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1983 IAAF World Race Walking Cup

Field	Value
Name	1983 IAAF World Race Walking Cup
Organisers	IAAF
Edition	11th
Date	September 24–25
Host city	Bergen, Vestlandet, Norway Norway
Nations participating	18
Athletes participating	169
Races	3
Previous	1981 Valencia
Next	1985 St. John's

The 1983 IAAF World Race Walking Cup was held on 24 and 25 September 1983 in the streets of Bergen, Norway. The event was also known as IAAF Race Walking World Cup.

Complete results were published. | access-date = August 8, 2013

Medallists

Team (Women)		132 pts		130 pts		124 pts

Results

Men's 20 km

Place	Athlete	Nation	Time
	Jozef Pribilinec	TCH	1:19:30
	Ernesto Canto	MEX	1:19:41
	Anatoliy Solomin	URS	1:19:43
4	Maurizio Damilano	ITA	1:20:10
5	Yevgeniy Yevsyukov	URS	1:20:30
6	Marcelino Colín	MEX	1:20:40
7	Carlo Mattioli	ITA	1:21:11
8	Anatoliy Gorshkov	URS	1:21:26
9	Pavol Blažek	TCH	1:21:37
10	Sergey Protschin	URS	1:22:03
11	Guillaume LeBlanc	CAN	1:24:17
12	Giorgio Damilano	ITA	1:24:27
13	Stanisław Rola	POL	1:24:39
14	Simon Baker	AUS	1:24:43
15	Erling Andersen	NOR	1:24:50
16	Jim Heiring	USA	1:24:51
17	Zhang Fuxin	CHN	1:25:23
18	Andrew Jachno	AUS	1:25:51
19	Martial Fesselier	FRA	1:26:01
20	Roman Mrázek	TCH	1:26:16
21	Philip Vesty	GBR	1:26:20
22	Alessandro Pezzatini	ITA	1:26:22
23	Jiang Shaohong	CHN	1:27:22
24	Todd Scully	USA	1:27:29
25	Zhang Yanlong	CHN	1:27:35
26	Francisco Botonero	ESP	1:27:48
27	Robert Mildenberger	FRG	1:27:50
28	Guang Xinli	CHN	1:28:09
29	Ivo Pták	TCH	1:28:12
30	Michael Woods	AUS	1:28:18
31	José Marín	ESP	1:28:24
32	Ian McCombie	GBR	1:28:28
33	Roger Mills	GBR	1:28:33
34	Tim Lewis	USA	1:28:57
35	Wolfgang Wiedemann	FRG	1:29:23
36	Jaroslaw Kazmierski	POL	1:29:33
37	Zdzisław Szlapkin	POL	1:29:56
38	Felix Gómez	MEX	1:30:11
39	Sam Schick	USA	1:30:26
40	Allan King	GBR	1:30:30
41	Andrés Marin	ESP	1:30:45
42	Helmut Boeck	CAN	1:31:45
43	Jean-Marie Neff	FRA	1:31:48
44	Zbigniew Wiśniowski	POL	1:32:00
45	Dominique Guebey	FRA	1:33:05
46	Alfons Schwarz	FRG	1:33:19
47	Jan Rolstad	NOR	1:35:25
48	Tor-Ivar Guttulsrød	NOR	1:35:32
49	Daniel Levesque	CAN	1:36:17
50	Luis Maroto	ESP	1:38:59
—	Dave Smith	AUS	DQ
—	Franz-Josef Weber	FRG	DQ
—	Enrique Vera	MEX	DQ
—	Lars Ove Moen	NOR	DQ

Men's 50 km

Place	Athlete	Nation	Time
	Raúl González	MEX	3:45:37
	Sergey Yung	URS	3:48:46
	Viktor Dorovskikh	URS	3:49:47
4	Jorge Llopart	ESP	3:52:57
5	Gérard Lelièvre	FRA	3:54:55
6	Sergey Zimbaljuk	URS	3:56:56
7	Paolo Grecucci	ITA	3:57:14
8	Ivan Tichonov	URS	3:58:14
9	Chris Maddocks	GBR	4:02:28
10	Manuel Alcalde	ESP	4:04:50
11	Jan Klos	POL	4:05:25
12	Jean-Claude Corré	FRA	4:05:32
13	Lars Ove Moen	NOR	4:06:02
14	Karl Degener	FRG	4:06:46
15	Paolo Ghedina	ITA	4:07:14
16	Dennis Jackson	GBR	4:07:58
17	Jürgen Meyer	FRG	4:09:12
18	Daniel O'Connor	USA	4:09:50
19	Denis Terraz	FRA	4:09:57
20	Heinrich Schubert	FRG	4:11:20
21	Adam Urbanowski	POL	4:11:37
22	Barry Graham	GBR	4:12:18
23	Tom Edwards	USA	4:13:30
24	Samuel Ginés	ESP	4:14:59
25	Tim Erickson	AUS	4:15:13
26	Grzegorz Ledzion	POL	4:16:37
27	Giacomo Poggi	ITA	4:16:46
28	Arturo Bravo	MEX	4:18:03
29	Dai Mingxi	CHN	4:18:17
30	Paul Blagg	GBR	4:19:17
31	Štefan Rebo	TCH	4:23:27
32	Luboš Mackanic	TCH	4:25:53
33	Qian Ku	CHN	4:26:05
34	Jean-Pierre Saint-Martin	FRA	4:26:20
35	Stanisław Korneluk	POL	4:29:55
36	Wayne Glusker	USA	4:31:41
37	Miroslav Svoboda	TCH	4:32:37
38	Ragner Hofnes	NOR	4:33:40
39	Duncan Knox	AUS	4:35:13
—	Bill Dyer	AUS	DQ
—	Martin Archambault	CAN	DQ
—	Qiu Shiyong	CHN	DQ
—	Wang Chuntang	CHN	DQ
—	Walter Schwoche	FRG	DQ
—	Sandro Bellucci	ITA	DQ
—	Pedro Aroche	MEX	DQ
—	Martín Bermúdez	MEX	DQ
—	Marco Evoniuk	USA	DQ
—	Michael Harvey	AUS	DNF
—	François Lapointe	CAN	DNF
—	Erling Andersen	NOR	DNF
—	Kåre Sandvik	NOR	DNF
—	Pavel Szikora	TCH	DNF

Team (men)

The team rankings, named Lugano Trophy, combined the 20 km and 50 km events team results.

Place		Country		Points



4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
—

Women's 10 km

Place	Athlete	Nation	Time
	Xu Yongjiu	CHN	45:14
	Natalya Sharipova	URS	45:26
	Susan Cook	AUS	45:27
4	Sally Pierson	AUS	45:40
5	Siv Gustavsson	SWE	46:21
6	Guan Ping	CHN	46:29
7	Lyudmila Khrustyeva	URS	46:39
8	Vera Osipova	URS	46:49
9	Yu Heping	CHN	46:59
10	Ann Peel	CAN	47:02
11	Eva Karlsson	SWE	47:10
12	Rosa Underova	URS	47:16
13	Frøydis Hilsen	NOR	47:37
14	Ann Jansson	SWE	47:42
15	Rachel Thompson	AUS	47:51
16	Maryanne Torellas	USA	47:53
17	Suzanne Griesbach	FRA	47:57
18	Giuliana Salce	ITA	48:58
19	Irene Bateman	GBR	49:00
20	Ann Ryan	AUS	49:05
21	Sam Miller	USA	49:20
22	Maria Grazia Cogoli	ITA	49:25
23	Mia Kjølberg	NOR	49:32
24	Antonella Marangoni	ITA	49:43
25	Jill Barrett	GBR	49:47
26	Ginney Lovell-Birch	GBR	49:52
27	Teresa Palacios	ESP	50:02
28	Gunhild Kristiansen	DEN	50:18
29	Mari Cruz Díaz	ESP	50:19
30	Line Viken	NOR	50:24
31	Jeanine Gosselin	FRA	50:24
32	Monica Gunnarsson	SWE	50:32
33	Torunn Syvertsen	NOR	50:42
34	Monique Boueroux	FRA	51:09
35	Kazimiera Mróz-Mosio	POL	51:10
36	Vivianne Humbert	FRA	51:15
37	Ingrid Adam	FRG	51:45
38	Margot Vetterli	SUI	51:47
39	Micheline Daneau	CAN	51:52
40	Beata Bączyk	POL	51:52
41	Susan Liers-Westerfield	USA	51:54
42	Brenda Lupton	GBR	51:54
43	Kataryzna Figurowska	POL	52:05
44	Yolanda Fernández	ESP	52:06
45	Karin Jensen	DEN	52:18
46	Pier Carola Pagani	ITA	52:20
47	Lucyna Rokitowska	POL	52:36
48	Helena Åström	FIN	52:41
49	Brigitte Buck	FRG	52:48
50	Renate Bauch	FRG	53:25
51	Debbi Lawrence	USA	53:49
52	Sari Essayah	FIN	53:54
53	Nancy Sweazey	CAN	53:56
54	Edith Sappl	SUI	54:27
55	Lene Cassidy	DEN	54:32
56	Ulla Kristiansen	DEN	54:40
57	Begoña Miranda	ESP	54:56
58	Monica Robertson	FIN	55:44
59	Sirpa Kniivilä	FIN	56:09
60	Corinne Aviolat	SUI	58:04
61	Jutta Schwoche	FRG	58:32
62	Suzi Darballey	SUI	61:51
—	Joni Bender	CAN	DQ
—	Yan Hong	CHN	DQ

Team (women)

Place		Country		Points



4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Participation

The participation of 169 athletes (105 men/64 women) from 18 countries is reported.

(8/4)
(5/4)
(8/4)
(8/-)
(-/4)
(-/4)
(7/4)
(8/4)
(8/-)
(6/4)
(8/4)
(8/4)
(7/4)
(-/4)
(-/4)
(8/4)
(8/4)
(8/4)

Qualifying rounds

From 1961 to 1985 there were qualifying rounds for the men's competition with the first two winners proceeding to the final. This year, the German Democratic Republic, Italy, the Soviet Union, México, Norway, the United States, Australia, China, and Canada proceeded directly to the final.

Zone 1

London, United Kingdom, June 11

Rank	Nation	Points
1		41 pts
2		39 pts
3		38 pts
4		37 pts

Zone 2

Bar-le-Duc, France, June 18/19

Rank	Nation	Points
1		78 pts
2		69 pts
3		27 pts
4		15 pts
5		8 pts

Zone 3

Trnava, Czechoslovakia, June 18

Rank	Nation	Points
1		55 pts
2		48 pts
3		43 pts
4		6 pts

References

"IAAF WORLD RACE WALKING CUP - TAICANG 2014 - FACTS & FIGURES". iaaf.org.

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