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1924 Chamonix  (3-2)
1.  Svizzera I  5’45”54
(Eduard Scherrer, Alfred Neveu, Alfred Schláppi, Heinrich Schiáppi)
2.  Gran Bretagna 2  5’48”83
(Broome Ralph, Thomas Amold, Alexander Richardson, Rodney Soher)
3.  Belgio I  6’02”29
(Charies Mulder, René Mortiaux, Paul van den Broeck, Vietor Verschueren,
Henri Willems)
4.  Francia 2  6’22”95
(A. Berg, H. Aldebert, G. André, Jean de Suarez D’Aulan)
5.  Gran Bretagna 1  6’40”71
(Gary Horton, Archibald Crabbe, Joe Fairlie, Cecil Pim)
6.  Italia I  7’15”41
(Lodovico Obexer, Massimo Fink, Paolo Herbert, Giuseppe Steiner, Aloise Denker)
Ritirata: Italia 2
(Luigi Tornielli, Adolfo Bocchi, Leonardo Donzi, Alfredo Spasciani, Alberto Visconti) rit.

1928 Saint Moritz  (19-3)
1.  Stati Uniti 2  3’20”5
(William Fiske, Nion Tucker, Geoffrey Mason, Clifford Gray, Richard Parke)
2.  Stati Uniti I  3’21”0
(Jennison Heaton, David Granger, Lyman Hine, Thomas Doe, Jay O’Brien)
3.  Germania 2  3’21”9
(Hanns Kilian, Valentin Krempel, Hans Hess, Sebastian Huber, Hans Nágle)
4.  Argentina I  3’22”6
(Arturo Gramajo, Ricardo Gonzales Moreno, Rafael Iglesias, J. Nash)
5.  Argentina 2  3’22”9
(Eduardo Hope, Jorge del Caril, Hector Milberg, Horacio Iglesias, Horacio Gramajo)
6.  Belgio I  3’24”5
(Emest Lambert, Marcel Sedille-Courbon, Léon Tom, Max Houben, Walter Ganshof van der Meersch)
7.  Romania  3’24”6
(G.rigoreSocolescu, Ion Gavrat, Traian Nitescu, Petre Ghitulescu, Mircea Socoloscu)
8.  Svizzera  3’25”7
(Charles Stoffel, René Foniallaz, Henry Höhnes, E. Coppetti,  Louis Koch)
19. Italia   3’34”6
(Ermini Confortola, Luigi Crivelli, Alessandro Del Torso,  Matteo Demetz)

1932 Lake Placid (15-2)
1.  Stati Uniti I  7’53”68
(William Fiske, Edward Eagan, Clifford Gray, Jay O’Brien)
2.  Stati Uniti 2  7’55”70
(Henry Homburger, Percy Bryant, E. Paul Stevens, Edmund Horton)
3.  Germania I  8’00”04
(Hanns Kilian, Max Lud wig, Hans Melhorn, Sebastian Huber)
4.  Svizzera 2  8’12”18
(Reto Capadrutt, Hans Eisenhut, Charles Jenny, Oscar Geier)
5.  Italia  8’24”21
(Teofilo Rossi Di Montelera, Agostino Lanfranchi, Gaetano  Lanfranchi, Italo Casini)
6.  Romania  2h06’16”55
(Alexandry Papana, Alexandru Ionescu, Dumitru Hubert)
7.  Germania 2  8’25”45
(Walther von Mumm, Hasso von Bismarck, Gerard Dessert,  Georg Gyssling)

1936 Garmisch (12-2)
1.  Svizzera 2  5’19”85
(Pierre Musy, Arnold Gartmann, Charles Bouvier,  Joseph Beerli)
2.  Svizzera I  5’22”73
(Reto Capadrutt, Hans Aichele, Fritz Feierabend, Hans Bütikofer)
3.  Gran Bretagna  5’23”41
(Frederick McEvoy, James Cardnoo, Guy Dugdale, Charles Green)
4.  Stati Uniti I  5’24” 13
(J. Hubert Stevens, Crawford Merkel, Robert Martin, John Shene)
5.  Belgio 2  5’28”92
(Max Houben Martial van Schelle, Louis de Ridder, Paul Graeffe)
6.  Stati Uniti I  5’29”00
(Francis Tyler, James Bickford, Richard Lawrence, Max Bly)
7.  Germania  5’29”07
(Hanns Kilian, Sebastian Huber, Fritz Schwarz, Hermann von Valta)
8.   Belgio I    5’29”82
10. Italia 1   5’31”07
(Antonio Brivio-Sforza, Carlo Solveni, Emilio Dell’Oro, Raffaele Menardi)  

1948 Saint Moritz (7-2)
1.  Stati Uniti 2  5’20”1
(Francis Tyler, Patrick Martin, Edward Rimkus, William D’Amico)
2.  Belgio  5’21”3
(Max Houben, Freddy Mansveld, Louis-Georges Niels, Jacques Mouvet)
3.  Stati Uniti I  5’21”5
(James Bickford, Thomas Hicks, Donald Dupree, William Dupree)
4.  Svizzera I  5’22”1
(Fritz Feicrabend, Friedrich Walier, Felix Endrich, Heinrich Angst)
5.  Norvegia  5’22”5
(Ame Holst, Ivar Johan sen, Reidar Berg, Alf Large)
6.  Italia I  5’22”5
(Arne Holst, Ivar Johansen, Reidar Berg, Alf Large)
7.  Gran Bretagna I  5’23”9
(William Coles, William McLean, R.W. Pennington Collins, George Holliday)
8.  Svizzera 2  5’25”4
(Franz  Kapus,  Rolf Spring, B. Schilter, Paul Eberhard)
11. Italia 2   5’30”2
(Nino Rovelli, Enrico Airoldi, Vittorio, Folonari, Remo Airoldi)  

1952 Oslo  (22-2)
1.  Germania I  5’07”84
(Andreas Ostler, Friedrich Kuhn, Lorenz Nieberi, Franz Kemser)
2.  Stati Uniti I  5’10”48
(Stanley Benham, Patrick Martin, Howard Crossett, James Atkinson)
3.  Svizzera I  5’11”70
(Fritz Feierabend, Albert Madórin, André Filippini, Stephan Waser)
4.  Svizzera 2  5’13”98
(Felix Endrich, Fritz Stöckli, Franz Kapus, Wemer Spring)
5.  Austria 1  5’14”74
(Kari Wagner, Franz Eckhart, Hermann Palka, Paul Aste)
6.  Svezia I  5’15”01
(Kjeil Holmström, Felix Fernstróm, Nils Landgren, Jan de Man Lapidoth)
7.  Svezia 2  5’17”86
(Gunnar Ahs, Bórje Ekedahl, Lennart Sandin, Gunnar Garpó)
8.  Argentina I  5’18”85
(Carlos Tomasi, Roberto Bordeau, Hector Tomasi, Carlos Sareistian)
10. Italia I   5’19”92
(Alessandro Rasini, Dario Colombi, Dario Poggi, Alberto Della Beffa)  
14. Italia 2   5’25”98
(Uberto Gillarduzzi, Michele Alverà, Vittorio Folonari, Luigi Cavalieri)  

1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo  (4-2)
1.  Svizzera I  5’10”44
(Franz Kapus, Gottfried Diener, Robert Alt, Heinrich Angst)
2.  Italia 2  5’12”10
(Eugenio Monti, Ulrico Giardi, Renzo Alverà, Renato Mocellini)
3.  Stati Uniti  5’12”39
(Arthur Tyler, William Dodge, Charles Butier, James Lamy)
4.  Svizzera 2  5’14”27
(Max Angst, Albert Gartmann, Harry Warburton, Rolf Gerber)
5.  Italia  5’14”66
(Dino De Martin, Giovanni DeMartin, Giovanni Tabacchi, Carlo Da Pra)
6.  Germania  5’14”66
(Hans Rösch, Martin Pössinger, Lorenz Nieberl, Silvester Wackerle, Sr.)
7.  Austria 2  5’18”29
(Loserth, Thumer, Schwarzböck, Dominik)
8.  Germania 2  5’18”50
(Franz Schefle, Jakob Nirschel, Hans Henn, Edmund Koller)

1960: non disputata

1964 Innsbruck (7-2)
1.  Canada I  4’14”46
(Victor Emery, Peter Kirby, Dougias Anakin, John Emery)
2.  Austria I  4’15”48
(Erwin Thaler, Adolf Koxeder, Josef Nairz, Reinhold Durnthaler)
3.  Italia 2  4’15”60
(Eugenio Monti, Sergio Siorpaes, Benito Rigoni, Gildo Siorpaes)
4.  Italia I  4’15”89
(Sergio Zardini, Romano Bonagura, Sergio Mocellini, Ferruccio Dalla Torre)
5.  Germania I  4’16”19
(Franz Schelle, Otto Göbl, Ludwig Siebert, Josef Sterfg
6.  Stati Uniti I  4’17”23
(William Hickey, Charies Pandolph, Reginald Benham, William Dundon)
7.  Austria 2  4’17”73
(Paul Aste, Hans Stoli, Herbert Gruber, Andreas Arnold)
8.  Svizzera 2  4’18”12
(Herbert Kiessel, Oskar Lory, Bernhard Wild, Hansrudi Beuggar)

1968 Grenoble (15-2)
1.  Italia I  2’17”39
(Eugenio Monti, Luciano De Paolis, Roberto Zandonella, Mario Armano)
2.  Austria I  2’17”48
(Erwin -Raler, Reinhold Dumthaler, Herbert Gruber, Eder Josef)
3.  Svizzera I  2’18”04
(Jean Wicki, Hans Candrian, Willi Hofmann, Walter Graf)
4.  Romania  2’18”14
(Ion Panturu, Nicoale Neagoe, Petre Hristovici, Gheorge Maftei)
5.  Rep. Fed. Germania I  2’18”33
(Horst Floth, Pepi Bader, Willi Scháfer, Frank Lange)
6.  Italia 2  2’18”36
(Gianfranco Gaspari, Leonardo Cavallini, Giuseppe Rescigno, Andrea Clemente)
7.  Francia I  2’18”84
(Francis Luiggi, Maurice Grether, Andre Patey, Gerard Monrazel)
8.  Gran Bretagna I  2’18”84
(Anthony Nash, Robin Dixon, Guy Renwick, Robin Widdows)

1972 Sapporo (11-2)
1.  Svizzera I  4’43”07
(Jean Wicki, Edy Hubacher, Hans Leutenegger, Werner  Carmichel)
2.  Italia I  4’43”83
(Nevio De Zordo, Gianni Bonichon, Adriano Frassinelli, Corrado Dal Fabbro)
3.  Rep. Fed.  Germania   4’43”92
(Wolfgang Zimmerer, Peter Utzschneider, Stefan Gaisreiter, Walter Steinbauer)
4.  Svizzera 2  4’44”56
(Hans Candrian, Heinz  Schenker, Erwin Juon, Gaudenz Beeli)
5.  Rep. Fed.  Germania 2   4’45”09
(Horst Floth, Pepi Bader,  Donat Ertel, Walter Gilik)
6.  Austria I  4’45”77
(Herbert Gruber, Josef Oberhauser, Utz Chwalla, Josef Eder)
7.  Austria 2  4’46”66
(Werner Deilekarth, Fritz Sperling, Werner Moser, Watter Deliekarth)
8.  Italia 2  4’46”73
(Gianfranco Gaspari, Luciano De Paolis, Roberto Zandonella,Mario Armano)

1976 Innsbruck (14-2)
1.  Rep. Dem. Tedesca I  3’40”43
(Meinhard Nehmer, Jochen Babock, Bernhard Germeshausen, Bernhard
Lehmann)
2.  Svizzera 2  3’40”89
(Erich Schärer, Ulrich Bächli, Rudolf Marti, Josef Benz)
3.  Rep. Fed. Germania I  3’41”37
(Woìfgang Zimmerer, Peter Utzschneider, Bodo Bittner, Manfred Schumann)
4.  Rep. Dem. Tedesca 2  3’42”44
(Horst Schönau, Horst Bernhard, Harald Seifert, Raimund Bethge)
5.  Rep. Fed. Germania 2  3’42”47
(Georg Heibl, Hans Morant, Siegfried Radant, Fritz Ohlwárter)
6.  Austria 2  3’43”21
(Wemer DeUe Karth, An dreas Schwab, Otto Breg, Franz Köfel, Heinz Krenn)
7.  Austria I  3’43”79
(Fritz Sperling, Kurt Oberholler, Gerd Zaunschirm, Dieter   Gehmacher)
8.  Romania  3’43”91
(Dragos Panaitescu, Paul Neagu, Costel Ionescu, Gheorghe Lixandru)
11. Italia 2   3’45”80
(Nevio De Zordo, Enzo Fiori, Roberto Porzio, Lino Benoni)  
12. Italia I  3’45”87
(Giorgio Alverà, Pietro Vegnuti, Adriano Bee, Francesco Butteri)  

1980 Lake Placid (24-2)
1. Rep. Dem. Tedesca I  3’59”92
(Meinhard Nehmer, Bogdan Musioi, Bemhard Genneshausen,  Hans-Jürgen Gerhardt)
2.  Svizzera I  4’00”87
(Erich Schárer, Ulrich Bächli, Rudolf Marti,  Josef Benz)
3.  Rep. Dem. Tedesca 2  4’00”97
(Horst Schanau, Roland Wetzig, Detief Richter, Andreas Kirchner)
4.  Austria I  4’02”62
(Fritz Sperling, Heinrich  Bergmüller, Franz Rednak,  Bernhard Purkrabek)
5.  Austria 2  4’02”95
(Waiter Delle Karth, Franz Paulweber, Gerd Zaunschirrn, Kurt Oberhöller)
6.  Svizzera 2  4’03”69
(Hans Hiltebrand, Ulrich  Schindier, Walter Rahm,  Armin Baumgartner)
7.  Rep. Fed. Germania I  4’04”40
(Peter Hell, Hans Wa gner,  Heinz Busche, Walter Barfuss)
8.  Romania  4’04”68
(Dragos Panaitescu, Dorei Critudor, Sandu Mitrofan, Gheorghe Lixandru)
11. Italia I   4’05”30
(Andrea Jory, Edmund Lanziner, Georg Werth, Giovanni Modena)  

1984 Sarajevo  (18-2)
1.  Rep. Dem. Tedesca I  3’20”22
(Wolfgang Hoppe, Roland Wetzig, Dietmar Schauerhammer, Andraas
Kirchner)
2.  Rep. Dem. Tedesca 2  3’20”78
(Bemhard Lehmann, Bogdan Musioi, Ingo Voge, Eberhard Weise)
3.  Svizzera I  3’21”39
(Sdvio Giobeflina, Heinz Stettier, Urs Salzmann, Rico Freiermuth)
4.  Svizzera 2  3’22”90
(Ekkehard Fasser, Hans Märchy, Kurt Poletti, Rolf Strittmatter)
5.  Stati Uniti I  3’23”33
(Jeff Jost, Joe Briski, Thomas Bames, Hai Hoye)
6.  URSS I  3’23”51
(Jänis Kipurs, Maris
Poi kans, Ivar Berzups, Aiwar Snepsts)
7.  Romania I  3’23”76
(Dorin Degan, Comel Popescu, Georghe Lixandru, Costei Petrariu)
8.  Italia 2  3’23”77
(Guerrino Ghedina, Stefano Ticci, Paolo Scaramuzza, Andrea Meneghin)
17. Italia I   3’25”51
(Alex Wolf, Georg Beikircher, Pasquale Gesuito, Umberto Prato)  

1988 Calgary  (28-2)
1.  Svizzera I  3’47”51
(Ekkehard Fasser, Kurt Meicr, Marcel Fässler, Werner Stocker)
2.  Rep. Dem. Tedesca I  3’47”58
(Woifgang Hoppe, Dietmar Schauerhammer, Bogdan Musiol, Ingo Voge)
3.  URSS 2  3’48”26
(Jänis Kipus, Guntis Osis, Jwis Tone, Vladimir Kozlov)
4.  Stati Uniti I  3’48”28
(Brent Rushlaw, Hal Hoye, Michael Wasko, William White)
5.  URSS I  3’48”35
(Maris Poikans, Olafs Klyavinch, Ivars Bersups, Juris Judzems)
6.  Austria I  3’48”65
(Peter  Kienast, Franz Siegl, Christian Mark, Kurt Teigl)
7.  Austria 2  3’48”95
(Into  Appelt,  Josef Muigg, Gerhard Redì, Harald Winkler)
8.  Rep. Dem. Tedesca 2  3’49”06
(Detlef Richter, Bodo Feri, Ludwign Jahn, Alexander Szelig)
10. Italia I   3’49”46
(Alex Wolf, Pasquale Gesuito,Georg Beikircher, Stefano Ticci)  
19. Italia 2   3’51’88
(Roberto D’Amico, Thomas Rottensteiner, Paolo Scaramuzza, Andrea Meneghin)

1992 Albertville  (22-2)
1.  Austria  3’53”90
(Ingo Appelt, Harald Winkler, Gerhard Haidacher, Thomas Schroll)
2.  Germania I  3’53”92
(Wolfgang Hoppe, Bogdan Musiol, Axel Kuhn, Rene Hannemann)
3.  Svizzera I  3’54”13
(Gustav Weder, Donat Acklin, Lorenz Schindelholz, Curdin Morell)
4.  Canada I  3’54”24
(Christopher Lori, Kenneth PL. Lebanc, Cleve Langford, David Mac Eachern )
5.  Svizzera 2  3’54”38
(Christian Meili, Bruno Gerber, Christian Reich, Gerold Loffler)
6.  Germania 2  3’54”42
(Harald Czudaj, Tino Bonk, Axel Jang, Alexander Szelig)
7.  Gran Bretagna I  3’54”89
(Mark Tout, George Farreli, Paul Field, Lenox Paul)
8.  Francia I  3’54”91
(Christophe Fiacher, Claude Dasse, Thierry Tri bondeau, Gabriel Formigue)
12. Italia I  3’55”88
(Pasquale Gesuito, Antonio Tartaglia, Paolo Canedi, Stefano Ticci)    
15. Italia 2   3’55”98
(Gunther Huber, Marco Andreatta, Thomas Ronnesteiner,  Antonio Stiffi)  

1994 Lillehammer (27-2)
1.  Germania 2  3’27”78
(Harald Czudaj, Karsten  Brannasch, Olaf Hampel, Alexander Szelig)
2.  Svizzera I  3’27”84
(Gustav Weder, Donat Ackling, Kurt Meier, Domenico Semeraro)
3.  Germania I  3’28”01
(Woifgang Hoppe, Ulf Hielscher, Rene Hannemann, Carsten Embach)
4.  Austria I  3’28”40
(Hubert Schoesser, Redl Gerhard, Winkler Harald, Gerhard Haidacher)
5.  Gran Bretagna I   3’28”87
(Mark Tout, George Farrell, Jason Wing, Lennox Paul)
6.  Austria 2  3’28”91
(Kurt Einberger, Thomas Bachler, Carsten Nentwig, Martin Schuetzenauer)
7.  Svizzera 2  3’29”33
(Christian Meili, Rene Schmidheiny, Gerry Loeffier, Christian Reich)
8.  Gean Bretagna 2   3’29”41
(Sean Olsson, John Herbert, Dean Ward, Paul Fieid)
9.   Italia 2
(Gunther Huber, Antonio Tartaglia, Bernhard Mair, Mirco Ruggiero)
22. Italia I
(Pasquale Gesuito, Paolo Canedi, Silvio Calcagno, Marcantonio Stiffi)   3’31”95

1998 Nagano   (21-2)
1.  Germania 2  2’39”41
(Christoph Langen, Markus Zimmermann, Marco Jakobs, Olaf Hampel)
2.  Svizzera I  2’40”01
(Marcel Rohner, Markus Nusseli, Markus Wasser, Beat Seiz)
3.  Gran Bretagna I  2’40”06
(Sean Olsson, Dean Martin Ward, Courtney Orville Rumbolt, Paul Jason Attwood)
3.  Francia I  2’40”06
(Bruno Mingeon, Emmanuel Hostache, Eric Lechanony,  Max Robert)
5.  Stati Uniti I  2’40”08
(Brian Shimer, Nathan Minton, Randy Jones, Garreth Hines)
6.  Lettonia I  2’40”26
(Sandis Prusis, Egils Bojars, Janis Ozols, Janis Elsins)
7.  Svizzera 2  2’40”28
(Christian Reich, Steve Anderhub, Thomas Handschin, Cedric Grand)
8.  Germania I  2’40”32
(Harald Czudaj, Torsten Voss, Steffen Goermer, Alexander  Szelig)
14. Italia I   2’41’43
(Guenther Huber, Antonio Tartaglia, Massimiliano Rota, Marco  Menchini)    
20. Italia 2  2’43”02
(Fabrizio Tosini, Andrea Pais de Libera,Enrico Costa, Sergio Chianella)

2002 Salt Lake City (22/23-2)
1.  Germania 2  3’07”51
(Andre Lange, Enrico Kuehn,  Kevin Kuske, Carsten Embach)
2.  Stati Uniti 1  3’07”81
(Todd Hays, Randy Jones, Bill Schuffenhauer, Garrett Hines)
3.  Stati Uniti 2  3’07”86
(Biran Shimer, Mike Kohn, Doug Sharp, Dan Steele)
4.  Svizzera 1  3’07”95
(Martin Annen, Silvio Schauffelberger,Beat Hefti, Cedric Grand)
5.  Francia 1  3’08”56
(Bruno Imngeon, Eric Le Chanony, Christophe Fouquet, Alexandre Arbez)
6.  Svizzera 2  3’08”59
(Christian Reich, Steve Anderhub, Guido Acklin, Urs Aeberhard)
7.  Lettonia 1  3’09”’6
(Sandis Prusis, Marcis Rullis, Janis Silarajs, Janis Ozols)
8.  Russia 1  3’09”15
(Evgeni Popov, Piotr Makartchuk, Sergei Golubev,  Dmitri Stepuschkin)
19. Italia 1  3’10”96
(Fabrizio Tosini, Andrea  Pais De Libera, Massimiliano  Rota, Giona Cividino)

2006 Torino  (25-2)
1. Germania-1  3'40''42
(Lange Andre, Hoppe Rene, Kuske Kevin, Putze Martin)
2. Russia-1  3'40''55
(Zoubkov Alexandre, Egorov Filipp, Seliverstov Alexej, Voevoda Alexey)
3. Svizzera-1  3'40''83
(Annen Martin, Lamparter Thomas, Hefti Beat, Grand Cedric)
4. Canada-1  3'40''92
(Lueders Pierre, Kotyk Ken, Alexander Morgan, Brown Lascelles)
5. Germania-2  3'41''04
(Spies Rene, Heyder Christoph, Kuehn Enrico, Metzger Alexander)
6. USA-2  3'41''36
(Holcomb Steven, Tomasevicz Curt, Schuffenhauer Bill, Smith III Lorenzo)
7. USA-1  3'41''44
(Hays Todd, Jovanovic Pavle, Mesler Steve, Kreitzburg Brock)
8. Svizzera-2  3'41''80
(Rueegg Ivo, Gees Andi, Handschin Roman, Aebli Christian)
11. Italia-2  3'42''61
(Tosini Fabrizio, Ottolino Luca, De Sanctis Antonio, Morbidelli Giorgio)
12. Italia-1 3'42''84
(Bertazzo Simone, Romanini Samuele, Torchio Matteo, Sacco Omar)

2010 Vancouver   (27/2)
1.USA  1  (Steven Holcomb,Justin Olsen,Steve Mesler,Curtis Tomasevicz) 3:24.46
2.GERMANIA 1 (Andre Lange,Alexander Roediger,Kevin Kuske,Martin Putze) 3:24.84
3.CANADA 1 (Lyndon Rusch,Chris Le Bihan,David Bissett,Lascelles Brown9 3:24.85
4.GERMANIA 2 (Thomas Floerschuetz,Ronny Listner,Richard Adjei,Andreas Barucha) 3:25.58
5.CANADA 2 (Pierre Lueders,Justin Kripps,Jesse Lumdsen,Neville Wright) 3:25.60
6.SVIZZERA 1 (Ivo Rueegg,Thomas Lamparter,Beat Hefti,Cedric Grand) 3:25.71
7.GERMANIA 3 (Karl Angerer,Alex Mann,Andreas Bredau,Gregor Bermbach) 3:26.06
8.RUSSIA 3 (Evgeni Popov,Denis Moseychenkov,Andrev Yurkov,Alexeiy Kireev) 3:26.13
9.ITALIA 1 (Simone Bertazzo,Samuele Romanini,Danilo Santarsiero,Mirko Turri) 3:26.5