Cross-country skiing at the 1980 Winter Paralympics

Cross-country skiing
at the II Paralympic Winter Games

Cross-country skiing at the 1980 Winter Paralympics consisted of 27 events, 17 for men and 10 for women.

Medal table

[1]

Rank Nation Total
1  Finland (FIN) 13 7 9 29
2  Norway (NOR) 9 7 4 20
3  Sweden (SWE) 5 3 5 13
4  West Germany (FRG) 0 3 2 5
5  Austria (AUT) 0 1 0 1
5  France (FRA) 0 1 0 1
7  Canada (CAN) 0 0 1 1
Total 27 22 21 70

Medal summary

The competition events were:

Each event had separate standing, sitting, or visually impaired classifications:

Men's events

Event Class Gold Silver Bronze
5 km - short distance 1A
 Pertti Sankilampi
Finland (FIN)
 Samuli Kaemi
Finland (FIN)
 Otto Malkki
Finland (FIN)
2A
 Veikko Jantunen
Finland (FIN)
 Gerard Vandel
France (FRA)
 Bertil Lundmark
Sweden (SWE)
2B
 Ensio Kinnunen
Finland (FIN)
 Franz Sliwinski
West Germany (FRG)
None
3A
 Jouko Grip
Finland (FIN)
 Erkki Seppaenen
Finland (FIN)
 Rune Karlsson
Sweden (SWE)
 Heikki Miettinen
Finland (FIN)
3B
 Kari Laakkonen
Finland (FIN)
 Reino Vesander
Finland (FIN)
 Adolf Fritsche
West Germany (FRG)
5
 Erik Sandbraaten
Norway (NOR)
None None
10 km - middle distance 1A
 Pertti Sankilampi
Finland (FIN)
 Samuli Kaemi
Finland (FIN)
 Tauno Seppaenen
Finland (FIN)
2A
 Veikko Jantunen
Finland (FIN)
 Erkki Kukkanen
Finland (FIN)
 Bertil Lundmark
Sweden (SWE)
2B
 Ensio Kinnunen
Finland (FIN)
 Franz Sliwinski
West Germany (FRG)
None
3A
 Jouko Grip
Finland (FIN)
 Heikki Miettinen
Finland (FIN)
 Erkki Seppaenen
Finland (FIN)
3B
 Cato Zahl Pedersen
Norway (NOR)
 Kari Laakkonen
Finland (FIN)
 Reino Vesander
Finland (FIN)
5A
 Morten Langeroed
Norway (NOR)
 Terje Loevaas
Norway (NOR)
 Torbjoern Foss
Norway (NOR)
5B
 Geir Vegard Alien
Norway (NOR)
 George Witthof
Sweden (SWE)
 Hans Anton Aalien
Norway (NOR)
20 km - long distance 5A
 Terje Loevaas
Norway (NOR)
 Morten Langeroed
Norway (NOR)
 Torbjoern Foss
Norway (NOR)
5B
 Hans Anton Aalien
Norway (NOR)
 George Witthof
Sweden (SWE)
 Geir Vegard Alien
Norway (NOR)
4x5 km relay 3A-3B
 Finland (FIN)
Karin Laakkonen
Jouko Grip
Heikki Miettinen
Erkki Seppänen[2]
 Austria (AUT)
Bruno Geuze
Franz Perner
Horst Morokutti
Josef Scheiber
 Germany (GER)
Otto Faller
Adolf Fritsche
Walter Klenk
Ludwig Wagner
4x10 km relay 5A-5B
 Norway (NOR)
Hans Anton Aalien
Geir Vegard Alien
Morten Langeroed
Terje Loevaas[3]
 Sweden (SWE)
Yngve Eriksson
Ove Karlsson
Sven-Ivar Martin
George Witthof
 Finland (FIN)
Ismo Alanko
Mauno Sulisalo
Teuvo Talmia
Matti Juntunen[2]

Women's events

Event Class Gold Silver Bronze
5 km - short distance 2A
 Liisa Maekelae
Finland (FIN)
None None
5
 Brit Mjaasund Oejen
Norway (NOR)
None None
5A
 Desiree Johansson
Sweden (SWE)
 Kari Heggum
Norway (NOR)
 Matleena Talonen
Finland (FIN)
5B
 Birgitta Sund
Sweden (SWE)
 Aud Berntsen
Norway (NOR)
 Marianne Edfeldt
Sweden (SWE)
10 km - middle distance 2A
 Liisa Maekelae
Finland (FIN)
None None
3A
 Alli Hatva
Finland (FIN)
 Dorothea Neuweiler
West Germany (FRG)
 Railli Rantala
Finland (FIN)
5
 Brit Mjaasund Oejen
Norway (NOR)
None None
5A
 Desiree Johansson
Sweden (SWE)
 Kari Heggum
Norway (NOR)
 Matleena Talonen
Finland (FIN)
5B
 Birgitta Sund
Sweden (SWE)
 Aud Berntsen
Norway (NOR)
 Marianne Edfeldt
Sweden (SWE)
4x5 km relay 5A-5B
 Sweden (SWE)
Marianne Edfeldt
Desiree Johansson
Astrid Nilsson
Birgitta Sund
 Norway (NOR)
Aud Berntsen
Aud Grundvik
Kari Heggum
Aud Jensen
 Canada (CAN)
Mary Brunner
Dawn Coyle
Janet Schuster
Judy Shaw

See also

References

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