1st World Championships in Athletics

Host city	Helsinki,Finland
Nations participating	153
Athletes participating	1,355
Events	41
Dates	7–14 August 1983
Officially opened by	PresidentMauno Koivisto
Main venue	Helsinki Olympic Stadium
←1980 Sittard 1987 Rome→

The inaugural1983 World Championships in Athleticswere run under the auspices of theInternational Association of Athletics Federationsand were held at theOlympic StadiuminHelsinki,Finlandbetween 7 and 14 August 1983.

Summary

The championships atHelsinki Olympic Stadium, August 1983

Carl Lewis at the championships

The overall medal table was a closely contested affair.East Germanytook the mostgold medals(10) over the first championships and finished with a total of 22 medals. TheUnited Stateshad the next largest number of golds, with eight, and also had the greatest overall medal haul, having won 24 medals altogether. TheSoviet Unionwon one more medal than the East Germans and had six golds, although almost half of their podium finishers werebronze medalists. Twenty-five nations reached the medal tally at the inaugural competition, with all six continents being represented. During the early 1980s this was the top venue in which Soviet Bloc athletes competed against American athletes due to the American-led boycott of the 1980 Olympics in Moscow and the retaliatory Soviet Bloc boycott of the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.

Carl Lewiswon both the100 metresand thelong jump, and finished the competition by anchoring the4×100 metres relayteam to aworld recordtime, along with the200 metreschampionCalvin Smith, and bronze medallistsEmmit KingandWillie Gault.Jarmila Kratochvílovádominated the400 metresand800 metresevents, setting a world record of 47.99seconds.Mary Deckerenjoyed her best competition performance, taking the golds in the womens1500 metresand3000 metres. Other prominent athletes includedMarita Koch, who won the 200m and both relay golds, as well as the 100m silver medal.Sergey Bubkawon the first of his six consecutive World Championship gold medals in thepole vault.

Mens results

Track

1983 |1987|1991|1993|1995

Games	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m details	Carl Lewis United States	10.07	Calvin Smith United States	10.21	Emmit King United States	10.24
200 m details	Calvin Smith United States	20.14	Elliott Quow United States	20.41	Pietro Mennea Italy	20.51
400 m details	Bert Cameron Jamaica	45.05	Michael Franks United States	45.22	Sunder Nix United States	45.24
800 m details	Willi Wülbeck West Germany	1:43.65	Rob Druppers Netherlands	1:44.20	Joaquim Cruz Brazil	1:44.27
1,500 m details	Steve Cram Great Britain	3:41.59	Steve Scott United States	3:41.87	Saïd Aouita Morocco	3:42.02
5,000 m details	Eamonn Coghlan Ireland	13:28.53	Werner Schildhauer East Germany	13:30.20	Martti Vainio Finland	13:30.34
10,000 m details	Alberto Cova Italy	28:01.04	Werner Schildhauer East Germany	28:01.18	Hansjörg Kunze East Germany	28:01.26
Marathon details	Rob de Castella Australia	2:10:03	Kebede Balcha Ethiopia	2:10:27	Waldemar Cierpinski East Germany	2:10:37
110 m hurdles details	Greg Foster United States	13.42	Arto Bryggare Finland	13.46	Willie Gault United States	13.48
400 m hurdles details	Edwin Moses United States	47.50	Harald Schmid West Germany	48.61	Aleksandr Kharlov Soviet Union	49.03
3,000 m st. details	Patriz Ilg West Germany	8:15.06	Bogusław Mamiński Poland	8:17.03	Colin Reitz Great Britain	8:17.75
20km walk details	Ernesto Canto Mexico	1:20:49	Jozef Pribilinec Czechoslovakia	1:20:59	Yevgeniy Yevsyukov Soviet Union	1:21:08
50km walk details	Ronald Weigel East Germany	3:43:08	José Marín Spain	3:46:32	Sergey Yung Soviet Union	3:49:03
4 × 100 m relay details	United States(USA) Emmit King Willie Gault Calvin Smith Carl Lewis	37.86 (WR)	Italy(ITA) Stefano Tilli Carlo Simionato Pierfrancesco Pavoni Pietro Mennea	38.37 (NR)	Soviet Union(URS) Andrey Prokofyev Nikolay Sidorov Vladimir Muravyov Viktor Bryzgin	38.41
4 × 400 m relay details	Soviet Union(URS) Sergey Lovachov Aleksandr Troshchilo Nikolay Chernetskiy Viktor Markin	3:00.79	West Germany(FRG) Erwin Skamrahl Jörg Vaihinger Harald Schmid Hartmut Weber Martin Weppler* Edgar Nakladal*	3:01.83	Great Britain(GBR) Ainsley Bennett Garry Cook Todd Bennett Phil Brown Kriss Akabusi*	3:03.53
WRworldrecord |ARarearecord |CRchampionshiprecord |GRgamesrecord |NRnationalrecord |OROlympicrecord |PBpersonalbest |SBseasonbest |WLworldleading(inagivenseason)

Note: * Indicates athletes who ran in preliminary rounds.

Field

1983 |1987|1991|1993|1995

Games	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Long jump details	Carl Lewis(USA)	8.55	Jason Grimes(USA)	8.29	Mike Conley(USA)	8.12
Triple jump details	Zdzisław Hoffmann(POL)	17.42	Willie Banks(USA)	17.18	Ajayi Agbebaku(NGR)	17.18
High jump details	Hennadiy Avdyeyenko(URS)	2.32	Tyke Peacock(USA)	2.32	Zhu Jianhua(CHN)	2.29
Pole vault details	Sergey Bubka(URS)	5.70	Konstantin Volkov(URS)	5.60	Atanas Tarev(BUL)	5.60
Shot put details	Edward Sarul(POL)	21.39	Ulf Timmermann(GDR)	21.16	Remigius Machura(TCH)	20.98
Discus throw details	Imrich Bugár(TCH)	67.72	Luis Delís(CUB)	67.36	Géjza Valent(TCH)	66.08
Hammer throw details	Sergey Litvinov(URS)	82.68	Yuriy Sedykh(URS)	80.94	Zdzisław Kwaśny(POL)	79.42
Javelin throw details	Detlef Michel(GDR)	89.48	Tom Petranoff(USA)	85.60	Dainis Kūla(URS)	85.58
Decathlon details	Daley Thompson(GBR)	8666	Jürgen Hingsen(FRG)	8561	Siegfried Wentz(FRG)	8478
WRworldrecord |ARarearecord |CRchampionshiprecord |GRgamesrecord |NRnationalrecord |OROlympicrecord |PBpersonalbest |SBseasonbest |WLworldleading(inagivenseason)

Womens results

Track

1983 |1987|1991|1993|1995

Games	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m details	Marlies Göhr(GDR)	10.97 (CR)	Marita Koch(GDR)	11.02	Diane Williams(USA)	11.06
200 m details	Marita Koch(GDR)	22.13	Merlene Ottey(JAM)	22.19	Kathy Cook(GBR)	22.37
400 m details	Jarmila Kratochvílová(TCH)	47.99 (WR)	Taťána Kocembová(TCH)	48.59 (PB)	Mariya Pinigina(URS)	49.19
800 m details	Jarmila Kratochvílová(TCH)	1:54.68	Lyubov Gurina(URS)	1:56.11	Yekaterina Podkopayeva(URS)	1:57.58
1,500 m details	Mary Decker(USA)	4:00.90	Zamira Zaytseva(URS)	4:01.19	Yekaterina Podkopayeva(URS)	4:02.25
3,000 m details	Mary Decker(USA)	8:34.62	Brigitte Kraus(FRG)	8:35.11	Tatyana Kazankina(URS)	8:35.13
Marathon details	Grete Waitz(NOR)	2:28:09	Shipping with tracking number from Europe/70 mm, 290 gr ,Helsinki mint Golg plated bronze World Athletics(name since October 2019, formerly known as theInternational Amateur Athletic FederationandInternational Association of Athletics Federations, both abbreviated as theIAAF) is the internationalgoverning bodyfor thesport of athletics, coveringtrack and field,cross country running,road running,racewalking,mountain running, andultra running. Included in its charge are the standardization of rules and regulations for the sports, recognition and management ofworld records, and the organisation and sanctioning of athletics competitions, including theWorld Athletics Championships. The organisations president isSebastian Coeof theUnited Kingdom, who was elected in 2015 and re-elected unopposed in 2019 for a further four years. 1983 World Championships in Athletics Jump to navigationJump to search 1st World Championships in Athletics Host city Helsinki,Finland Nations participating 153 Athletes participating 1,355 Events 41 Dates 7–14 August 1983 Officially opened by PresidentMauno Koivisto Main venue Helsinki Olympic Stadium ←1980 Sittard 1987 Rome→ The inaugural1983 World Championships in Athleticswere run under the auspices of theInternational Association of Athletics Federationsand were held at theOlympic StadiuminHelsinki,Finlandbetween 7 and 14 August 1983. Summary The championships atHelsinki Olympic Stadium, August 1983 Carl Lewis at the championships The overall medal table was a closely contested affair.East Germanytook the mostgold medals(10) over the first championships and finished with a total of 22 medals. TheUnited Stateshad the next largest number of golds, with eight, and also had the greatest overall medal haul, having won 24 medals altogether. TheSoviet Unionwon one more medal than the East Germans and had six golds, although almost half of their podium finishers werebronze medalists. Twenty-five nations reached the medal tally at the inaugural competition, with all six continents being represented. During the early 1980s this was the top venue in which Soviet Bloc athletes competed against American athletes due to the American-led boycott of the 1980 Olympics in Moscow and the retaliatory Soviet Bloc boycott of the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. Carl Lewiswon both the100 metresand thelong jump, and finished the competition by anchoring the4×100 metres relayteam to aworld recordtime, along with the200 metreschampionCalvin Smith, and bronze medallistsEmmit KingandWillie Gault.Jarmila Kratochvílovádominated the400 metresand800 metresevents, setting a world record of 47.99seconds.Mary Deckerenjoyed her best competition performance, taking the golds in the womens1500 metresand3000 metres. Other prominent athletes includedMarita Koch, who won the 200m and both relay golds, as well as the 100m silver medal.Sergey Bubkawon the first of his six consecutive World Championship gold medals in thepole vault. Mens results Track 1983 |1987|1991|1993|1995 Games Gold Silver Bronze 100 m details Carl Lewis United States 10.07 Calvin Smith United States 10.21 Emmit King United States 10.24 200 m details Calvin Smith United States 20.14 Elliott Quow United States 20.41 Pietro Mennea Italy 20.51 400 m details Bert Cameron Jamaica 45.05 Michael Franks United States 45.22 Sunder Nix United States 45.24 800 m details Willi Wülbeck West Germany 1:43.65 Rob Druppers Netherlands 1:44.20 Joaquim Cruz Brazil 1:44.27 1,500 m details Steve Cram Great Britain 3:41.59 Steve Scott United States 3:41.87 Saïd Aouita Morocco 3:42.02 5,000 m details Eamonn Coghlan Ireland 13:28.53 Werner Schildhauer East Germany 13:30.20 Martti Vainio Finland 13:30.34 10,000 m details Alberto Cova Italy 28:01.04 Werner Schildhauer East Germany 28:01.18 Hansjörg Kunze East Germany 28:01.26 Marathon details Rob de Castella Australia 2:10:03 Kebede Balcha Ethiopia 2:10:27 Waldemar Cierpinski East Germany 2:10:37 110 m hurdles details Greg Foster United States 13.42 Arto Bryggare Finland 13.46 Willie Gault United States 13.48 400 m hurdles details Edwin Moses United States 47.50 Harald Schmid West Germany 48.61 Aleksandr Kharlov Soviet Union 49.03 3,000 m st. details Patriz Ilg West Germany 8:15.06 Bogusław Mamiński Poland 8:17.03 Colin Reitz Great Britain 8:17.75 20km walk details Ernesto Canto Mexico 1:20:49 Jozef Pribilinec Czechoslovakia 1:20:59 Yevgeniy Yevsyukov Soviet Union 1:21:08 50km walk details Ronald Weigel East Germany 3:43:08 José Marín Spain 3:46:32 Sergey Yung Soviet Union 3:49:03 4 × 100 m relay details United States(USA) Emmit King Willie Gault Calvin Smith Carl Lewis 37.86 (WR) Italy(ITA) Stefano Tilli Carlo Simionato Pierfrancesco Pavoni Pietro Mennea 38.37 (NR) Soviet Union(URS) Andrey Prokofyev Nikolay Sidorov Vladimir Muravyov Viktor Bryzgin 38.41 4 × 400 m relay details Soviet Union(URS) Sergey Lovachov Aleksandr Troshchilo Nikolay Chernetskiy Viktor Markin 3:00.79 West Germany(FRG) Erwin Skamrahl Jörg Vaihinger Harald Schmid Hartmut Weber Martin Weppler* Edgar Nakladal* 3:01.83 Great Britain(GBR) Ainsley Bennett Garry Cook Todd Bennett Phil Brown Kriss Akabusi* 3:03.53 WRworldrecord |ARarearecord |CRchampionshiprecord |GRgamesrecord |NRnationalrecord |OROlympicrecord |PBpersonalbest |SBseasonbest |WLworldleading(inagivenseason) Note: * Indicates athletes who ran in preliminary rounds. Field 1983 |1987|1991|1993|1995 Games Gold Silver Bronze Long jump details Carl Lewis(USA) 8.55 Jason Grimes(USA) 8.29 Mike Conley(USA) 8.12 Triple jump details Zdzisław Hoffmann(POL) 17.42 Willie Banks(USA) 17.18 Ajayi Agbebaku(NGR) 17.18 High jump details Hennadiy Avdyeyenko(URS) 2.32 Tyke Peacock(USA) 2.32 Zhu Jianhua(CHN) 2.29 Pole vault details Sergey Bubka(URS) 5.70 Konstantin Volkov(URS) 5.60 Atanas Tarev(BUL) 5.60 Shot put details Edward Sarul(POL) 21.39 Ulf Timmermann(GDR) 21.16 Remigius Machura(TCH) 20.98 Discus throw details Imrich Bugár(TCH) 67.72 Luis Delís(CUB) 67.36 Géjza Valent(TCH) 66.08 Hammer throw details Sergey Litvinov(URS) 82.68 Yuriy Sedykh(URS) 80.94 Zdzisław Kwaśny(POL) 79.42 Javelin throw details Detlef Michel(GDR) 89.48 Tom Petranoff(USA) 85.60 Dainis Kūla(URS) 85.58 Decathlon details Daley Thompson(GBR) 8666 Jürgen Hingsen(FRG) 8561 Siegfried Wentz(FRG) 8478 WRworldrecord |ARarearecord |CRchampionshiprecord |GRgamesrecord |NRnationalrecord |OROlympicrecord |PBpersonalbest |SBseasonbest |WLworldleading(inagivenseason) Womens results Track 1983 |1987|1991|1993|1995 Games Gold Silver Bronze 100 m details Marlies Göhr(GDR) 10.97 (CR) Marita Koch(GDR) 11.02 Diane Williams(USA) 11.06 200 m details Marita Koch(GDR) 22.13 Merlene Ottey(JAM) 22.19 Kathy Cook(GBR) 22.37 400 m details Jarmila Kratochvílová(TCH) 47.99 (WR) Taťána Kocembová(TCH) 48.59 (PB) Mariya Pinigina(URS) 49.19 800 m details Jarmila Kratochvílová(TCH) 1:54.68 Lyubov Gurina(URS) 1:56.11 Yekaterina Podkopayeva(URS) 1:57.58 1,500 m details Mary Decker(USA) 4:00.90 Zamira Zaytseva(URS) 4:01.19 Yekaterina Podkopayeva(URS) 4:02.25 3,000 m details Mary Decker(USA) 8:34.62 Brigitte Kraus(FRG) 8:35.11 Tatyana Kazankina(URS) 8:35.13 Marathon details Grete Waitz(NOR) 2:28:09 Médaille Championne "Or" Championnats du Monde économies dAthlétisme 1983 IAAF Médaille Championne "Or" Championnats du Monde économies dAthlétisme 1983 IAAF, Médaille Championne "Or" Championnats du Monde dAthlétisme 1983 IAAF commande €264.27 SKU: 490079 Colour Shipping with tracking number from Europe/70 mm, 290 gr ,Helsinki mint Golg plated bronze World Athletics(name since October 2019, formerly known as theInternational Amateur Athletic FederationandInternational Association of Athletics Federations, both abbreviated as theIAAF) is the internationalgoverning bodyfor thesport of athletics, coveringtrack and field,cross country running,road running,racewalking,mountain running, andultra running. Included in its charge are the standardization of rules and regulations for the sports, recognition and management ofworld records, and the organisation and sanctioning of athletics competitions, including theWorld Athletics Championships. The organisations president isSebastian Coeof theUnited Kingdom, who was elected in 2015 and re-elected unopposed in 2019 for a further four years. 1983 World Championships in Athletics Jump to navigationJump to search 1st World Championships in Athletics Host city Helsinki,Finland Nations participating 153 Athletes participating 1,355 Events 41 Dates 7–14 August 1983 Officially opened by PresidentMauno Koivisto Main venue Helsinki Olympic Stadium ←1980 Sittard 1987 Rome→ The inaugural1983 World Championships in Athleticswere run under the auspices of theInternational Association of Athletics Federationsand were held at theOlympic StadiuminHelsinki,Finlandbetween 7 and 14 August 1983. Summary The championships atHelsinki Olympic Stadium, August 1983 Carl Lewis at the championships The overall medal table was a closely contested affair.East Germanytook the mostgold medals(10) over the first championships and finished with a total of 22 medals. TheUnited Stateshad the next largest number of golds, with eight, and also had the greatest overall medal haul, having won 24 medals altogether. TheSoviet Unionwon one more medal than the East Germans and had six golds, although almost half of their podium finishers werebronze medalists. Twenty-five nations reached the medal tally at the inaugural competition, with all six continents being represented. During the early 1980s this was the top venue in which Soviet Bloc athletes competed against American athletes due to the American-led boycott of the 1980 Olympics in Moscow and the retaliatory Soviet Bloc boycott of the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. Carl Lewiswon both the100 metresand thelong jump, and finished the competition by anchoring the4×100 metres relayteam to aworld recordtime, along with the200 metreschampionCalvin Smith, and bronze medallistsEmmit KingandWillie Gault.Jarmila Kratochvílovádominated the400 metresand800 metresevents, setting a world record of 47.99seconds.Mary Deckerenjoyed her best competition performance, taking the golds in the womens1500 metresand3000 metres. Other prominent athletes includedMarita Koch, who won the 200m and both relay golds, as well as the 100m silver medal.Sergey Bubkawon the first of his six consecutive World Championship gold medals in thepole vault. Mens results Track 1983 |1987|1991|1993|1995 Games Gold Silver Bronze 100 m details Carl Lewis United States 10.07 Calvin Smith United States 10.21 Emmit King United States 10.24 200 m details Calvin Smith United States 20.14 Elliott Quow United States 20.41 Pietro Mennea Italy 20.51 400 m details Bert Cameron Jamaica 45.05 Michael Franks United States 45.22 Sunder Nix United States 45.24 800 m details Willi Wülbeck West Germany 1:43.65 Rob Druppers Netherlands 1:44.20 Joaquim Cruz Brazil 1:44.27 1,500 m details Steve Cram Great Britain 3:41.59 Steve Scott United States 3:41.87 Saïd Aouita Morocco 3:42.02 5,000 m details Eamonn Coghlan Ireland 13:28.53 Werner Schildhauer East Germany 13:30.20 Martti Vainio Finland 13:30.34 10,000 m details Alberto Cova Italy 28:01.04 Werner Schildhauer East Germany 28:01.18 Hansjörg Kunze East Germany 28:01.26 Marathon details Rob de Castella Australia 2:10:03 Kebede Balcha Ethiopia 2:10:27 Waldemar Cierpinski East Germany 2:10:37 110 m hurdles details Greg Foster United States 13.42 Arto Bryggare Finland 13.46 Willie Gault United States 13.48 400 m hurdles details Edwin Moses United States 47.50 Harald Schmid West Germany 48.61 Aleksandr Kharlov Soviet Union 49.03 3,000 m st. details Patriz Ilg West Germany 8:15.06 Bogusław Mamiński Poland 8:17.03 Colin Reitz Great Britain 8:17.75 20km walk details Ernesto Canto Mexico 1:20:49 Jozef Pribilinec Czechoslovakia 1:20:59 Yevgeniy Yevsyukov Soviet Union 1:21:08 50km walk details Ronald Weigel East Germany 3:43:08 José Marín Spain 3:46:32 Sergey Yung Soviet Union 3:49:03 4 × 100 m relay details United States(USA) Emmit King Willie Gault Calvin Smith Carl Lewis 37.86 (WR) Italy(ITA) Stefano Tilli Carlo Simionato Pierfrancesco Pavoni Pietro Mennea 38.37 (NR) Soviet Union(URS) Andrey Prokofyev Nikolay Sidorov Vladimir Muravyov Viktor Bryzgin 38.41 4 × 400 m relay details Soviet Union(URS) Sergey Lovachov Aleksandr Troshchilo Nikolay Chernetskiy Viktor Markin 3:00.79 West Germany(FRG) Erwin Skamrahl Jörg Vaihinger Harald Schmid Hartmut Weber Martin Weppler* Edgar Nakladal* 3:01.83 Great Britain(GBR) Ainsley Bennett Garry Cook Todd Bennett Phil Brown Kriss Akabusi* 3:03.53 WRworldrecord |ARarearecord |CRchampionshiprecord |GRgamesrecord |NRnationalrecord |OROlympicrecord |PBpersonalbest |SBseasonbest |WLworldleading(inagivenseason) Note: * Indicates athletes who ran in preliminary rounds. Field 1983 |1987|1991|1993|1995 Games Gold Silver Bronze Long jump details Carl Lewis(USA) 8.55 Jason Grimes(USA) 8.29 Mike Conley(USA) 8.12 Triple jump details Zdzisław Hoffmann(POL) 17.42 Willie Banks(USA) 17.18 Ajayi Agbebaku(NGR) 17.18 High jump details Hennadiy Avdyeyenko(URS) 2.32 Tyke Peacock(USA) 2.32 Zhu Jianhua(CHN) 2.29 Pole vault details Sergey Bubka(URS) 5.70 Konstantin Volkov(URS) 5.60 Atanas Tarev(BUL) 5.60 Shot put details Edward Sarul(POL) 21.39 Ulf Timmermann(GDR) 21.16 Remigius Machura(TCH) 20.98 Discus throw details Imrich Bugár(TCH) 67.72 Luis Delís(CUB) 67.36 Géjza Valent(TCH) 66.08 Hammer throw details Sergey Litvinov(URS) 82.68 Yuriy Sedykh(URS) 80.94 Zdzisław Kwaśny(POL) 79.42 Javelin throw details Detlef Michel(GDR) 89.48 Tom Petranoff(USA) 85.60 Dainis Kūla(URS) 85.58 Decathlon details Daley Thompson(GBR) 8666 Jürgen Hingsen(FRG) 8561 Siegfried Wentz(FRG) 8478 WRworldrecord |ARarearecord |CRchampionshiprecord |GRgamesrecord |NRnationalrecord |OROlympicrecord |PBpersonalbest |SBseasonbest |WLworldleading(inagivenseason) Womens results Track 1983 |1987|1991|1993|1995 Games Gold Silver Bronze 100 m details Marlies Göhr(GDR) 10.97 (CR) Marita Koch(GDR) 11.02 Diane Williams(USA) 11.06 200 m details Marita Koch(GDR) 22.13 Merlene Ottey(JAM) 22.19 Kathy Cook(GBR) 22.37 400 m details Jarmila Kratochvílová(TCH) 47.99 (WR) Taťána Kocembová(TCH) 48.59 (PB) Mariya Pinigina(URS) 49.19 800 m details Jarmila Kratochvílová(TCH) 1:54.68 Lyubov Gurina(URS) 1:56.11 Yekaterina Podkopayeva(URS) 1:57.58 1,500 m details Mary Decker(USA) 4:00.90 Zamira Zaytseva(URS) 4:01.19 Yekaterina Podkopayeva(URS) 4:02.25 3,000 m details Mary Decker(USA) 8:34.62 Brigitte Kraus(FRG) 8:35.11 Tatyana Kazankina(URS) 8:35.13 Marathon details Grete Waitz(NOR) 2:28:09 Size 3 (36) 4 (37) 5 (38) 6 (39) 7 (40) 8 (41) 9 (42) 10 (43) Size guide Quantity Reduce quantity Increase quantity Select a size Out of stock Personalised: : ( x ) Personalisation: Edit Remove Personalisation Edit Add personalisation Available From: Buy now. 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