1. Denmark (Verner Blaudzun, Per Norup Emil Hansen, Ole Højlund Pedersen, Flemming Wisborg) DEN 2h09'03"
2. Netherlands (Eddy Beugels, Tiemen Groen, Harry Steevens, Marinus Wagtmans) NED 2h09'27"
3. Italy (Attilio Benfatto, Luciano Dalla Bona, Mino Denti, Pietro Guerra) ITA
4. France (Bernard Guyot, Robert Hiltenbrand, Gérald Swaertvaeger, Jean-Pierre Danguillaume) FRA 2h10'12"
5. Soviet Union (Victor Tcherevko, Alexandre Dohliakov, Pepp Iyffert, Vladimir Urbanovitch) URS 2h11'07"
6. Sweden National Team (Erik 'Fåglum' Pettersson, Sture 'Fåglum' Pettersson, Tomas 'Fåglum' Pettersson, Gösta 'Fåglum' Pettersson) SWE 2h11'43"
7. East Germany (Lothar Appler, Günter Hoffmann, Axel Peschel, Dieter Vogelsang) DDR 2h12'25"
8. Czechoslovakia (Daniel Grac, Jan Smolík, Milos Hrazdíra, Jan Wenczel) CZE 2h12'49"
9. Spain (Salvador Canet, Gabino Erenozaga, J.a. Gonzalez Linares, Jesus Ochotorena) SPA 2h13'06"
10. Poland (Zenon Czechowski, Marian Kegel, Jan Magiera, Rajmund Zielinski) POL 2h13'48"
11. West Germany (Siegfried Adler, Martin Gombert, Dieter Leitner, Horst Ruster) FDR 2h14'14"
12. Austria (Kristian Peter Johannes Ansgar Frisch, Hans Furian, Hans Königshofer, Kurt Schattelbauer) AUT 2h14'43"
13. Norway (Ørnulf Andresen, Thorleif Andresen, Töre Milsett, Siggen Realfsen) NOR 2h15'25"
14. Belgium (Romain Furniere, Roger Genne, Jean Wouters, André Zwaenepoel) BEL 2h15'42"
15. Luxemburg (Johny Back, Roger Gilson, Roland Smaniotto, Robert Treis) LUX 2h19'09"
16. Uruguay (Orlando Aguirre, Oscar Almada, Francisco Perez Sanchez, Franklin Plazeres) URU 2h19'24"
17. Great Britain (B Breedon, Trevor Morgan, Achile Rochford, Martin Rochford) GBR 2h28'05"
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