1980 IAAF World Cross Country Championships

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The 8th IAAF World Cross Country Championships were held on March 9, 1980 in Paris, France.

Results[edit]

Long race men[edit]

Individual[edit]

Place Athlete Time
1.  Craig Virgin (USA) 37:01
2.  Hans-Jürgen Orthmann (FRG) 37:02
3.  Nick Rose (ENG) 37:05
4.  Léon Schots (BEL) 37:11
5.  John Robson (SCO) 37:20
6.  Aleksandras Antipovas (URS) 37:21
7.  Leonid Moseyev (URS) 37:21
8.  Antonio Prieto (ESP) 37:21

Team[edit]

Medal Country Mark
Gold  England
Nick Rose (3rd)
Bernie Ford (10th)
Barry Smith (14th)
Steve Kenyon (17th)
Nick Lees (19th)
Graham Tuck (37th)
100 pts
Silver  United States
Craig Virgin (1st)
Daniel Dillon (12th)
Kenneth Martin (23rd)
Steve Plasencia (36th)
Don Clary (43rd)
Mark Anderson (48th)
163 pts
Bronze  Belgium
Léon Schots (4th)
Karel Lismont (11th)
Alex Hagelsteens (21st)
Eddy de Pauw (38th)
Frank Grillaert (44th)
Roger de Vogel (57th)
175 pts

Junior Race Men[edit]

Individual[edit]

Medal Athlete Time
Gold  Jorge García (ESP) 22:17 min
Silver  Valeriy Gryaznov (URS) 22:23 min
Bronze  Ed Eyestone (USA) 22:27 min

Team[edit]

Medal Country Mark
Gold  Soviet Union
Valeriy Gryaznov (2.)
Sergey Kiselyov (6.)
Ildar Denikeyev (7.)
Sergey Mishin (35.)
50 pts
Silver  United States
Ed Eyestone (3.)
Tom Downs (5.)
William Graham (11.)
Eric Sappenfield (56.)
75 pts
Bronze  Spain
Jorge García (1.)
José Fernández (20.)
Miguel Rubio (24.)
Julio Perez (34.)
79 pts

Long Race Women[edit]

Individual[edit]

Place Athlete Time
1.  Grete Waitz (NOR) 15:05
2.  Irina Bondarchuk (URS) 15:49
3.  Yelena Chernysheva (URS) 15:52
4.  Giana Romanova (URS) 15:53
5.  Jan Merrill (USA) 15:57
6.  Svetlana Ulmasova (URS) 16:00
7.  Penny Forse (ENG) 16:04
8.  Ellen Wessinghage (FRG) 16:05

Team[edit]

Medal Country Mark
Gold  Soviet Union
Irina Bondarchuk (2nd)
Yelena Chernysheva (3rd)
Giana Romanova (5th)
Svetlana Ulmasova (6th)
15 pts
Silver  England
Penny Forse (7th)
Kathryn Binns (9th)
Sandra Arthurton (14th)
Ruth Smeeth (19th)
49 pts
Bronze  United States
Jan Merrill (5th)
Margaret Groos (10th)
Julie Shea (13th)
Brenda Webb (21st)
49 pts

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