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1982 European Athletics Indoor Championships – Men's 800 metres

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The men's 800 metres event at the 1982 European Athletics Indoor Championships was held on 6–7 March.[1]

Medalists

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Gold Silver Bronze
Antonio Páez
 Spain
Klaus-Peter Nabein
 West Germany
Colomán Trabado
 Spain

Results

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Heats

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First 2 of each heat (Q) and the next 6 fastest (q) qualified for the semifinals.

Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes
1 3 Colomán Trabado  Spain 1:48.78 Q
2 3 Hans-Joachim Mogalle  East Germany 1:48.82 Q
3 3 Bruno Tabourin  France 1:48.92 q
4 3 Hans-Peter Ferner  West Germany 1:48.98 q
5 3 Milovan Savić  Yugoslavia 1:49.04 q
6 2 Klaus-Peter Nabein  West Germany 1:49.99 Q
7 2 Antonio Páez  Spain 1:49.99 Q
8 2 Arno Korneling  Netherlands 1:50.01 q
9 2 Michel Wijnsberghe  Belgium 1:50.61 q
10 1 József Bereczki  Hungary 1:50.81 Q
11 1 Thomas Wilking  West Germany 1:50.93 Q
12 2 Didier Le Guillou  France 1:50.95 q
13 1 Roger Milhau  France 1:51.00
14 2 Sermet Timurlenk  Turkey 1:51.72
15 1 Adorno Corradini  Italy 1:51.85
15 1 Jürg Gerber  Switzerland 1:51.91

Semifinals

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First 3 from each semifinal qualified directly (Q) for the final.

Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes
1 1 Colomán Trabado  Spain 1:48.31 Q
2 1 Hans-Peter Ferner  West Germany 1:48.50 Q
3 2 Antonio Páez  Spain 1:48.69 Q
4 1 Klaus-Peter Nabein  West Germany 1:48.73 Q
5 1 Didier Le Guillou  France 1:48.75
6 2 Arno Korneling  Netherlands 1:48.92 Q
7 1 Milovan Savić  Yugoslavia 1:49.38
8 2 Hans-Joachim Mogalle  East Germany 1:49.68 Q
9 2 Bruno Tabourin  France 1:49.95
10 2 József Bereczki  Hungary 1:49.96
11 2 Thomas Wilking  West Germany 1:50.52
1 Michel Wijnsberghe  Belgium DNF

Final

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Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1st place, gold medalist(s) Antonio Páez  Spain 1:48.02
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Klaus-Peter Nabein  West Germany 1:48.31
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Colomán Trabado  Spain 1:48.35
4 Arno Korneling  Netherlands 1:48.46
5 Hans-Joachim Mogalle  East Germany 1:49.64
6 Hans-Peter Ferner  West Germany 1:50.62

References

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  1. ^ Results (p. 465–466)