WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)
"B" Finaledit
Both "B" finals held on 10 and 11 August in Budapest, Hungary[2]
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The 1985 European Cup was the 10th edition of the European Cup of athletics 1 1985 European CupDates17 18 August A Finals 10 11 August B amp C Finals Host cityMoscow Soviet UnionLevelSeniorTypeOutdoorEvents36 1983 London1987 Prague The A Finals were held in Moscow Soviet Union The first two teams qualified for the 1985 IAAF World Cup Contents 1 A Final 1 1 Teams standings 1 2 Results summary 1 2 1 Men s events 1 2 2 Women s events 2 B Final 3 C Finals 3 1 Men 3 2 Women 4 References 5 External links A Final editHeld on 17 and 18 August in Moscow Soviet Union 2 Teams standings edit Men Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Soviet Union 125 2 nbsp East Germany 114 3 nbsp West Germany 92 4 nbsp Great Britain 90 5 nbsp Poland 85 6 nbsp Italy 72 7 nbsp Czechoslovakia 72 8 nbsp France 70 Women Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Soviet Union 118 2 nbsp East Germany 111 3 nbsp Great Britain 67 4 nbsp Bulgaria 65 5 nbsp Czechoslovakia 62 6 nbsp Poland 60 7 nbsp West Germany 57 8 nbsp Italy 35 Results summary edit Men s events edit Event Gold Silver Bronze 100 m Wind 0 6 m s Marian Woronin nbsp Poland 10 14 Vladimir Muravyov nbsp Russia 10 22 Frank Emmelmann nbsp East Germany 10 33 200 m Wind 0 2 m s Frank Emmelmann nbsp East Germany 20 23CR Aleksandr Yevgenyev nbsp Soviet Union 20 42 Ralf Lubke nbsp West Germany 20 43 400 m Thomas Schonlebe nbsp East Germany 44 96CR Vladimir Krylov nbsp Soviet Union 45 22 Derek Redmond nbsp Great Britain 45 35 800 m Tom McKean nbsp Great Britain 1 49 11 Piotr Piekarski nbsp Poland 1 49 73 Peter Braun nbsp West Germany 1 49 79 1500 m Steve Cram nbsp Great Britain 3 43 71 Olaf Beyer nbsp East Germany 3 44 96 Stefano Mei nbsp Italy 3 45 14 5000 m Alberto Cova nbsp Italy 14 05 45 Thomas Wessinghage nbsp West Germany 14 05 72 Steve Harris nbsp Great Britain 14 06 25 10 000 m Alberto Cova nbsp Italy 28 51 46 Werner Schildhauer nbsp East Germany 28 56 57 Christoph Herle nbsp West Germany 29 02 92 3000 m steeplechase Patriz Ilg nbsp West Germany 8 16 14 Boguslaw Maminski nbsp Poland 8 17 40 Joseph Mahmoud nbsp France 8 17 85 110 m hurdles Wind 0 6 m s Sergey Usov nbsp Soviet Union 13 56 Daniele Fontecchio nbsp Italy 13 66 Stephane Caristan nbsp France 13 67 400 m hurdles Harald Schmid nbsp West Germany 47 85 CR Aleksandr Vasilyev nbsp Soviet Union 47 92 Mark Holtom nbsp Great Britain 50 47 4 100 m nbsp Soviet Union Andrey ShlyapnikovAleksandr SemyonovAleksandr YevgenyevVladimir Muravyov 38 28 nbsp East Germany Heiko TruppelSteffen BringmannOlaf PrenzlerFrank Emmelmann 38 53 nbsp ItalyAntonio UlloCarlo SimionatoDomenico GorlaStefano Tilli 38 88 4 400 m nbsp West Germany Erwin SkamrahlKlaus JustHarald SchmidRalf Lubke 3 00 36CR nbsp East Germany Guido LieskeJens CarlowitzMathias SchersingThomas Schonlebe 3 00 48 nbsp Great Britain Alan SlackKriss AkabusiDerek RedmondTodd Bennett 3 03 31 High jump Jan Zvara nbsp Czechoslovakia 2 29 Gerd Wessig nbsp East Germany 2 29 Igor Paklin nbsp Soviet Union 2 26 Pole vault Sergey Bubka nbsp Soviet Union 5 80CR Philippe Collet nbsp France 5 70 Marian Kolasa nbsp Poland 5 60 Long jump Sergey Layevskiy nbsp Soviet Union 8 19 Jan Leitner nbsp Czechoslovakia 8 00 Uwe Lange nbsp East Germany 7 96 Triple jump John Herbert nbsp Great Britain 17 39 Volker Mai nbsp East Germany 17 26 Oleg Protsenko nbsp Soviet Union 16 99 Shot put Sergey Smirnov nbsp Soviet Union 22 05CR Alessandro Andrei nbsp Italy 20 26 Udo Beyer nbsp East Germany 20 51 Discus throw Imrich Bugar nbsp Czechoslovakia 66 80 Georgiy Kolnootchenko nbsp Soviet Union 65 60 Dariusz Juzyszyn nbsp Poland 65 12 Hammer throw Juri Tamm nbsp Soviet Union 82 90CR Frantisek Vrbka nbsp Czechoslovakia 80 38 Matthias Moder nbsp East Germany 77 88 Javelin throw Uwe Hohn nbsp East Germany 92 88CR Viktor Yevsyukov nbsp Soviet Union 88 26 Zdenek Adamec nbsp Czechoslovakia 86 08 WR world record AR area record CR championship record GR games record NR national record OR Olympic record PB personal best SB season best WL world leading in a given season Women s events edit Event Gold Silver Bronze 100 m Wind 0 1 m s Marlies Gohr nbsp East Germany 10 95CR Marina Zhirova nbsp Soviet Union 10 98 Anelia Nuneva nbsp Bulgaria 11 14 200 m Wind 0 2 m s Marita Koch nbsp East Germany 22 02CR Elvira Barbashina nbsp Soviet Union 22 70 Ewa Kasprzyk nbsp Poland 22 72 400 m Olga Vladykina nbsp Soviet Union 48 60 CR Kirsten Emmelmann nbsp East Germany 50 20 Rositsa Stamenova nbsp Bulgaria 51 75 800 m Jarmila Kratochvilova nbsp Czechoslovakia 1 55 91CR Nadiya Olizarenko nbsp Soviet Union 1 56 63 Christine Wachtel nbsp East Germany 1 56 71 1500 m Ravilya Agletdinova nbsp Soviet Union 3 58 40CR Christina Boxer nbsp Great Britain 4 02 58 Hildegard Korner nbsp East Germany 4 03 55 3000 m Zola Budd nbsp Great Britain 8 35 32CR Zamira Zaytseva nbsp Soviet Union 8 35 74 Ulrike Bruns nbsp East Germany 8 36 51 10 000 m Olga Bondarenko nbsp Soviet Union 31 47 38CR Ines Bibernell nbsp East Germany 32 47 42 Angela Tooby nbsp Great Britain 33 04 66 100 m hurdles Wind 1 6 m s Ginka Zagorcheva nbsp Bulgaria 12 77 Vera Akimova nbsp Soviet Union 12 80 Cornelia Oschkenat nbsp East Germany 12 83 400 m hurdles Sabine Busch nbsp East Germany 54 13CR Marina Stepanova nbsp Soviet Union 54 73 Genowefa Blaszak nbsp Poland 55 90 4 100 m nbsp East Germany Silke GladischMarita KochIngrid Auerswald LangeMarlies Gohr 41 65CR nbsp Soviet Union Antonina NastoburkoNatalya PomoshchnikovaMarina ZhirovaElvira Barbashina 42 00 nbsp Poland Elzbieta TomczakIwona PakulaEwa PisiewiczEwa Kasprzyk 42 71 4 400 m nbsp Soviet Union Olga NazarovaNadiya OlizarenkoMariya PiniginaOlga Vladykina 3 18 58CR nbsp East Germany Kirsten EmmelmannSabine BuschDagmar NeubauerPetra Muller 3 20 10 nbsp Czechoslovakia Alena BulirovaZuzana MoravcikovaMilena StrnadovaJarmila Kratochvilova 3 26 59 High jump Stefka Kostadinova nbsp Bulgaria 2 06CR Tamara Bykova nbsp Soviet Union 2 02 Susanne Helm nbsp East Germany 1 96 Long jump Galina Chistyakova nbsp Soviet Union 7 28CR Heike Drechsler nbsp East Germany 7 23 Sabine Braun nbsp West Germany 6 71 Shot put Natalya Lisovskaya nbsp Soviet Union 21 10 Helena Fibingerova nbsp Czechoslovakia 19 86 Ines Muller nbsp East Germany 19 76 Discus throw Galina Savinkova nbsp Soviet Union 70 24 Martina Opitz nbsp East Germany 68 20 Tsvetanka Khristova nbsp Bulgaria 62 92 Javelin throw Petra Felke nbsp East Germany 73 20CR Fatima Whitbread nbsp Great Britain 71 90 Natalya Kolenchukova nbsp Soviet Union 65 92 WR world record AR area record CR championship record GR games record NR national record OR Olympic record PB personal best SB season best WL world leading in a given season B Final editBoth B finals held on 10 and 11 August in Budapest Hungary 2 Men Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Spain 116 2 nbsp Bulgaria 113 3 nbsp Hungary 106 5 4 nbsp Finland 82 5 5 nbsp Switzerland 82 6 nbsp Yugoslavia 81 7 nbsp Greece 81 8 nbsp Norway 57 Women Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp France 102 2 nbsp Romania 101 3 nbsp Hungary 82 4 nbsp Finland 69 5 nbsp Netherlands 68 6 nbsp Sweden 61 7 nbsp Yugoslavia 57 8 nbsp Denmark 35 C Finals editAll C finals held on 10 and 11 August 2 Men edit C1 Final Held in Schwechat Austria Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Austria 75 2 nbsp Portugal 72 3 nbsp Netherlands 68 4 nbsp Cyprus 48 5 nbsp Turkey 37 C2 Final Held in Reykjavik Iceland Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Sweden 79 2 nbsp Belgium 68 3 nbsp Denmark 54 4 nbsp Ireland 53 5 nbsp Iceland 45 Women edit C1 Final Held in Schwechat Austria Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Switzerland 82 2 nbsp Spain 68 3 nbsp Austria 65 4 nbsp Portugal 52 5 nbsp Cyprus 36 6 nbsp Greece 32 C2 Final Held in Reykjavik Iceland Pos Nation Points 1 nbsp Norway 49 2 nbsp Belgium 48 3 nbsp Ireland 32 4 nbsp Iceland 30References edit The SPAR European Cup Memories of Europe s premier team athletics event european athletics org Archived from the original on 6 October 2013 Retrieved 3 November 2012 a b c 2010 Italian almanach Archived 2021 08 28 at the Wayback Machine p468 External links editEuropean Cup results 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