1981 World Ice Hockey Championships - World Championship Group B (Italy)

World Championship Group B (Italy)

Played in Sëlva March 20-9. The hosts went undefeated to win, led by former Pittsburgh Penguin and Edmonton Oiler Wayne Bianchin.

Team Games Won Drawn Lost Points difference Points
9 Italy 7 6 1 0 38 - 18 13
10 Poland 7 5 1 1 49 - 25 11
11 Switzerland 7 4 2 1 28 - 20 10
12 East Germany 7 4 1 2 37 - 25 9
13 Romania 7 2 0 5 25 - 30 4
14 Norway 7 2 0 5 21 - 39 4
15 Yugoslavia 7 1 1 5 23 - 44 3
16 Japan 7 1 0 6 18 - 38 2

Italy was promoted to Group B, both Yugoslavia and Japan were relegated to Group C.

20 March East Germany 4-3
 Japan

26 March Romania 5-6
 Poland

20 March Switzerland 5-2
 Norway

20 March Italy 6-4
 Yugoslavia

21 March Switzerland 3-3
 Poland

21 March Japan 0-2
 Norway

21 March East Germany 11-3
 Yugoslavia

21 March Italy 3-2
 Romania

23 March Romania 1-6
 East Germany

23 March Poland 13-4
 Norway

23 March Japan 7-3
 Yugoslavia

23 March Italy 4-2
 Switzerland

24 March Japan 2-11
 Poland

24 March Yugoslavia 3-2
 Romania

24 March Italy 6-1
 Norway

24 March Switzerland 2-1
 East Germany

26 March Yugoslavia 4-4
 Switzerland

26 March Romania 5-1
 Japan

26 March East Germany 6-3
 Norway

26 March Italy 4-1
 Poland

28 March Norway 6-2
 Yugoslavia

28 March Switzerland 8-3
 Romania

28 March East Germany 3-7
 Poland

28 March Italy 9-2
 Japan

29 March Yugoslavia 4-8
 Poland

29 March Norway 3-7
 Romania

29 March Switzerland 4-3
 Japan

29 March Italy 6-6
 East Germany

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