USSR at the 1984 Winter Olympics

	USSR at the Olympic Games
IOC Code	URS
NOC	USSR Olympic Committee
	Winter Olympic Games in Sarajevo
Athletes	99 in 10 sports
Standard bearer	Vladislav Tretyak
	Participation in the Summer Olympics
	1952 • 1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988
	Participation in the Winter Olympics
	1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988
	see also
	Azerbaijan (since 1996); Armenia (since 1994); Belarus (since 1994); Georgia (since 1994); Kazakhstan (since 1994); Kyrgyzstan (since 1994); Latvia (1924-1936 and since 1992); Lithuania (1924-1928 and since 1992); Moldova (since 1994); Russia (1900-1912 and since 1994); Tajikistan (since 1996); Turkmenistan (since 1996); Uzbekistan (since 1994); Ukraine (since 1994); Estonia (1920-1936 and since 1992); United Team (1992);

The Soviet Union took part in the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo ( Yugoslavia ) for the eighth time in its history, and won 6 gold, 10 silver and 9 bronze medals. The national team was represented by 99 participants, of which 25 were women. The USSR took the second team place at the Olympics. Soviet athletes won medals in 7 sports - ice skating, skiing, figure skating, hockey, biathlon (gold), sledding and for the first time in history in bobsleigh (bronze). Skier Zimyatov became the four-time Olympic champion, and the hockey player Tretyak became three-time. Skaters brilliantly performed with 9 medals. By the number of medals won, this Olympiad is still the best for sleigh riders who have won 3 awards, 2 silver and bronze. Hockey players regained the title of champions, biathletes won the baton at the fifth Olympiad in a row. Skater Malkov and skier Zimyatov brought gold and silver from Sarajevo, skater Khlebnikov and skiers Smetanina and Zavyalov won 2 silver, and skater Petrusev won 2 bronze.

Soviet Union at the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo 1984
Medals	Athletes	Kind of sport	Discipline	Result
	Sergey Fokichev	Skating	500 meters	38.19
	Igor Malkov	Skating	10,000 meters	14.39.90
	Nikolay Zimyatov	Ski race	30 km	1.28.56.3
	Elena Valova Oleg Vasiliev	Figure skating	couples
	Dmitry Vasiliev Yuri Kashkarov Algimantas Shalna Sergey Bulygin	Biathlon	4 x 7.5 km relay	1.38.51,7
	USSR national ice hockey team
	Sergey Danilin	Tobogganing		3.04,962
	Sergey Khlebnikov	Skating	1,000 meters	1.16.63
	Sergey Khlebnikov	Skating	1,500 meters	1.58.83
	Igor Malkov	Skating	5,000 meters	7.12.30
	Raisa Smetanina	Ski race	10 km	32.02.9
	Raisa Smetanina	Ski race	20 km	1.02.26.7
	Alexander Zavyalov	Ski race	30 km	1.29.23,3
	Evgeny Belousov Alexander Belyakov	Tobogganing		1.23,660
	Natalya Bestemyanova Andrey Bukin	Figure skating
	Alexander Batyuk Alexander Zavyalov Vladimir Nikitin Nikolay Zimyatov	Ski race	4 × 10 km relay	1.55.16,5
	Oleg Bozhev	Skating	1,000 meters	1.58.89
	Valery Dudin	Tobogganing		3.05.012
	Kira Ivanova	Figure skating	women
	Natalya Petrusova	Skating	1,000 meters	1.23.21
	Natalya Petrusova	Skating	1,500 meters	2.05.78
	Natalya Shive	Skating	500 meters	41.50
	Marina Klimova Sergey Ponomarenko	Figure skating	couples
	Larisa Selezneva Oleg Makarov	Figure skating	couples
	"Council II" Zintis Ekmanis Vladimir Alexandrov	Bobsleigh	deuce	3.21.39

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Sports Medals

Sport	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Skating	2	3	four	9
Ski race	one	four	0	five
Figure skating	one	one	3	five
Biathlon	one	0	0	one
Hockey	one	0	0	one
Tobogganing	0	2	one	3
Bobsleigh	0	0	one	one

Composition and results of athletes of the USSR

Alpine skiing

Men

Sportsman	Discipline	1 attempt		2 attempt		Total
Sportsman	Discipline	Time	A place	Time	A place	Time	A place
Valery Tsyganov	Downhill					1: 48.46	23
Vladimir Makeev	Downhill					1: 47.87	sixteen
Vladimir Andreev	Giant slalom	1: 24.53	23	DNF	-	DNF	-
Vladimir Andreev	Slalom	54.01	21	DNF	-	DNF	-

Women

Sportsman	Discipline	1 attempt		2 attempt		Total
Sportsman	Discipline	Time	A place	Time	A place	Time	A place
Nadezhda Andreeva	Giant slalom	1: 12.46	35	1: 14.39	27	2: 26.85	29th
Nadezhda Andreeva	Slalom	50.80	18	49.42	13

Figure Skating

Competition	Sportsman	Mandatory dance 1		Mandatory Dance 2 / required figures		Short program/ original dance		Free program / free dance		Total
Competition	Sportsman	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place
Women's single skating	Elena Vodorezova			1,2	2	3.2	eight	11.0	eleven	15.4	eight
Women's single skating	Anna Kondrashova			4.2	7	1,6	four	6.0	6	11.8	five
Women's single skating	Kira Ivanova			3.0	five	1,2	3	5,0	five	9.2	03!
Men's single skating	Vladimir Kotin			6.6	eleven	3.6	9	6.0	6	16,2	eight
Men's single skating	Alexander Fadeev			3.0	five	3.2	eight	7.0	7	13,2	7
Sports couples	Marina of Austria Yuri Kvashnin					3,5	7	9.0	9	12.5	9
Sports couples	Larisa Selezneva Oleg Makarov					1,0	2	3.0	3	4.0	03!
Sports couples	Elena Valova Oleg Vasiliev					0.5	one	1,0	one	1,5	01!
Dancing on Ice	Olga Volozhinskaya Alexander Svinin	1,6	eight	1,6	eight	4.2	7	7.0	7	14,4	7
Dancing on Ice	Marina Klimova Sergey Ponomarenko	0.8	four	0.8	four	2,4	four	3.0	3	7.0	03!
Dancing on Ice	Natalya Bestemyanova Andrey Bukin	0.4	2	0.4	2	1,2	2	2.0	2	4.0	02!

USSR at the Olympic Games

IOC Code	URS
NOC	USSR Olympic Committee
Winter Olympic Games in Sarajevo
Athletes	99 in 10 sports
Standard bearer	Vladislav Tretyak
Medals Place 2	Gold 6	Silver ten	Bronze 9	Total 25
Participation in the Summer Olympics
1952 • 1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988
Participation in the Winter Olympics
1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988
see also
Azerbaijan (since 1996) Armenia (since 1994) Belarus (since 1994) Georgia (since 1994) Kazakhstan (since 1994) Kyrgyzstan (since 1994) Latvia (1924-1936 and since 1992) Lithuania (1924-1928 and since 1992) Moldova (since 1994) Russia (1900-1912 and since 1994) Tajikistan (since 1996) Turkmenistan (since 1996) Uzbekistan (since 1994) Ukraine (since 1994) Estonia (1920-1936 and since 1992) United Team (1992)