LAKE PLACID 1980 The Games of the XIII Winter Olympiad. February 14-23, 1980. Lake Placid, USA. USA (101 athletes, 6-4-2, 3rd overall) 1795-98 1 2 3 Phil Mahre, Alpine Skiing, Slalom, Silver 4 Hockey: USA, Gold Jim Craig (USA), Gold Final Round Game, USA - USSR 4:3 (Mike Eruzione (scores the last goal), Bill Baker – Vladimir Myshkin, Sergei Makarov, Vasili Pervukhin) Final Round Game, USA - Finland 4:2 5 Alpine Skiing, Downhill: Leonhard Stock (Austria), Gold (1:45.50) Peter Wirnsberger (Austria), Silver (1:46.12) Steve Podborski (Canada), 1:46.62 6 Alpine Skiing, Men's Giant Slalom: Ingemar Stenmark (Sweden), Gold (2:40.74) (2-0-0 overall) Andreas Wenzel (Liechtenstein), Silver (2:41.49) Hans Enn (Austria), Bronze (2:42.51) 7 Andreas Wenzel (Liechtenstein), Alpine Skiing, Giant Slalom, Silver 8 Jacques Luthy (Switzerland), Alpine Skiing, Slalom, Bronze 9 Marie-Therese Nadig (Switzerland), Alpine Skiing, Downhill, Bronze 10 Hanni Wenzel (Liechtenstein), Alpine Skiing, Giant Slalom, Gold (2-1-0 overall) 11 Bobsleigh, Two-man: Erich Scharer / Josef Benz (Switzerland), Gold, 4:09.36 Bernhard Germeshausen / Hans-Jurgen Gerhardt (East Germany), Silver, 4:10.93 Meinhard Nehmer / Bogdan Musiol (East Germany), Bronze, 4:11.08 12 Bobsleigh, Four-man: East Germany, Gold, 3:59.92 Switzerland, Silver, 4:00.87 East Germany, Bronze, 4:00.97 13 Cross-Country Skiing, Men's 50 km: Nikolai Zimyatov (USSR), Gold (2:27:24.60) (3-0-0 overall) Juha Mieto (Finland), Silver (2:30:20.52) (0-2-1 overall) Alexander Zavyalov (USSR), Bronze (2:30:51.52) 14 Cross-Country Skiing, Men's 4 x 10 km: USSR, Gold (1:57:03.46) Norway, Silver (1:58:45.77) Finland, Bronze (2:00:00.18) 15 Cross-Country Skiing, Women's 5 km: Raisa Smetanina (USSR), Gold (15:06.92) (1-1-0 overall) Hilkka Riihivuori (Finland), Silver (15:11.96) (0-2-0 overall) Kveta Jeriova (Czechoslovakia), Bronze (15:23.44) 16 Cross-Country Skiing, Women's 10 km: Barbara Petzold (East Germany), Gold (30:31.54) (2-0-0 overall) Hilkka Riihivuori (Finland), Silver (30:35.05) (0-2-0 overall) Helena Takalo (Finland), Bronze (30:45.25) 17 Cross-Country Skiing, Women's 4 x 5 km: East Germany, Gold (1:02:11.10) USSR, Silver (1:03:18.30) Norway, Bronze (1:04:13.11) 18 Figure Skating, Men: Robin Cousins (Great Britain), Gold, 189.48 Jan Hoffmann (East Germany), Silver, 189.72 Charles Tickner (USA), Bronze, 187.06 19 Figure Skating, Ladies: Anett Potzsch (East Germany), Gold, 189.00 Linda Fratianne (USA), Silver, 188.30 Dagmar Lurz (West Germany), Bronze, 183.04 20 Figure Skating, Pairs: Irina Rodnina / Alexander Zaitsev (USSR), Gold, 147.26 Marina Cherkasova / Sergei Shakhrai (USSR), Silver, 143.80 Manuela Mager / Uwe Bewersdorf (East Germany), Bronze, 140.52 21 Figure Skating, Ice Dance: Natalia Linichuk / Gennadi Karponosov (USSR), Gold, 205.48 Krisztina Regoczy / Andras Sallay (Hungary), Silver, 204.52 Irina Moiseeva / Andrei Minenkov (USSR), Bronze, 201.86 22 Luge, Men’s Singles: Bernhard Glass (East Germany), Gold, 2:54.796 Paul Hildgartner (Italy), Silver, 2:55.372 Anton Winkler (West Germany), Bronze, 2:56.545 23 Luge, Women’s Singles: Vera Zozulya (USSR), Gold, 2:36:537 Melitta Sollmann (East Germany), Silver, 2:37.657 Ingrida Amantova (USSR), Bronze, 2:37.817 24 Luge, Doubles: Hans Rinn / Norbert Hahn (East Germany), Gold, 1:19.331 Peter Gschnitzer / Karl Brunner (Italy), Silver, 1:19.606 Georg Fluckinger / Karl Schrott (Austria), Bronze, 1:19.795 25 ANDORRA (3 athletes) ANDORRA (FRENCH ADMINISTRATION) 276 ANDORRA (SPANISH ADMINISTRATION) 121 26 BELGIUM (3 athletes) B970, B972 27 BOLIVIA (3 athletes) MiBL89 28 MiBL91 MiBL102-03 29 All Participating Countries 30 BULGARIA (8 athletes, 0-0-1, tied for 17th overall) 2627-31 31 CANADA (58 athletes, 0-1-1, 14th overall) 848 CZECHOSLOVAKIA (41 athletes, 0-0-1, tied for 17th overall) 2290-92 32 EAST GERMANY (53 athletes, 9-7-7, 2nd overall) 2063-65, B189, 2066 33 HUNGARY (3 athletes, 0-1-0, tied for 15th overall) C410-16 34 35 LIECHTENSTEIN (7 athletes, 2-2-0, 6th overall) 678-80 36 MONGOLIA (3 athletes) 1097-1104 37 38 NETHERLANDS (29 athletes, 1-2-1, 9th overall) 1250 Annie Borckink, Speed Skating, 1500 m, Gold 39 NORWAY (64 athletes, 1-3-6, 8th overall) 946a Bjorg Eva Jensen, Speed Skating, 3000 m, Gold PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA (24 athletes) 1582-85 40 POLAND (30 athletes) 2382 41 ROMANIA (35 athletes) 2926-32, MiBL165 42 43 SWEDEN (61 athletes, 3-0-1, 5th overall) 1938, 1940 Thomas Wassberg, Cross-Country Skiing, Ingemar Stenmark, Alpine Skiing, 15 km, Gold Slalom, Gold (2-0-0 overall) 44 USSR (86 athletes, 10-6-6, 1st overall) (listed in Scott under Russia) 4807-12 45 46 5627 Anatoly Alyabyev, Biathlon (2-0-1) 47 WEST GERMANY (80 athletes, 0-2-3, 12th overall) GERMANY B1155 Jochen Behle (West Germany), Cross-Country Skiing, 15 km YUGOSLAVIA (15 athletes) 1460-61 48 BELIZE 503-512 Eric Heiden (USA), Speed Skating, Hockey, USA, Gold (Final Round Game, Gold in 500, 1000, 1500, 5000 and 10000 m USA - USSR 4:3 (Mark Johnson, Rob McClanahan - Vladislav Tretiak, Sergei Starikov)) Robin Cousins (Great Britain), Figure Skating, Annemarie Moser-Proll (Austria), Alpine Skiing, Men's Singles, Gold Downhill, Gold Leonhard Stock (Austria), Alpine Skiing, Downhill, Gold 49 Irene Epple (West Germany), Alpine Skiing, Annie Borckink (Netherlands), Speed Skating, Giant Slalom, Silver 1500 m, Gold Thomas Wassberg (Sweden), Cross-Country Ingemar Stenmark (Sweden), Alpine Skiing, Skiing, 15 km, Gold Giant Slalom, Gold (2-0-0 overall) 50 Eric Heiden (USA), Speed Skating, Gold in 500, 1000, 1500, 5000 and 10000 m 51 Robin Cousins (Great Britain), Figure Skating, Men's Singles, Gold 52 562 Medal Count 53 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC C224-27 Toni Innauer (Austria), Ski Jumping, Annemarie Moser-Proll (Austria), Alpine Individual Normal Hill, Gold Skiing, Downhill, Gold Hockey, USA, Gold Ingemar Stenmark (Sweden), Alpine Skiing, Gold in Giant Slalom and Slalom 1032e Eric Heiden (USA), Speed Skating, Gold in 500, 1000, 1500, 5000 and 10000 m 54 CHAD NEW Irina Rodnina (USSR), Figure Skating, Pairs, Gold 55 DOMINICA 1980 Bernhard Glass (East Germany), Luge, Men's Singles, Gold (2:54.796) GUINEA Mi3494 Eric Heiden (USA), Speed Skating, Gold in 500, 1000, 1500, 5000 and 10000 m 56 GUINEA-BISSAU Mi1416 Vladislav Tretyak (USSR), Hockey, Silver GUYANA 2391e,g Eric Heiden (USA), Speed Skaing, Alexander Tikhonov (USSR), Biathlon, 10000 m, Gold (5-0-0 overall) 4 x 7.5 km, Gold 57 MALDIVE ISLANDS 1888 Hockey, Final Round Game, USA - USSR 4:3 (Rob McClanahan - Vladimir Myshkin, Sergei Starikov) 2216 Leonhard Stock (Austria), Alpine Skiing, Downhill, Gold 58 MAURITANIA 440-45 Hockey, Sweden, Bronze Hockey, USSR, Silver Hockey, USA, Gold 59 NICARAGUA 1275 Hockey, Final Round Game, USSR - Sweden 9:2 (Vladimir Myshkin - Mats Ahlberg) 60 NIGER 506 Nikolai Zimyatov (USSR), Cross-Country Skiing, Gold in 30 and 50 km (3-0-0 overall) 61 NORTH KOREA 1981-82 Irina Rodnina / Alexander Zaitsev (USSR), Figure Skating, Pairs, Gold Natalia Linichuk / Gennady Karponosov (USSR), Figure Skating, Ice Dancing, Gold Irina Rodnina / Alexander Zaitsev (USSR), Figure Skating, Pairs, Gold 62 PALAU 328-29 Annemarie Moser-Proll (Austria), Alpine Skiing, Downhill, Gold Jim Craig (USA), Hockey, Gold 63 PARAGUAY 1953a-g, 1954-55 Thomas Wassberg (Sweden), Erich Scharer / Josef Benz Annemarie Moser-Proll Cross-Country Skiing, (Switzerland), Bobsleigh, (Austria), Alpine Skiing, 15 km, Gold Two-Man, Gold Downhill, Gold Hockey, USA, Gold (Jim Craig) Leonhard Stock (Austria), Alpine Skiing, Downhill, Gold 64 Toni Innauer (Austria), Ski Jumping, Christa Kinshofer (West Germany), Individual Normal Hill, Gold Alpine Skiing, Giant Slalom (0-1-0 overall) Ingemar Stenmark (Sweden), Alpine Skiing, Robin Cousins (Great Britain), Figure Skating, Slalom, Gold (2-0-0 overall) Men's Singles, Gold 65 1985b-f, 1986-88, 1988A Hockey, USA, Gold (Final Eric Heiden (USA), Speed Skating, Robin Cousins (Great Britain), Round Game, USA - USSR 4:3 Gold in 500, 1000, 1500, Figure Skating, Men's (Rob McClanahan - 5000 and 10000 m Singles, Gold Alexei Kasatonov) Thomas Wassberg (Sweden), Annie Borckink (Netherlands), Irene Epple (West Germany), Cross-Country Skiing, Speed Skating, Alpine Skiing, 15 km, Gold 1500 m, Gold Giant Slalom, Silver Ingemar Stenmark (Sweden), Alpine Skiing, Annemarie Moser-Proll (Austria), Giant Slalom, Gold (2-0-0 overall) Alpine Skiing, Downhill, Gold 66 Closing Ceremony, some flag bearers can be identified: Jan Hoffmann (East Germany), Figure Skating (Silver) Jeremy Palmer-Tomkinson (Great Britain) Andras Sallay (Hungary), Figure Skating (Silver) 67 2076c-e Anett Potzsch (East Tina Riegel / Andreas Germany), Figure Nischwitz (West Skating, Ladies' Germany), Figure Singles (Gold) Skating, Pairs Dagmar Lurz (west Germany), Figure Skating, Ladies' Singles (Bronze) 68 C554, C555MS, C556 Steve Podborski (Canada), Alpine Skiing, Downhill, Bronze Robin Cousins (Great Britain), Figure Skating, Men's Singles, Gold Gaetan Boucher (Canada), Speed Skating, Gold (actually Silver in 1000 m) 69 PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CONGO C266-68 Nikolai Zimyatov (USSR), Annemarie Moser-Proll (Austria), Jouko Tormanen (Finland), Ski Cross-Country Skiing, Alpine Skiing, Downhill, Gold Jumping, Individual Large Gold in 30 and 50 km Hill, Gold (3-0-0 overall) REDONDA Mi59 Hockey, Final Round Game, USA - USSR 4:3 (Dave Silk (USA)) 70 ST VINCENT 2530d Ingemar Stenmark (Sweden), Alpine Skiing, Gold in Giant Slalom and Slalom SIERRA LEONE 2022c Hans Rinn / Norbert Hahn (East Germany), Luge, Doubles, Gold 71 TOGO 1049F-J, MiBL169-73 Hanni Wenzel (Liechtenstein),