Biathlon World Cup 1982/83

World Cup 1982/83
winner
Overall World Cup	Peter Angerer
Nations ranking	No official rating
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Ruhpolding Antholz Lahti Oslo

Location of the venues in Europe

In the 1982/83 season the Biathlon World Cup was held for the 6th time. The competition series consisted of five individual and sprint races as well as three relay races for men and was held at four venues. The four World Cup events took place in Ruhpolding , Antholz , Lahti and Oslo . The world championships were held for the third time in Antholz , Italy . In contrast to the following years, the results counted towards the World Cup. It was not until 1995 that the results of the World Championships were included in the World Cup ranking again. The World Cup planned for Oberhof could not be held there due to lack of snow and was therefore moved to Antholz. The overall men's world cup was won by Peter Angerer, ahead of Eirik Kvalfoss and Frank Ullrich . This season, a biathlon European Cup for women was held for the first time. However, the first World Cup station was canceled, so that only the races took place in Lappeenranta , Finland .

Results

1st World Cup in Ruhpolding , January 27-30, 1983
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
January 27, 1983 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Peter Angerer	Andreas Schweiger	Frank Ullrich
January 28, 1983 (Fr.)	Sprint (10 km)	Eirik Kvalfoss	Frank Ullrich	Odd Lirhus
January 30, 1983 (Sun.)	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	German Democratic Republic FR Germany		Soviet Union

2nd World Cup in Antholz , February 9-12, 1983
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
February 9, 1983 (Wed.)	Single (20 km)	Frank Ullrich	Odd Lirhus	Peter Angerer
February 11, 1983 (Fr.)	Sprint (10 km)	Algimantas Salna	Peter Angerer	Frank-Peter Roetsch
February 12, 1983 (Sat.)	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	German Democratic Republic	Soviet Union	Norway

Biathlon World Championships in Antholz , February 23-27, 1983
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
February 23, 1983 (Wed.)	Single (20 km)	Frank Ullrich	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Peter Angerer
February 26, 1983 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Eirik Kvalfoss	Peter Angerer	Alfred Eder
February 27, 1983 (Sun.)	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	Soviet Union Sergei Bulygin Algimantas Šalna Yuri Kashkarow Pyotr Miloradov	German Democratic Republic Mathias Jung Frank-Peter Roetsch Frank Ullrich Matthias Jacob	Norway Øivind Nerhagen Kjell Søbak Eirik Kvalfoss Odd Lirhus

3rd World Cup in Lahti , March 4-5, 1983
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
March 4, 1983 (Fr.)	Single (20 km)	Algimantas Salna	Odd Lirhus	Fritz Fischer
March 5, 1983 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Algimantas Salna	Eirik Kvalfoss	Dmitri Vasiliev

4th World Cup in Oslo , March 9-11, 1983
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
March 9, 1983 (Wed.)	Single (20 km)	Dmitri Vasiliev	Johann Passler	Andreas Schweiger
March 10, 1983 (Thu.)	Sprint (10 km)	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Peter Angerer	Johann Passler
March 11, 1983 (Fr ..)	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	Soviet Union	BR Germany	Norway

World Cup stands

World Cup stands
Final result after 10 races (Top 10)
rank Surname Points Victories 01  Peter Angerer 143 1 02  Eirik Kvalfoss 136 2 03  Frank Ullrich 134 2 04th  Frank-Peter Roetsch 128 1 05  Odd Lirhus 126 0 06th  Algimantas Salna 122 3 07th  Fritz Fischer 117 0 08th  Johann Passler 117 0 09  Matthias Jacob 95 0 10  Alfred Eder 90 0

Web links

• Season overview from 1982/1983
• Season results from 1982/1983

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Motiwen. New Germany, accessed on March 10, 2017 .