Nyubroten, Inger Helene

Inger Helene Nybråten ( Norwegian Inger Helene Nybråten ; born December 8, 1960 , Fagenes ) - Norwegian skier , Olympic champion, world champion, winner of the World Cup.

Inger Helene Nybroten
personal information
Floor
Birth name	Norwegian Inger Helene Nybråten
Citizenship	Norway
Date of Birth	December 8, 1960 ( 1960-12-08 ) (58 years old)
Place of Birth	Fagenes , Nur Erdal , Norway
Growth	175 cm
Weight	63 kg
Career
Club	Skrautvål Idrettslag
Status	completed her career
End of career	1995
Medals
Olympic Games Gold Sarajevo 1984 relay race Silver Albertville 1992 relay race Silver Lillehammer 1994 relay race World Championships Gold Oslo 1982 relay race Bronze Lahti 1989 relay race Bronze Val di Fiemme 1991 relay race Bronze Falun 1993 relay race Silver Thunder Bay 1995 relay race Bronze Thunder Bay 1995 15 km
results
world Cup
World Cup debut	January 9, 1982
World Cup Victories	four
Best position in World Cup	4 ( 1983/84 )
Podium Positions one 2 3 Remote Views four 2 five

In the World Cup, Nybroten made her debut in 1982 , in March 1984 she won her first victory at the World Cup stage. In total, he has 4 victories at the stages of the World Cup. Nybroten's best achievement in the overall World Cup standings is 4th place in the 1983/84 season.

At the 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo, she became the champion in the relay race, and also became the 5th in the 5 km skate race and the 11th in the 20 km race classic.

At the 1988 Olympics in Calgary, she twice became the 6th, in races for 5 and 10 km the classic style.

At the 1992 Olympics in Albertville, she won the silver medal in the relay, in addition she took part in four more races: 5 km with classics - 5th place, 30 km with skate - 13th place, 15 km with classics - 7th place, pursuit - 7th place.

At the 1994 Olympics in Lillehammer she again won the silver medal in the relay race, she also became the 7th classic in the 30 km race and the 5th classic in the 5 km race.

During her career, she took part in five world championships , at which she won one gold, one silver and four bronze medals.