1967 IAAF World Race Walking Cup

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|Name = 1967 IAAF World Race Walking Cup

|Logo =

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|Organisers = IAAF

|Edition = 4th

|Date = October 15

|Host city = Bad Saarow, Bezirk Frankfurt (Oder), German Democratic Republic {{flagicon|German Democratic Republic}}

|Location =

|Nations participating = 8

|Athletes participating = 48

|Races = 2

|Website =

|Previous = 1965 Pescara

|Next = 1970 Eschborn

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The 1967 IAAF World Race Walking Cup was held in Bad Saarow, German Democratic Republic, on October 15, 1967. The event was also known as Lugano Trophy.

Complete results were published.

{{ Citation

| title = IAAF WORLD RACE WALKING CUP - SARANSK 2012 - FACTS & FIGURES

| url = http://dt9guucc6nuua.cloudfront.net/competitioninfo/eb5a25b5-f093-4f02-9869-3a5c496df204.pdf

| publisher = IAAF

| access-date = July 29, 2013

}}

Medallists

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colspan=7 bgcolor=#eeeeee style=text-align:center;| Men

20 km walk

|{{flagathlete|Nikolay Smaga|URS}}

1:28:39

|{{flagathlete|Vladimir Golubnichiy|URS}}

1:28:58

|{{flagathlete|Ron Laird|USA}}

1:29:13

50 km walk

|{{flagathlete|Christoph Höhne|GDR}}

4:09:09

|{{flagathlete|Peter Selzer|GDR}}

4:11:40

|{{flagathlete|Aleksandr Shcherbina|URS}}

4:13:07

colspan=7 bgcolor=#eeeeee style=text-align:center;| Men (Team)

Team

|{{GDR}}

128 pts

|{{URS}}

107 pts

|{{GBR}}

104 pts

Results

=Men's 20 km=

class=wikitable ! Place !! Athlete !! Nation !! Time
align=center\| {{gold1}}	Nikolay Smaga	{{flagteam\|URS}}	1:28:39
align=center\| {{silver2}}	Vladimir Golubnichiy	{{flagteam\|URS}}	1:28:58
align=center\| {{bronze3}}	Ron Laird	{{flagteam\|USA}}	1:29:13
align=center\| 4	Gerhard Sperling	{{flagteam\|GDR}}	1:30:15
align=center\| 5	Peter Frenkel	{{flagteam\|GDR}}	1:30:30
align=center\| 6	Peter Fullager	{{flagteam\|GBR}}	1:31:34
align=center\| 7	Hans-Joachim Pathus	{{flagteam\|GDR}}	1:33:07
align=center\| 8	John Webb	{{flagteam\|GBR}}	1:33:56
align=center\| 9	Ron Wallwork	{{flagteam\|GBR}}	1:34:54
align=center\| 10	Julius Müller	{{flagteam\|FRG}}	1:35:00
align=center\| 11	Bernhard Nermerich	{{flagteam\|FRG}}	1:35:37
align=center\| 12	Åke Söderlund	{{flagteam\|SWE}}	1:36:02
align=center\| 13	Karl-Heinz Pape	{{flagteam\|FRG}}	1:36:06
align=center\| 14	István Göri	{{flagteam\|HUN}}	1:36:09
align=center\| 15	Pasquale Busca	{{flagteam\|ITA}}	1:36:22
align=center\| 16	Tom Dooley	{{flagteam\|USA}}	1:37:21
align=center\| 17	János Dalmati	{{flagteam\|HUN}}	1:37:53
align=center\| 18	Andor Antal	{{flagteam\|HUN}}	1:38:03
align=center\| 19	Örjan Andersson	{{flagteam\|SWE}}	1:38:15
align=center\| 20	Gabriele Nigro	{{flagteam\|ITA}}	1:40:48
align=center\| 21	Ingvar Pettersson	{{flagteam\|SWE}}	1:41:39
align=center\| 22	Jack Mortland	{{flagteam\|USA}}	1:42:14
align=center\| 23	Gennadiy Solodov	{{flagteam\|URS}}	1:48:24
align=center\| —	Nicola De Vito	{{flagteam\|ITA}}	DNF

=Men's 50 km=

class=wikitable ! Place !! Athlete !! Nation !! Time
align=center\| {{gold1}}	Christoph Höhne	{{flagteam\|GDR}}	4:09:09
align=center\| {{silver2}}	Peter Selzer	{{flagteam\|GDR}}	4:11:40
align=center\| {{bronze3}}	Aleksandr Shcherbina	{{flagteam\|URS}}	4:13:07
align=center\| 4	Kurt Sakowski	{{flagteam\|GDR}}	4:13:52
align=center\| 5	Sergey Bondarenko	{{flagteam\|URS}}	4:21:52
align=center\| 6	Don Thompson	{{flagteam\|GBR}}	4:25:21
align=center\| 7	Stig Lindberg	{{flagteam\|SWE}}	4:28:53
align=center\| 8	Ray Middleton	{{flagteam\|GBR}}	4:29:23
align=center\| 9	Shaun Lightman	{{flagteam\|GBR}}	4:31:24
align=center\| 10	Igor Della-Rossa	{{flagteam\|URS}}	4:31:28
align=center\| 11	István Havasi	{{flagteam\|HUN}}	4:33:01
align=center\| 12	Gerhard Weidner	{{flagteam\|FRG}}	4:35:25
align=center\| 13	Horst-Rüdiger Magnor	{{flagteam\|FRG}}	4:36:53
align=center\| 14	Max Sjöholm	{{flagteam\|SWE}}	4:40:21
align=center\| 15	Sante Mancini	{{flagteam\|ITA}}	4:41:26
align=center\| 16	Antonio De Gaetano	{{flagteam\|ITA}}	4:41:49
align=center\| 17	Goetz Klopfer	{{flagteam\|USA}}	4:46:42
align=center\| 18	Werner Hupfeld	{{flagteam\|FRG}}	4:50:46
align=center\| 19	Luigi De Rosso	{{flagteam\|ITA}}	4:51:50
align=center\| 20	James Clifton	{{flagteam\|USA}}	4:57:07
align=center\| 21	János Szabó	{{flagteam\|HUN}}	5:02:53
align=center\| 22	Larry Young	{{flagteam\|USA}}	5:06:08
align=center\| 23	Tibor Balajcza	{{flagteam\|HUN}}	5:18:05
align=center\| —	Stefan Ingvarsson	{{flagteam\|SWE}}	DNF

=Team=

The team rankings, named Lugano Trophy, combined the 20km and 50km events team results.{{cite web|url=https://iaafmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/competitioninfo/4351adb2-3476-4e4b-8b1c-f8ca4668ac4a.pdf|title=IAAF WORLD RACE WALKING CUP - TAICANG 2014 - FACTS & FIGURES|publisher=iaaf.org|quote=Men’s Lugano Trophy(Combining results of 20Km & 50Km)|access-date=5 August 2017}}

class=wikitable ! Place	Country	Points
align=center\|{{gold1}}	{{GDR}}	128 pts
align=center\|{{silver2}}	{{URS}}	107 pts
align=center\|{{Bronze3}}	{{GBR}}	104 pts
align=center\| 4	{{FRG}}	73 pts
align=center\| 5	{{SWE}}	52 pts
align=center\| 6	{{USA}}	50 pts
align=center\| 7	{{HUN}}	46 pts
align=center\| 8	{{ITA}}	40 pts
align=center\| 9	{{flag\|South Africa\|1928}}	DNS

Participation

The participation of 48 athletes from 8 countries is reported.

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{{GDR}} (6)
{{HUN}} (6)
{{ITA}} (6)
{{URS}} (6)
{{SWE}} (6)
{{GBR}} (6)
{{USA}} (6)
{{FRG}} (6)

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Qualifying rounds

From 1961 to 1985 there were qualifying rounds with the first two winners proceeding to the final. This year, the German Democratic Republic, the United Kingdom, Hungary, the United States, and the Republic of South Africa proceeded directly to the final.

{{legend|#ccffcc|Countries qualifying for the final are highlighted in green|border=solid 1px #AAAAAA}}

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=Zone 1=

Dole, France, August 26/27

Rank	Nation	Points
class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
style="background-color:#ccffcc" \| 1	align=left\| {{flagcountry\|Italy}}	75 pts
style="background-color:#ccffcc" \| 2	align=left\| {{flagcountry\|West Germany}}	65 pts
3	align=left\| {{flagcountry\|France}}	41 pts
4	align=left\| {{flagcountry\|Switzerland}}	37 pts
5	align=left\| {{flagcountry\|Belgium}}	22 pts

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=Zone 2=

København, Denmark, September 9/10

Rank	Nation	Points
class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
style="background-color:#ccffcc" \| 1	align=left\| {{URS}}	86 pts
style="background-color:#ccffcc" \| 2	align=left\| {{flagcountry\|Sweden}}	60 pts
3	align=left\| {{flagcountry\|Czechoslovakia}}	37 pts
4	align=left\| {{flagcountry\|Bulgaria}}	34 pts
5	align=left\| {{flagcountry\|Denmark}}	23 pts

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References

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