1986 World Karate Championships

1986 World Karate Championships
Host city Australia Sydney, Australia
Dates November 21–25
<  1984 1988  >

The 1986 WUKO World Karate Championships are the 8th edition of the World Karate Championships, and were held in Sydney, Australia from November 21 to November 25, 1986.[1][2][3][4] [5]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual kata Tsuguo Sakamoto
 Japan
Tomoyuki Aihara
 Japan
Dario Marchini
 Italy
Team kata  Japan  France  Yugoslavia
Kumite −60 kg Hideto Nakano
 Japan
Y. Uchi
 Japan
Steve McKinnon
 Great Britain
Rudolphe Vallée
 France
Kumite −65 kg Eizu Kondo
 Japan
Yuichi Suzuki
 Japan
Erik Piispa
 Finland
Marc Van Reybrouck
 Belgium
Kumite −70 kg Thierry Masci
 France
Kyo Hayashi
 Japan
Manuel Monzon
 Canada
Maurice Negro
 Switzerland
Kumite −75 kg Kenneth Leeuwin
 Netherlands
José Carlos de Oliveira
 Brazil
Tom Lilovac
 Australia
Ian Napier
 Australia
Kumite −80 kg Jacques Tapol
 France
Pat McKay
 Great Britain
José Manuel Egea
 Spain
Gianluca Guazzaroni
 Italy
Kumite +80 kg Vic Charles
 Great Britain
Geoff Thompson
 Great Britain
Waldemar Rauch
 West Germany
Frank Bura
 Denmark
Kumite open Karl Daggfeldt
 Sweden
Claudio Guazzaroni
 Italy
Dudley Josepa
 Netherlands
José Manuel Egea
 Spain
Team kumite  Great Britain  France  Sweden
 Italy

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual kata Mie Nakayama
 Japan
Miki Hashimoto
 Japan
Claire Curtis
 Australia
Team kata  Chinese Taipei  Japan  United States
Kumite −53 kg Sari Kauria
 Finland
Yumi Yanagisawa
 Japan
Yuko Hasama
 Japan
Sari Laine
 Finland
Kumite −60 kg Ritva Varelius
 Finland
Molly Samuel
 Great Britain
Solveig Hansen
 Norway
Christine Ferguson
 Australia
Kumite +60 kg Guus van Mourik
 Netherlands
Kari Lunde
 Norway
Keiko Kawano
 Japan
Yvette Bryan
 Great Britain

Medal table

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Japan 57214
2 Great Britain 2327
3 France 2215
4 Finland 2024
5 Netherlands 2013
6 Sweden 1012
7 Chinese Taipei 1001
8 Italy 0134
9 Norway 0112
10 Brazil 0101
11 Australia 0044
12 Spain 0022
13 Belgium 0011
 Canada 0011
 Denmark 0011
  Switzerland 0011
 United States 0011
 West Germany 0011
 Yugoslavia 0011
Total 15 15 26 56

References

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