1) Bojan Kotsev (Bulgaria Team)39h 23m 42s
2) André Durnez (Belgium)39h 27m 33s
3) Marcel Leboutte (Belgium)39h 30m 20s
4) Wieslaw Jarzebski (Poland) 39h 31m 09s
5) Wolfgang Grabo (DDR Germany) 39h 31m 41s
6) Lex Van Kreuningen (Netherlands)39h 32m 29s
7) Janez Zirovnik (Yugoslavia) 39h 33m 04s
8) Marin Iliev (Bulgaria Team) 39h 33m 05s
9) Klaus Kellermann (DDR Germany) 39h 33m 48s
10) Martin Giese (DDR Germany) 39h 33m 55s
11) Nevenko Valcic (Yugoslavia) 39h 36m 30s
12) Stefan Neytchev (Burgas Team) 39h 36m 46s
13) Andrzej Piechaczek (Poland)39h 36m 06s
14) Pierre Germis (Belgium) 39h 38m 06s
15) Ivan Bobekov (CDNA Sofija Team) 39h 38m 27s
16) Kazimierz Bednarczyk (Poland)39h 38m 53s
17) Ivan Todorov (Bulgaria Team)39h 38m 59s
18) Jan Desmet (Belgium) 39h 39m 33s
19) Dimitar Kolev (Lokomotiv Sofija Team)39h 41m 14s
20) Jan Janssen (Netherlands)39h 43m 34s


Team Ranking

1) Bulgaria (Bojan Kotsev/Marin Iliev/Ivan Todorov/Stojan Georgiev/Dimitar Kotev……………………………………………………………………..118h 22m 13s
2) DDR Germany……………………………………………………..118h 28m 47s
3) Belgium…………………………………………………………….118h 29m 49s



Note:Again, and besides, no need to say, 1968 Tour de France winner Jan Janssen, of all participating riders to this edition, worth mentioning are Henryk Kowalski, 1957 & 1961 Tour of Poland winner and Klaus Ampler, 1963 Peace Race/Course de la Paix winner.

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