1. Italy (Pietro Guerra, Luciano Dalla Bona, Giacomo Denti, Giuseppe Soldi) ITA 2h22'03
2. Spain (Mariano Díaz Díaz, José Manuel López Rodríguez, José Manuel Lasa Urquia, Domingo Perurena Tellechea) SPA 2h22'30
3. France (André Desvages, Gérard Swertvaeger, Henri Heintz, Claude Lechatelier) FRA 2h24'06
4. Netherlands (Eddy Beugels, Daan Holst, Harry Steevens, Harry Van Piere) NED 2h24'28
5. East Germany (Klaus Ampler, Manfred Dähne, Günter Hoffmann, Axel Peschel) DDR 2h24'30
6. Poland (Zygfrid Jarema, Marian Kegel, Emil Szpitalny, Rajmund Zielinski) POL 2h25'58
7. Soviet Union (Anatoly Olizarenko, Aleksey Petrov, Stanislas Cheppel, Alexei Dochliakov) URS 2h26'20
8. Denmark (Verner Blaudzun, Mogens Frey Jensen, Lars Nielsen, Ole Ritter) DEN 2h26'25
9. Sweden National Team (Sven Hamrin, Erik 'Fåglum' Pettersson, Gösta 'Fåglum' Pettersson, Curt Söderlund) SWE 2h26'43
10. West Germany (Ortwin Czarnowski, Ernst Jöhnk, Ferdinand Credo, Siegfried Adler) FDR 2h28'08
11. Argentina (Carlos Miguel Álvarez Seibanes, Juan Alvez, Roberto Florencio Breppe Sokosoppi, Delmo Desmastro) ARG 2h28"09
12. Czechoslovakia (Pavel Dolezal, Daniel Grac, Josef Volf, Jiri Wenczel) CZE 2h28"15
13. Austria (Robert Csenar, Hans Königshofer, Ludwig Kretz, Gottfried Wiesinger) AUT 2h29"20
14. Norway (Ørnulf Andresen, Thorleif Andresen, Harald Christiansen, Cato Norbeck) NOR 2h29"36
15. Belgium (Etienne Buysse, Roger Genne, Herman Stevens, Eddy Van Audenaerde) BEL 2h29'59
16. Colombia (Severo Hernández, Carlos Montoya, Gliserio Penagos, Javier Amado Suárez) COL 2h31"39
17. Switzerland (Peter Abt, Louis Genoud, Rolf Plüss, René Rutschmann) SWI 2h34"05
18. Japan (F Fujikura, Hirotsugu Fukuhara, Yos Kubo, Yoshio Shimura) JPN 2h34"21
19. Great Britain (John Bettinson, Mike Cowley, Colin Lewis, Leslie West) GBR 2h34'27
20. Turkey (Gürol Atasoy, hasan Yurt, Mustafa Cengiz, Rifat Caliskan) TUR 2h36"43
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