER/1976-84)
  5. Italy
    (250=290) Adriano Darioli (ITA/1980-84)
    (250=890) Gottlieb Taschler (ITA/1984-92)
    (250=1595) Johann Passler (ITA/1984-92)
    (250=1595) Andreas Zingerle (ITA/1984-92)
  6. Czechoslovakia
    (160=176) Jaromír Šimůnek (tch-CZE/1980-88)
    (160=176) Zdeněk Hák (tch-CZE/1980-84)
    (160=176) Peter Zelinka (tch-SVK/1980-84)
    (160=176) Jan Matouš (tch-CZE/1984-88)
  7. Finland
    (100) Keijo Tiitola (FIN/1984)
    (100) Toivo Mäkikyrö (FIN/1984)
    (100=110) Arto Jääskeläinen (FIN/1984-88)
    (100=110) Tapio Piipponen (FIN/1984-88)
  8. Austria
    (64=224) Rudi Horn (AUT/1980-84)
    (64) Walter Hörl (AUT/1984)
    (64=301.5) Franz Schuler (AUT/1984-94)
    (64=689.2) Alfred Eder (AUT/1976-94)
  9. France
    (40=65) Francis Mougel (FRA/1984-88)
    (40=65) Éric Claudon (FRA/1984-88)
    (40=390) Yvon Mougel (FRA/1976-84)
    (40=290) Christian Poirot (FRA/1980-84)
  10. Sweden
    (25=50) Sven Fahlén (SWE/1980-84)
    (25) Tommy Höglund (SWE/1984)
    (25=125) Roger Westling (SWE/1984-88)
    (25=50) Ronnie Adolfsson (SWE/1980-84)
  11. United States USA 1-44:31.9 0 (12)
    (16) Bill Carow (USA/1984-88)
    (16=80) Don Nielsen, Jr. (USA/1980-84)
    (16=136) Lyle Nelson (USA/1976-88)
    (16=62.4) Josh Thompson (USA/1984-92)
  12. Great Britain
    (10=20) Jim Wood (GBR/1980-84)
    (10) Patrick Howdle (GBR/1984)
    (10) Tony McLeod (GBR/1984)
    (10) Charles MacIvor (GBR/1984)
  13. Romania
    (6.4) Vladimir Todașcă (ROU/1984)
    (6.4) Mihai Rădulescu (ROU/1984)
    (6.4) Imre Lestyan (ROU/1984)
    (6.4) Gheorghe Berdar (ROU/1984)
  14. Hungary
    (4) Spisák János (HUN/1984)
    (4=5.875) Mayer Gábor (HUN/1984,92)
    (4) Palácsik Láskló (HUN/1984)
    (4) Kovács Zsolt (HUN/1984-88)
  15. Japan
    (2.5) Yamase Isao (JPN/1984)
    (2.5) Kinoshita Shoichi (JPN/1984)
    (2.5) Murase Yoshinobu (JPN/1984)
    (2.5=12.9) Deguchi Hiroyuki (JPN/1976-84)
  16. People's Republic of China
    (1.6) Sun Xiaoping (CHN/1984)
    (1.6) Long Yunzhou (CHN/1984)
    (1.6) Liu Hongwang (CHN/1984)
    (1.6=5.6) Song Yongjun (CHN/1980-84)
  17. Yugoslavia
    (1) Andrej Lanišek (yug-SLO/1984)
    (1=18.94) Jure Velepec (yug-SLO/1984-94)
    (1=1.3) Zoran Ćosić (yug-BIH/1984,92)
    (1) Franjo Jakovac (yug-CRO/1984)

1988

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