Biathlon at the 1984 Winter Olympics – Individual

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Men's biathlon individual
at the XIV Olympic Winter Games
VenueIgman - Veliko Polke
DatesFebruary 11
Competitors63 from 25 nations
Winning time1:11:52.7
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Peter Angerer  West Germany
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Frank-Peter Roetsch  East Germany
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Eirik Kvalfoss  Norway
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Biathlon at the
1984 Winter Olympics
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The Men's 20 kilometre individual biathlon competition at the 1984 Winter Olympics was held on 11 February, at Igman - Veliko Polke. Each miss resulted in one minute being added to a competitor's skiing time.[1][2]

Results[]

Frank Ullrich was the two-time defending World champion, and defending Olympic silver medalist, but his ski pace in Sarajevo was a couple of minutes behind the top competitors, and he ended up 5th. The world champion in the 10 km sprint, Eirik Kvalfoss, had the fastest ski time, but missed five shots, ending up with bronze. The gold went to West Germany's Peter Angerer, who had the best shooting record in the competition, and also the second-fastest ski time, leaving him almost a minute-and-a-half clear of his closest pursuer, East German Frank-Peter Roetsch.[1]

Rank Name Country Ski Time Penalties Result Deficit
1st place, gold medalist(s) Peter Angerer  West Germany 1:09:52.7 2 1:11:52.7 -
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Frank-Peter Roetsch  East Germany 1:10:21.4 3 1:13:21.4 +1:28.7
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Eirik Kvalfoss  Norway 1:09:02.4 5 1:14:02.4 +2:09.7
4 Yvon Mougel  France 1:10:53.1 4 1:14:53.1 +3:00.4
5 Frank Ullrich  East Germany 1:11:53.7 3 1:14:53.7 +3:01.0
6 Rolf Storsveen  Norway 1:11:23.9 4 1:15:23.9 +3:31.2
7 Fritz Fischer  West Germany 1:11:49.7 4 1:15:49.7 +3:57.0
8 Leif Andersson  Sweden 1:13:19.3 3 1:16:19.3 +4:26.6
9 Andreas Zingerle  Italy 1:12:21.7 4 1:16:21.7 +4:29.0
10 Jan Matouš  Czechoslovakia 1:11:39.0 5 1:16:39.0 +4:46.3
11 Sven Fahlén  Sweden 1:12:10.8 6 1:18:10.8 +6:18.1
12 Tapio Piipponen  Finland 1:12:38.4 6 1:18:38.4 +6:45.7
13 Vladimir Velichkov  Bulgaria 1:13:47.1 5 1:18:47.1 +6:54.4
14 Jim Wood  Great Britain 1:14:55.8 4 1:18:55.8 +7:03.1
15 Zdeněk Hák  Czechoslovakia 1:13:05.5 6 1:19:05.5 +7:12.8
16 Arto Jääskeläinen  Finland 1:14:23.3 5 1:19:23.3 +7:30.6
17 Sergei Bulygin  Soviet Union 1:12:28.0 7 1:19:28.0 +7:35.3
18 Keijo Tiitola  Finland 1:14:32.8 5 1:19:32.8 +7:40.1
19 Marco Zanon  Italy 1:15:59.9 4 1:19:59.9 +8:07.2
20 Ronnie Adolfsson  Sweden 1:12:12.2 8 1:20:12.2 +8:19.5
21 Francis Mougel  France 1:13:20.5 7 1:20:20.5 +8:27.8
22 Ernst Reiter  West Germany 1:15:37.4 5 1:20:37.4 +8:44.7
23 Christian Poirot  France 1:14:54.2 6 1:20:54.2 +9:01.5
24 Odd Lirhus  Norway 1:11:55.0 9 1:20:55.0 +9:02.3
25 Jaromír Šimůnek  Czechoslovakia 1:15:04.3 6 1:21:04.3 +9:11.6
26 Lyle Nelson  United States 1:14:05.4 7 1:21:05.4 +9:12.7
27 Spas Zlatev  Bulgaria 1:16:10.9 5 1:21:10.9 +9:18.2
28 Adriano Darioli  Italy 1:13:14.0 8 1:21:14.0 +9:21.3
29 Holger Wick  East Germany 1:12:19.1 9 1:21:19.1 +9:26.4
30 Franz Schuler  Austria 1:16:23.0 5 1:21:23.0 +9:30.3
31 Beat Meier  Switzerland 1:14:24.4 7 1:21:24.4 +9:31.7
32 Dmitry Vasilyev  Soviet Union 1:14:09.2 8 1:22:09.2 +10:16.5
33 Glen Eberle  United States 1:18:15.0 4 1:22:15.0 +10:22.3
34 Alfred Eder  Austria 1:16:52.6 6 1:22:52.6 +10:59.9
35 Juri Kashkarov  Soviet Union 1:11:53.8 11 1:22:53.8 +11:01.1
36 Rudolf Horn  Austria 1:15:10.8 8 1:23:10.8 +11:18.1
37 Charles MacIvor  Great Britain 1:16:37.5 7 1:23:37.5 +11:44.8
38 Yoshinobu Murase  Japan 1:17:39.1 6 1:23:39.1 +11:46.4
39 Shoichi Kinoshita  Japan 1:16:49.8 7 1:23:49.8 +11:57.1
40 Yuri Mitev  Bulgaria 1:16:05.4 8 1:24:05.4 +12:12.7
41 Andrej Lanišek  Yugoslavia 1:18:23.1 6 1:24:23.1 +12:30.4
42 Isao Yamase  Japan 1:18:09.6 7 1:25:09.6 +13:16.9
43 Imre Lestyan  Romania 1:19:26.6 6 1:25:26.6 +13:33.9
44 Tony McLeod  Great Britain 1:17:34.5 8 1:25:34.5 +13:41.8
45 Zsolt Kovács  Hungary 1:19:18.7 7 1:26:18.7 +14:26.0
46 Marjan Vidmar  Yugoslavia 1:18:32.1 8 1:26:32.1 +14:39.4
47 Andrew Paul  Australia 1:21:38.7 5 1:26:38.7 +14:46.0
48 Jure Velepec  Yugoslavia 1:21:05.8 6 1:27:05.8 +15:13.1
49 Mihai Rădulescu  Romania 1:19:18.1 8 1:27:18.1 +15:25.4
50 Vladimir Todaşcă  Romania 1:20:00.9 8 1:28:00.9 +16:08.2
51 János Spisák  Hungary 1:20:06.9 8 1:28:06.9 +16:14.2
52 Sun Xiaoping  China 1:20:07.1 8 1:28:07.1 +16:14.4
53 Martin Hagen  United States 1:18:19.8 12 1:30:19.8 +18:27.1
54 Liu Hongwang  China 1:19:47.5 12 1:31:47.5 +19:54.8
55 Víctor Figueroa  Argentina 1:27:02.3 7 1:34:02.3 +22:09.6
56 Manuel García  Spain 1:24:12.4 10 1:34:12.4 +22:19.7
57 Cecilio Fernández  Spain 1:25:42.0 9 1:34:42.0 +22:49.3
58 Luis Ríos  Argentina 1:32:17.9 10 1:42:17.9 +30:25.2
59 Ueng Ming-Yih  Chinese Taipei 1:37:07.0 8 1:45:07.0 +33:14.3
60 Hwang Byung-dae  South Korea 1:34:49.9 15 1:49:49.9 +37:57.2
61 Hernán Carazo  Costa Rica 2:13:54.9 11 2:24:54.9 +73:02.2
- Long Yunzhou  China DNF - - -
- László Palácsik  Hungary DNF - - -

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References[]

  1. ^ a b c "Sarajevo 1984 Official Report" (PDF). Organising Committee of the XlVth Winter Olympic Games 1984 at Sarajevo. LA84 Foundation. 1984. Retrieved September 20, 2013.
  2. ^ "Biathlon at the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Games: Men's 20 kilometres". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 3 June 2019.
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