1980 Moscow Summer Olympics

The Sports Almanac

1980 Summer Olympics
Moscow, Soviet Union

MEDAL TOTAL LEADERS
SOVIET UNION - 195 Medals	EAST GERMANY - 126 Medals	BULGARIA - 41 Medals

Athletics	Swimming	Diving	Water Polo
Archery	Basketball	Boxing	Canoeing
Cycling	Equestrian	Fencing	Soccer
Gymnastics	Handball	Field Hockey	Judo
Modern Pentathlon	Rowing	Sailing	Shooting
Volleyball	Weightlifting	Wrestling

1980 Moscow Overall Medal Standings
RANK	COUNTRY	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE	TOTAL
1	Soviet Union	80	69	46	195
2	East Germany	47	37	42	126
3	Bulgaria	8	16	17	41
4	Hungary	7	10	15	32
5	Poland	3	14	15	32
6	Romania	6	6	13	25
7	Great Britain	5	7	9	21
8	Cuba	8	7	5	20
9	Italy	8	3	4	15
10	France	6	5	3	14
11	Czechoslovakia	2	3	9	14
12	Sweden	3	3	6	12
13	Yugoslavia	2	3	4	9
14	Australia	2	2	5	9
15	Finland	3	1	4	8
16	Spain	1	3	2	6
17	Denmark	2	1	2	5
18	North Korea	0	3	2	5
19	Brazil	2	0	2	4
20	Ethiopia	2	0	2	4
21	Austria	1	2	1	4
22	Mongolia	0	2	2	4
23	Mexico	0	1	3	4
24	Greece	1	0	2	3
25	Netherlands	0	1	2	3
26	Jamaica	0	0	3	3
27	Switzerland	2	0	0	2
28	Tanzania	0	2	0	2
29	Ireland	0	1	1	2
30	Belgium	1	0	0	1
31	India	1	0	0	1
32	Zimbabwe	1	0	0	1
33	Uganda	0	1	0	1
34	Venezuela	0	1	0	1
35	Guyana	0	0	1	1
36	Lebanon	0	0	1	1

1980 Moscow Athletics
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's 100 Meters	Allan Wells - Great Britain	Silvio Leonard - Cuba	Petar Petrov - Bulgaria
Women's 100 Meters	Lyudmila Kondratyeva - Soviet Union	Marlies Göhr - East Germany	Ingrid Auerswald - East Germany
Men's 200 Meters	Pietro Mennea - Italy	Allan Wells - Great Britain	Don Quarrie - Jamaica
Women's 200 Meters	Bärbel Wöckel - East Germany	Natalya Bochina - Soviet Union	Merlene Ottey - Jamaica
Men's 400 Meters	Viktor Markin - Soviet Union	Rick Mitchell - Australia	Frank Schaffer - East Germany
Women's 400 Meters	Marita Koch - East Germany	Jarmila Kratochvílová - Czechoslovakia	Christina Lathan - East Germany
Men's 800 Meters	Steve Ovett - Great Britain	Sebastian Coe - Great Britain	Nikolay Kirov - Soviet Union
Women's 800 Meters	Nadiya Olizarenko - Soviet Union	Olga Mineeva - Soviet Union	Tatyana Providokhina - Soviet Union
Men's 1500 Meters	Sebastian Coe - Great Britain	Jürgen Straub - East Germany	Steve Ovett - Great Britain
Women's 1500 Meters	Tatyana Kazankina - Soviet Union	Christiane Wartenberg - East Germany	Nadiya Olizarenko - Soviet Union
Men's 5000 Meters	Miruts Yifter - Ethiopia	Suleiman Nyambui - Tanzania	Kaarlo Maaninka - Finland
Men's 10000 Meters	Miruts Yifter - Ethiopia	Kaarlo Maaninka - Finland	Mohamed Kedir - Ethiopia
Men's 110 Meter Hurdles	Thomas Munkelt - East Germany	Alejandro Casañas - Cuba	Aleksandr Puchkov - Soviet Union
Women's 100 Meter Hurdles	Vera Komisova - Soviet Union	Johanna Klier - East Germany	Lucyna Langer - Poland
Men's 400 Meter Hurdles	Volker Beck - East Germany	Vasyl Arkhypenko - Soviet Union	Gary Oakes - Great Britain
Men's 3000 Meter Steeplechase	Bronisław Malinowksi - Poland	Filbert Bayi - Tanzania	Eshetu Tura - Ethiopia
Men's 4X100 Meter Relay	Soviet Union	Poland	France
Women's 4X100 Meter Relay	East Germany	Soviet Union	Great Britain
Men's 4X400 Meter Relay	Soviet Union	East Germany	Italy
Women's 4X400 Meter Relay	Soviet Union	East Germany	Great Britain
Men's Marathon	Waldemar Cierpinski - East Germany	Gerard Nijboer - Netherlands	Satymkul Dzhumanazarov - Soviet Union
Men's 20KM Walk	Maurizio Damilano - Italy	Pyotr Pochynchuk - Soviet Union	Roland Wieser - East Germany
Men's 50KM Walk	Hartwig Gauder - East Germany	Jorge Llopart - Spain	Evgeni Ivchenko - Soviet Union
Men's Long Jump	Lutz Dombrowski - East Germany	Frank Paschek - East Germany	Valeriy Pidluzhnyy - Soviet Union
Women's Long Jump	Tatyana Kolpakova - Soviet Union	Brigitte Wujak - East Germany	Tatyana Skachko - Soviet Union
Men's Triple Jump	Jaak Uudmäe - Soviet Union	Viktor Saneev - Soviet Union	João Carlos de Oliveira - Brazil
Men's High Jump	Gerd Wessig - East Germany	Jacek Wszoła - Poland	Jörg Freimuth - East Germany
Women's High Jump	Sara Simeoni - Italy	Urszula Kielan - Poland	Jutta Kirst - East Germany
Men's Pole Vault	Władysław Kozakiewicz - Poland	Konstantin Volkov - Soviet Union Tadeusz Ślusarksi - Poland	None Awarded
Men's Shot Put	Vladimir Kiselyov - Soviet Union	Aleksandr Baryshnikov - Soviet Union	Udo Beyer - East Germany
Women's Shot Put	Ilona Slupianek - East Germany	Svetlana Krachevskaia - Soviet Union	Margitta Droese-Pufe - East Germany
Men's Discus	Viktor Rashchupkin - Soviet Union	Imrich Bugár - Czechoslovakia	Luis Delís - Cuba
Women's Discus	Evelin Jahl - East Germany	Mariya Petkova - Bulgaria	Tatyana Lesovaya - Soviet Union
Men's Javelin	Dainis Kūla - Soviet Union	Aleksandr Makarov - Soviet Union	Wolfgang Hanisch - East Germany
Women's Javelin	María Caridad Colón - Cuba	Saida Gunba - Soviet Union	Ute Hommola - East Germany
Men's Hammer Throw	Yuriy Sedykh - Soviet Union	Sergey Litvinov - Soviet Union	Jüri Tamm - Soviet Union
Decathlon	Daley Thompson - Great Britain	Yuriy Kutsenko - Soviet Union	Sergey Zhelanov - Soviet Union
Pentathlon	Nadiya Tkachenko - Soviet Union	Olga Rukavishnikova - Soviet Union	Olga Kurigina - Soviet Union

1980 Moscow Swimming
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's 100 Meter Freestyle	Jörg Woithe - East Germany	Per Holmertz - Sweden	Per Johansson - Sweden
Women's 100 Meter Freestyle	Barbara Krause - East Germany	Caren Metschuck - East Germany	Ines Diers - East Germany
Men's 200 Meter Freestyle	Sergey Kopliakov - Soviet Union	Andrey Krylov - Soviet Union	Graeme Brewer - Australia
Women's 200 Meter Freestyle	Barbara Krause - East Germany	Ines Diers - East Germany	Carmela Schmidt - East Germany
Men's 400 Meter Freestyle	Vladimir Salnikov - Soviet Union	Andrey Krylov - Soviet Union	Ivar Stukolkin - Soviet Union
Women's 400 Meter Freestyle	Ines Diers - East Germany	Petra Schneider - East Germany	Carmela Schmidt - East Germany
Women's 800 Meter Freestyle	Michelle Ford - Australia	Ines Diers - East Germany	Heike Dähne - East Germany
Men's 1500 Meter Freestyle	Vladimir Salnikov - Soviet Union	Aleksandr Chayev - Soviet Union	Max Metzker - Australia
Men's 100 Meter Backstroke	Bengt Baron - Sweden	Viktor Kuznetsov - Soviet Union	Vladimir Dolgov - Soviet Union
Women's 100 Meter Backstroke	Rica Reinisch - East Germany	Ina Kleber - East Germany	Petra Riedel - East Germany
Men's 200 Meter Backstroke	Sándor Wladár - Hungary	Zoltán Verrasztó - Hungary	Mark Kerry - Australia
Women's 200 Meter Backstroke	Rica Reinisch - East Germany	Cornelia Polit - East Germany	Birgit Treiber - East Germany
Men's 100 Meter Breaststroke	Duncan Goodhew - Great Britain	Arsens Miskarovs - Soviet Union	Peter Evans - Australia
Women's 100 Meter Breaststroke	Ute Geweniger - East Germany	Elvira Vasilkova - Soviet Union	Susanne Nielsson - Denmark
Men's 200 Meter Breaststroke	Robertas Žulpa - Soviet Union	Albán Vermes - Hungary	Arsens Miskarovs - Soviet Union
Women's 200 Meter Breaststroke	Lina Kačiušytė - Soviet Union	Svetlana Varganova - Soviet Union	Yuliya Bogdanova - Soviet Union
Men's 100 Meter Butterfly	Pär Arvidsson - Sweden	Roger Pyttel - East Germany	David López-Zubero - Spain
Women's 100 Meter Butterfly	Caren Metschuck - East Germany	Andrea Pollack - East Germany	Christiane Knacke - East Germany
Men's 200 Meter Butterfly	Sergey Fesenko - Soviet Union	Phil Hubble - Great Britain	Roger Pyttel - East Germany
Women's 200 Meter Butterfly	Ines Geißler - East Germany	Sybille Schönrock - East Germany	Michelle Ford - Australia
Men's 400 Meter Individual Medley	Aleksandr Sidorenko - Soviet Union	Sergey Fesenko - Soviet Union	Zoltán Verrasztó - Hungary
Women's 400 Meter Individual Medley	Petra Schneider - East Germany	Sharron Davies - Great Britain	Agnieszka Czopek - Poland
Women's 4X100 Meter Freestyle Relay	East Germany	Sweden	Netherlands
Men's 4X200 Meter Freestyle Relay	Soviet Union	East Germany	Brazil
Men's 4X100 Medley Relay	Australia	Soviet Union	Great Britain
Women's 4X100 Medley Relay	East Germany	Great Britain	Soviet Union

1980 Moscow Diving
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's 3 Meter Springboard	Aleksandr Portnov - Soviet Union	Carlos Girón - Mexico	Giorgio Cagnotto - Italy
Women's 3 Meter Springboard	Irina Kalinina - Soviet Union	Martina Proeber - East Germany	Karin Guthke - East Germany
Men's 10 Meter Platform	Flak Hoffmann - East Germany	Vladimir Aleynik - Soviet Union	David Ambartsumyan - Soviet Union
Women's 10 Meter Platform	Martina Jäschke - East Germany	Sirvard Emirzyan - Soviet Union	Liana Tsotadze - Soviet Union

1980 Moscow Water Polo
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	Soviet Union	Yugoslavia	Hungary

1980 Moscow Archery
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Individual	Tomi Poikolainen - Finland	Boris Isachenko - Soviet Union	Giancarlo Ferrari - Italy
Women's Individual	Keto Losaberidze - Soviet Union	Natalya Butuzova - Soviet Union	Päivi Meriluoto - Finland

1980 Moscow Basketball
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	Yugoslavia	Italy	Soviet Union
Women's	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Yugoslavia

1980 Moscow Boxing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Light Flyweight	Shamil Sabirov - Soviet Union	Hipólito Ramos - Cuba	Lee Byong-Uk - North Korea Ismail Mustafov - Bulgaria
Flyweight	Petar Lesov - Bulgaria	Viktor Miroshnichenko - Soviet Union	Hugh Russell - Ireland János Váradi - Hungary
Bantamweight	Juan Bautista Hernández Pérez - Cuba	Bernardo Pinango - Venezuela	Michael Anthony - Guyana Dumitru Cipere - Romania
Featherweight	Rudi Fink - East Germany	Adolfo Horta - Cuba	Viktor Rybakov - Soviet Union Krzysztof Kosedowski - Poland
Lightweight	Ángel Herrera - Cuba	Viktor Damyanenko - Soviet Union	Kazimierz Adach - Poland Richard Nowakowski - East Germany
Light Welterweight	Patrizio Oliva - Italy	Serik Konakbayev - Soviet Union	Tony Willis - Great Britain José Aguilar - Cuba
Welterweight	Andrés Aldama - Cuba	John Mugabi - Uganda	Karl-Heinz Krüger - East Germany Kazimierz Szczerba - Poland
Light Middleweight	Armando Martínez - Cuba	Aleksandr Koshkyn - Soviet Union	Ján Franek - Czechoslovakia Detlef Kästner - East Germany
Middleweight	José Gómez Mustelier - Cuba	Viktor Savchenko - Soviet Union	Valentin Silaghi - Romania Jerzy Rybicki - Poland
Light Heavyweight	Slobodan Kačar - Yugoslavia	Paweł Skrzecz - Poland	Herbert Bauch - East Germany Ricardo Rojas - Cuba
Heavyweight	Teófilo Stevenson - Cuba	Pyotr Zayev - Soviet Union	István Lévai - Hungary Jürgen Fanghänel - East Germany

1980 Moscow Canoeing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's C-1 500 Meters	Sergei Postrekhin - Soviet Union	Lyubomir Lyubenov - Bulgaria	Olaf Heukrodt - East Germany
Men's C-1 1000 Meters	Lyubomir Lyubenov - Bulgaria	Sergei Postrekhin - Soviet Union	Eckhard Leue - East Germany
Men's C-2 500 Meters	László Foltán, István Vaskúti - Hungary	Ivan Patzaichin, Petre Capusta - Romania	Borislav Ananiev, Nikolai Ilkov - Bulgaria
Men's C-2 1000 Meters	Ivan Patzaichin, Toma Simionov - Romania	Olaf Heukrodt, Uwe Madeja - East Germany	Vasyl Yurchenko, Yuri Lobanov - Soviet Union
Men's K-1 500 Meters	Vladimir Parfenovich - Soviet Union	John Sumegi - Australia	Vasile Dîba - Romania
Men's K-1 1000 Meters	Rüdiger Helm - East Germany	Alain Lebas - France	Ion Bîrlădeanu - Romania
Men's K-2 500 Meters	Vladimir Parfenovich, Sergei Chukhray - Soviet Union	Herminio Menéndez, Guillermo del Riego - Spain	Rüdiger Helm, Bernd Olbricht - East Germany
Men's K-2 1000 Meters	Vladimir Parfenovich, Sergei Chukhray - Soviet Union	István Szabó, István Joós - Hungary	Luis Gregorio Ramos, Herminio Menéndez - Spain
Men's K-4 1000 Meters	East Germany	Romania	Bulgaria
Women's K-1 500 Meters	Birgit Fischer - East Germany	Vanja Gesheva - Bulgaria	Antonina Melnikova - Soviet Union
Women's K-2 500 Meters	Carsta Genäuß, Martina Bischof - East Germany	Galina Alexeyeva, Nina Trofimova - Soviet Union	Éva Rakusz, Mária Zakariás - Hungary

1980 Moscow Cycling
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
ROAD CYCLING
Individual Road Race	Sergei Sukhoruchenkov - Soviet Union	Czesław Lang - Poland	Yuri Barinov - Soviet Union
Team Time Trial	Soviet Union	East Germany	Czechoslovakia
TRACK CYCLING
Individual Pursuit	Robert Dill-Bundi - Switzerland	Alain Bondue - France	Hans-Henrik Ørsted - Denmark
Team Pursuit	Soviet Union	East Germany	Czechoslovakia
Sprint	Lutz Heßlich - East Germany	Yavé Cahard - France	Sergei Kopylov - Soviet Union
1 KM Time Trial	Lothar Thoms - East Germany	Aleksandr Panfilov - Soviet Union	David Weller - Jamaica

1980 Moscow Equestrian
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Individual Dressage	Elisabeth Theurer - Austria	Yuri Kovshov - Soviet Union	Viktor Ugryumov - Soviet Union
Team Dressage	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Romania
Individual Eventing	Federico Roman - Italy	Aleksandr Blinov - Soviet Union	Yuri Salinikov - Soviet Union
Team Eventing	Soviet Union	Italy	Mexico
Individual Jumping	Jan Kowalczyk - Poland	Nikolai Korolkov - Soviet Union	Joaquin Perez Heras - Mexico
Team Jumping	Soviet Union	Poland	Mexico

1980 Moscow Fencing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Individual Épée	Johan Harmenberg - Sweden	Ernõ Kolczonay - Hungary	Philippe Riboud - France
Men's Team Épée	France	Poland	Soviet Union
Men's Individual Foil	Vladimir Smirnov - Soviet Union	Pascal Jolyot - France	Aleksander Romankov - Soviet Union
Men's Team Foil	France	Soviet Union	Poland
Men's Individual Sabre	Viktor Krovopuskov - Soviet Union	Mikhail Burtsev - Soviet Union	Imre Gedővári - Hungary
Men's Team Sabre	Soviet Union	Italy	Hungary
Women's Individual Foil	Pascale Trinquet - France	Magda Maros - Hungary	Barbara Wysoczańska - Poland
Women's Team Foil	France	Soviet Union	Hungary

1980 Moscow Field Hockey
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	India	Spain	Soviet Union
Women's	Zimbabwe	Czechoslovakia	Soviet Union

1980 Moscow Soccer
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	Czechoslovakia	East Germany	Soviet Union

1980 Moscow Gymnastics
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Individual All-Around	Alexander Dityatin - Soviet Union	Nikolai Adrianov - Soviet Union	Stoyan Deltchev - Bulgaria
Women's Individual All-Around	Elena Davydova - Soviet Union	Maxi Gnauck - East Germany Nadia Comăneci - Romania	None Awarded
Men's Team All-Around	Soviet Union	East Germany	Hungary
Women's Team All-Around	Soviet Union	Romania	East Germany
Men's Vault	Nikolai Adrianov - Soviet Union	Alexander Dityatin - Soviet Union	Roland Brückner - East Germany
Women's Vault	Natalia Shaposhnikova - Soviet Union	Steffi Kräker - East Germany	Melita Ruhn - Romania
Men's Floor	Roland Brückner - East Germany	Nikolai Adrianov - Soviet Union	Alexander Dityatin - Soviet Union
Women's Floor	Nellie Kim - Soviet Union Nadia Comăneci - Romania	None Awarded	Natalia Shaposhnikova - Soviet Union Maxi Gnauck - East Germany
Men's Pommel Horse	Zoltán Magyar - Hungary	Alexander Dityatin - Soviet Union	Michael Nikolay - East Germany
Women's Balance Beam	Nadia Comăneci - Romania	Elena Davydova - Soviet Union	Natalia Shaposhnikova - Soviet Union
Men's Rings	Alexander Dityatin - Soviet Union	Alexsandr Tkachyov - Soviet Union	Jiri Tabak - Czechoslovakia
Men's Horizontal Bar	Stoyan Deltchev - Bulgaria	Alexander Dityatin - Soviet Union	Nikolai Adrianov - Soviet Union
Men's Parallel Bars	Alexsandr Tkachyov - Soviet Union	Alexander Dityatin - Soviet Union	Roland Brückner - East Germany
Women's Uneven Bars	Maxi Gnauck - East Germany	Emilia Eberle - Romania	Steffi Kräker - East Germany Melita Ruhn - Romania Maria Filatova - Soviet Union

1980 Moscow Handball
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	East Germany	Soviet Union	Romania
Women's	Soviet Union	Yugoslavia	East Germany

1980 Moscow Judo
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Extra Lightweight	Thierry Rey - France	Jose Rodriguez - Cuba	Aramby Emizh - Soviet Union Tibor Kincses - Hungary
Half Lightweight	Nikolai Solodukhin - Soviet Union	Tsendiin Damdin - Mongolia	Ilian Nedkov - Bulgaria Janusz Pawłowski - Poland
Lightweight	Ezio Gamba - Italy	Neil Adams - Great Britain	Ravdagiin Davaadalai - Mongolia Karl-Heinz Lehmann - East Germany
Half-Middleweight	Shota Khabareli - Soviet Union	Juan Ferrer - Cuba	Harald Heinke - East Germany Bernard Tchoullouyan - France
Middleweight	Jürg Röthlisberger - Switzerland	Isaac Azcuy - Cuba	Detlef Ultsch - East Germany Aleksandrs Jackevičs - Soviet Union
Half-Heavyweight	Robert Van De Walle - Belgium	Tengiz Khubuluri - Soviet Union	Dietmar Lorenz - East Germany Henk Numan - Netherlands
Heavyweight	Angelo Parisi - France	Dimitar Zaprianov - Bulgaria	Radomir Kovačević - Yugoslavia Vladimír Kocman - Czechoslovakia
Open Category	Dietmar Lorenz - East Germany	Angelo Parisi - France	Arthur Mapp - Great Britain András Ozsvár - Hungary

1980 Moscow Modern Pentathlon
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Individual	Anatoly Starostin - Soviet Union	Tamás Szombathelyi - Hungary	Pavel Lednev - Soviet Union
Team	Soviet Union	Hungary	Sweden

1980 Moscow Rowing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Single Sculls	Pertti Karppinen - Finland	Vasil Yakusha - Soviet Union	Peter Kersten - East Germany
Men's Coxless Pairs	Bernd Landvoigt, Jörg Landvoigt - East Germany	Yuriy Pimenov, Nikolay Pimenov - Soviet Union	Charles Wiggin, Malcolm Carmichael - Great Britain
Men's Coxed Pairs	East Germany	Soviet Union	Yugoslavia
Men's Double Sculls	Joachim Dreifke, Klaus Kröppelien - East Germany	Zoran Pančić, Milorad Stanulov - Yugoslavia	Zdenĕk Pecka, Václav Vochoska - Czechoslovakia
Men's Coxless Fours	East Germany	Soviet Union	Great Britain
Men's Fours	East Germany	Soviet Union	Poland
Men's Quadruple Sculls	East Germany	Soviet Union	Bulgaria
Men's Eights	East Germany	Great Britain	Soviet Union
Women's Single Sculls	Sanda Toma - Romania	Antonina Zelikovich - Soviet Union	Martina Schröter - East Germany
Women's Double Sculls	Yelena Khloptseva, Larisa Popova - Soviet Union	Cornelia Linse, Heidi Westphal - East Germany	Olga Homeghi, Valeria Răcilă - Romania
Women's Quadruple Sculls	East Germany	Soviet Union	Bulgaria
Women's Coxless Pairs	Ute Steindorf, Cornelia Klier - East Germany	Małgorzata Dłużewska, Czesława Kościańska - Poland	Siika Barboulova, Stoyanka Kubatova - Bulgaria
Women's Fours	East Germany	Bulgaria	Soviet Union
Women's Eights	East Germany	Soviet Union	Romania

1980 Moscow Sailing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Finn	Esko Rechardt - Finland	Wolfgang Mayrhofer - Austria	Andrei Balashov - Soviet Union
470	Marcos Soares, Eduardo Penido - Brazil	Jörn Borowski, Egbert Swensson - East Germany	Jouko Lindgrén, Georg Tallberg - Finland
Flying Dutchman	Alejandro Abascal, Miguel Noguer - Spain	David Wilkins, James Wilkinson - Ireland	Szabolcs Detre, Zsolt Detre - Hungary
Tornado	Lars Sigurd Bjorkström, Alexandre Welter - Brazil	Peter Due, Per Kjergard - Denmark	Göran Marström, Jörgen Ragnarsson - Sweden
Star	Valentin Mankin, Aleksandr Muzychenko - Soviet Union	Hubert Raudaschl, Karl Ferstl - Austria	Giorgio Gorla, Alfio Peraboni - Italy
Soling	Poul Richard Høj Jensen, Valdemar Bandolowski, Erik Hansen - Denmark	Boris Budnikov, Alexandr Budnikov, Nikolay Poliakov - Soviet Union	Anastasios Bountouris, Anastasios Gavrilis, Aristidis Rapanakis - Greece

1980 Moscow Shooting
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Rapid Fire Pistol	Corneliu Ion - Romania	Jürgen Wiefel - East Germany	Gerhard Petritsch - Austria
Pistol	Aleksandr Melentyev - Soviet Union	Harald Vollmar - East Germany	Lyubcho Dyakov - Bulgaria
Rifle Prone	Károly Varga - Hungary	Hellfried Heilfort - East Germany	Petar Zapryanov - Bulgaria
Rifle Three Positions	Viktor Vlasov - Soviet Union	Bernd Hartstein - East Germany	Sven Johansson - Sweden
Running Traget	Igor Sokolov - Soviet Union	Thomas Pfeffer - East Germany	Aleksandr Gasov - Soviet Union
Skeet	Kjeld Rasmussen - Denmark	Lars-Göran Carlsson - Sweden	Roberto Castrillo - Cuba
Trap	Luciano Giovannetti - Italy	Rustam Yambulatov - Soviet Union	Jörg Damme - East Germany

1980 Moscow Volleyball
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Indoor	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Romania
Women's Indoor	Soviet Union	East Germany	Bulgaria

1980 Moscow Weightlifting
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Flyweight	Kanybek Osmonaliyev - Soviet Union	Ho Bong-chol - North Korea	Han Gyong-si - North Korea
Bantamweight	Daniel Núñez - Cuba	Yurik Sarkisyan - Soviet Union	Tadeusz Dembończyk - Poland
Featherweight	Viktor Mazin - Soviet Union	Stefan Dimitrov - Bulgaria	Marek Seweryn - Poland
Lightweight	Yanko Rusev - Bulgaria	Joachim Kunz - East Germany	Mincho Pashov - Bulgaria
Middleweight	Asen Zlatev - Bulgaria	Aleksandr Pervi - Soviet Union	Nedelcho Kolev - Bulgaria
Light Heavyweight	Yurik Vardanyan - Soviet Union	Blagoy Blagoev - Bulgaria	Dušan Poliačik - Czechoslovakia
Middle Heavyweight	Péter Baczakó - Hungary	Rumen Aleksandrov - Bulgaria	Frank Mantek - East Germany
Heavyweight I	Ota Zaremba - Czechoslovakia	Igor Nikitin - Soviet Union	Alberto Blanco - Cuba
Heavyweight II	Leonid Taranenko - Soviet Union	Valentin Khristov - Bulgaria	György Szalai - Hungary
Super Heavyweight	Sultan Rakhmanov - Soviet Union	Jürgen Heuser - East Germany	Tadeusz Rutkowski - Poland

1980 Moscow Wrestling
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Freestyle Light Flyweight	Claudio Pollio - Italy	Jang Se-Hong - North Korea	Sergei Kornilayev - Soviet Union
Freestyle Flyweight	Anatoli Beloglazov - Soviet Union	Władysław Stecyk - Poland	Nermedin Selimov - Bulgaria
Freestyle Bantamweight	Sergei Beloglazov - Soviet Union	Li Ho-Pyong - North Korea	Dugarsürengiin Oyuunbold - Mongolia
Freestyle Featherweight	Magomedgasan Abushev - Soviet Union	Miho Dukov - Bulgaria	Georgios Hatziioannidis - Greece
Freestyle Lightweight	Saipulla Absaidov - Soviet Union	Ivan Yankov - Bulgaria	Šaban Sejdi - Yugoslavia
Freestyle Welterweight	Valentin Raychev - Bulgaria	Jamtsyn Davaajav - Mongolia	Dan Karabin - Czechoslovakia
Freestyle Middleweight	Ismail Abilov - Bulgaria	Magomedkhan Aratsilov - Soviet Union	István Kovács - Hungary
Freestyle Light Heavyweight	Sanasar Oganisyan - Soviet Union	Uwe Neupert - East Germany	Aleksander Cichoń - Poland
Freestyle Heavyweight	Illya Mate - Soviet Union	Slavcho Chervenkov - Bulgaria	Július Strnisko - Czechoslovakia
Freestyle Super Heavyweight	Soslan Andiyev - Soviet Union	József Balla - Hungary	Adam Sandurski - Poland
Greco-Roman Light Flyweight	Zhaqsylyq Üshkempirov - Soviet Union	Constantin Alexandru - Romania	Ferenc Seres - Hungary
Greco-Roman Flyweight	Vakhtang Blagidze - Soviet Union	Lajos Rácz - Hungary	Mladenov - Bulgaria
Greco-Roman Bantamweight	Shamil Serikov - Soviet Union	Józef Lipień - Poland	Benni Ljungbeck - Sweden
Greco-Roman Featherweight	Stelios Mygiakis - Greece	István Tóth - Hungary	Boris Kramarenko - Soviet Union
Greco-Roman Lightweight	Ştefan Rusu - Romania	Andrzej Supron - Poland	Lars-Erik Skiöld - Sweden
Greco-Roman Welterweight	Ferenc Kocsis - Hungary	Anatoly Bykov - Soviet Union	Mikko Huhtala - Finland
Greco-Roman Middleweight	Gennadi Korban - Soviet Union	Jan Dołgowicz - Poland	Pavel Pavlov - Bulgaria
Greco-Roman Light Heavyweight	Norbert Növényi - Hungary	Ihar Kanyhin - Soviet Union	Petre Dicu - Romania
Greco-Roman Heavyweight	Georgi Raikov - Bulgaria	Roman Bierła - Poland	Vasile Andrei - Romania
Greco-Roman Super Heavyweight	Oleksandr Kolchynskyy - Soviet Union	Aleksandar Tomov - Bulgaria	Hassan Bechara - Lebanon