1983 in sport
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Athletics
- July 3rd: With Colorado Springs, Evelyn Ashford improves the world records of the 100 meters (female) in 10,79 S.
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First world championship of athletics IAAF to Helsinki.
Automobile
- Nelson Piquet gains the championship of the world of Formula 1 at the wheel of a Brabham - BMW.
Baseball
- World Series: - the Baltimore Orioles gain the title 4 handles with 1 vis-a-vis the Philadelphia Phillies
- Finale of the championship of France: Paris CPU beats Meyzieu
Basketball
- NBA : The Philadelphia Sixers are champions NBA by beating the Los Angeles Lakers in 4 handles.
- NCAA : The university of North Carolina is champion by beating finally the university of Houston
- Limoges champion of France.
Cycling
- Turn of Italy: Giuseppe Saronni (Italy)
- Tour de France: Laurent Fignon (France)
- Championship of the world of cycling on road: Greg LeMond (the United States)
Football
- FC Nantes gains the Championnat of France of football
- June 11th. Paris Saint-Germain finally gains the 2nd Coupe de France of its history by being essential 3-2 vis-a-vis FC Nantes.
American football
- January 30th: Super Bowl XVII: Washington Redskins 27, Miami Dolphins 17. detailed Article: Final Season NFL 1982
- of the championship of France: Spartacus Paris beats Blue Anges Joinville
Hockey
- the New York Islanders gain the Coupe Stanley.
- Cut Magnus: Saint-Gervais champion of France.
- Swiss Davos champion of .
- the Soviet Union gains the championship of the world.
Swimming
- August 3rd: To Clovis (California), Rick Carey carries the world records of the 200 m back to 1 ' 58" 93 .
- August 6th: In Clovis (California), Rick Carey carries, the same day, the world records of the 100 m back to 55" 44 , then with 55" 38 .
- August 21st: To Caracas, Rick Carey carries the world records of the 100 m back to 55" 19 .
- August 22nd: To Caracas, the team of the United States, made up of Rowdy Sheaths, Steve Lundquist, Matt Gribble and Rick Carey carries the world records of the relay 4x100 m 4 strokes with 3 ' 40" 42 .
Rugby with XIII
- XIII Catalan champion of France.
Rugby with XV
- the France and the Ireland gain the Tournoi.
- detailed Article: Five Nations tournament 1983
- the ACE Béziers is champion of France.
Alpine skiing
- World cup
- the American Phil Mahre gains the general classification of the World cup.
- American the Tamara McKinney gains the general classification of the female World cup.
Tennis
- January 23rd: After having gained 77 titles in “Simple Sirs” ( to see various Records since the beginnings of tennis ), including 61 recorded by the ATP, used by a demanding style, Björn Borg, at only 26 years, announces its retirement.
- Mats Wilander gains the male tournament, Martina Navrátilová is essential at the female ones.
- Tournoi of Roland-Garros
- Yannick Noah gains the male tournament the June 5th, Chris Evert gains in the female table.
- Tournoi of Wimbledon
- John McEnroe gains the male tournament, Martina Navrátilová is essential at the female ones.
- US Open
- Jimmy Connors gains the male tournament, Martina Navrátilová gains at the female ones.
- December 28th: In Kooyang of Melbourne the Australia beats finally the Sweden 3-2 and gains the edition 1983 of the Coupe Davis.
- detailed Article: Coupe Davis 1983
Births
- January 14th: Mauricio Soler, runner cyclist Colombia N.
- January 15th: Emmanuel Chedal, skijumper French.
- January 19th: Ronny Turiaf, basketball player French evolving/moving in the championship NBA.
- January 24th: Scott Speed, racing driver American of Formula 1.
- January 26th: Dimitri Szarzewski, player of Rugby to XV French.
- January 28th: Kimmo Yliriesto, skijumper Finnish.
- February 8th: Pierre Roger, swimmer French, specialist in the Backstroke.
- February 7th: Christian Klien, racing driver Austrian of Formula 1.
- February 16th: Tuomo Ruutu, professional player Finnish of Hockey ( winger ), evolving/moving in LNH.
- February 23rd: Mirco Bergamasco, player of Rugby to XV Italy N.
- February 25th: Ronny Carlos da Silva ( Ronny ), Football or Brazil IEN.
- March 30th: Margaret Hoelzer, swimmer states-unienne specialist in the Backstroke.
- 1 {{er}} April :
- Franck Ribéry, Football or French.
- Jussi Jokinen, player Finnish of Hockey.
- April 15th: Ilya Kovalchuk, Russian player of Hockey in NHL.
- April 17th: Miguel Will pull up, player of Baseball
- April 18th: François Clerc, Football or French.
- May 2nd: Dani Sordo, racing driver (Rally WRC) Spanish.
- May 7th: Alexander Legkov (in Russian АлександрГеннадьевичЛегков ), cross-country skier Russian.
- May 12th: Virginia Razzano, French tennis player .
- May 15th: Jamal Sampson, American player of Basketball evolving/moving in NBA.
- May 23rd: Mickaël Gelabale, basketball player French evolving/moving in the championship NBA.
- May 25th: Daniel Albrecht, alpine skier Swiss.
- May 27th: Bobby Convey, player of American Football
- June 6th :
- Joe Rokocoko, player of Rugby to XV New Zealand
- Manual Juan Leguizamón, player of Rugby to XV Argentinian.
- June 8th: Kim Clijsters, Belgian tennis player .
- June 13rd: Jason Spezza, Canadian hockey player on ice , evolving/moving in the National league of hockey.
- June 14th: Fabien Patanchon, French professional racing cyclist.
- June 23rd: Vincent Gragnic, Football or French.
- June 28th: Joerg Ritzerfeld, German skijumper .
- June 29th: Giancarlo Maldonado, Football or Venezuelan.
- July 5th: Jie Zheng, Chinese tennis player .
- July 12th: Yarelis Barrios, cuban athlete , practitioner the Throwing the discus, bronze medal with the Championships of the world 2007.
- July 13rd: Xiang Liu, athlete Chinese, Olympic champion of the 110 meters hurdles to the Plays of Athens in 2004.
- July 14th :
- Igor Andreev, Russian tennis player.
- July 26th: Tiziano Dall' Antonia, racing cyclist Italy N.
- August 13rd: Loris Facci, Italian swimmer.
- August 26th: Magnus Moan, Norwegian skier , Scandinavian specialist in Combined, world champion by team in 2005.
- August 30th: Gustavo Eberto, Argentinian footballer , Goalkeeper of Boca Juniors. († September 3rd 2007).
- September 10th: Jérémy Toulalan, footballer French.
- September 27th: Jay Bouwmeester player of Canadian Hockey .
- September 28th: Michael Kraus, Handball German or , world champion 2007.
- October 14th: Renato Civelli, Football Argentinian or .
- October 15th: Bruno Senna, racing driver Brazil IEN.
- November 6th: Nicole Hosp, alpine skier Austrian, world champion of giant slalom in 2007.
- November 11th: Philip Lahm, Football German or.
- November 15th: Fernando Verdasco, Spanish tennis player .
- November 22nd: Peter Niemeyer, Football German or .
- November 24th: Marc Berthod, alpine skier Swiss.
- December 2nd: Eugene To throw, American player of Basketball.
- December 6th: Bryan Habana, player of Rugby to XV South-African
Principal deaths
- January 20th: Garrincha, Brazilian footballer, world champion 1958 and 1962. (° October 28th 1933).
- January 26th: LED Rice, player of Baseball
- February 22nd:
- Romain Maes, Belgian cyclist.
- Paolo Pedretti, racing cyclist Italy N, Olympic champion of the continuation by team to the Plays of Los Angeles in 1932. (° January 22nd 1906).
- March 13rd: Louison Bobet, cyclist French
- April 23rd: Buster Crabbe, American Swimmer
- May 31st: Jack American Dempsey, Boxing ur, world champion of weight-heavy of 1919 with 1926. (° June 24th 1895).
- June 29th: Joe Delaney, 24 years, American player of foot. U.S., Kansas City Chiefs. (° October 30th 1958).
- July 7th: Vic Wertz, player of Baseball
- August 4th: Alfred Nakache (known as Artem ), swimmer French. (° November 18th 1915).
- September 8th: Antonin Magne, 79 years, cyclist French. (° February 15th 1904).
- October 31st: George Hauled, 88 years, American player of football U.S, trainer of the Chicago Bears in NFL. (° February 2nd 1895).
- November 15th: Charlie Grimm, player of Baseball
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