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    Innsbruck 1984

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    Austria flag Austria 15 - 21 January 1984
    • Countries: 22
    • Athletes: 419
    • Sports: 3
    Top 5 Medals Table
    Top 5 Medals Table
    Pos. Countries Gold medals amount Silver medals amount Bronze medals amount
    1 Austria AUT 34 19 17
    2 Finland FIN 19 9 6
    3 Norway NOR 15 13 13
    4 Germany GER 10 14 10
    5 USA USA 7 14 14
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    The Innsbruck Paralympic Winter Games were the first Winter Games organised by the International Coordinating Committee (ICC), which was formed on 15 March 1982, in Leysin, Switzerland. The Games were accessible for all those athletes with cerebral palsy.

    SPORTS

    Three sports were featured at Innsbruck in 1984, while an exhibition event – the giant slalom – was held for the first time. Thirty male three-track skiers took part in the exhibition.

    Para alpine skiing Para cross-country skiing Para ice hockey

    MEDALS

    Host nation Austria dominated the medal table with 70 total medals – 34 of which were colored gold. Finland, Norway, Germany and the USA followed Austria in the medal standings.

    OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES

    The most successful athlete of the 1984 Winter Games was German alpine skier Reinhild Moeller, who won three golds and a silver.

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