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Gymnastique : Palmarès JO – Sport Gymnastique : palmarès JO - sport. Concours général (hommes). ANNÉE OR ARGENT BRONZE 1900 Gustave Sandras (France) Noël Bas (France) Lucien Démanet (France) 1904 Julius Lenhart (Autriche) Wilhelm Weber Adolf Spinnler (Suisse) (Allemagne) 1906 (cinqPierre Payssé (France) Alberto Braglia (Italie) Georges Charmoille épreuves) (France) 1906 (six Pierre Payssé (France) Alberto Braglia (Italie) Georges Charmoille épreuves) (France) 1908 Alberto Braglia (Italie) Walter Tysal (Grande- Louis Ségura (France) Bretagne) 1912 Alberto Braglia (Italie) Louis Ségura (France) Adolfo Tunesi (Italie) 1920 Giorgio Zampori (Italie) Marcos Torrès (France) Jean Gounot (France) 1924 Leon Stukelj (Yougoslavie) Robert Prazák Bedrich Supcik (Tchécoslovaquie) (Tchécoslovaquie) 1928 Georges Miez (Suisse) Hermann Hänggi (Suisse) Leon Stukelj (Yougoslavie) 1932 Romeo Neri (Italie) Istvan Pelle (Hongrie) Heikki Savolainen (Finlande) 1936 Alfred Schwarzmann Eugen Mack (Suisse) Konrad Frey (Allemagne) (Allemagne) 1948 Veikko Huhtanen Walter Lehmann (Suisse) Paavo Aaltonen (Finlande) (Finlande) 1952 Viktor Chukarin (URSS) Grant Schaginyan (URSS) Josef Stalder (Suisse) 1956 Viktor Chukarin (URSS) Takashi Ono (Japon) Yuri Titov (URSS) 1960 Boris Shakhlin (URSS) Takashi Ono (Japon) Yuri Titov (URSS) 1964 Yukio Endo (Japon) Shuji Tsurumi (Japon), - Boris Shakhlin (URSS) et Viktor Lisitsky (URSS) 1968 Sawao Kato (Japon) Mikhail Voronin (URSS) Akinori Nakayama (Japon) 1972 Sawao Kato (Japon) Eizo Kenmotsu (Japon) Akinori Nakayama (Japon) 1976 Nikolai Andrianov (URSS) Sawao Kato (Japon) Mitsuo Tsukahara (Japon) 1980 Aleksandr Dityatin (URSS) Nikolai Andrianov (URSS) Stoyan Delchev (Bulgarie) 1984 Koji Gushiken (Japon) Peter Vidmar (États-Unis) Li Ning (Chine) 1988 Vladimir Artemov (URSS) Valeri Lyukin (URSS) Dimitri Bilozerchev (URSS) 1992 Vitali Scherbo (CEI) Grigori Misyutin (CEI) Valeri Belenki (CEI) 1996 Xiaoshuang Li (Chine) Alexei Nemov (Russie) Vitali Scherbo (Biélorussie) 2000 Alexei Nemov (Russie) Yang Wei (Chine) Oleksandr Beresch (Ukraine) 2004 Paul Hamm (États-Unis) Dae Eun Kim (Corée du Tae Young Yang (Corée du Sud) Sud) - sport. Concours général par équipes (hommes) ANNÉE OR ARGENT BRONZE 1904 États-Unis (Philadelphia États-Unis (New York États-Unis (Chicago Central Turngemeinde) Turnverein) Turnverein) 1906 Norvège Danemark Italie 1908 Suède Norvège Finlande 1912 Italie Hongrie Grande-Bretagne 1920 Italie Belgique France 1924 Italie France Suisse 1928 Suisse Tchécoslovaquie Yougoslavie 1932 Italie États-Unis Finlande 1936 Allemagne Suisse Finlande 1948 Finlande Suisse Hongrie 1952 URSS Suisse Finlande 1956 URSS Japon Finlande 1960 Japon URSS Italie 1964 Japon URSS Allemagne de l'Ouest 1968 Japon URSS Allemagne de l'Est 1972 Japon URSS Allemagne de l'Est 1976 Japon URSS Allemagne de l'Est 1980 URSS Allemagne de l'Est Hongrie 1984 États-Unis Chine Japon 1988 URSS Allemagne de l'Est Japon 1992 CEI Chine Japon 1996 Russie Chine Ukraine 2000 Chine Ukraine Russie 2004 Japon États-Unis Roumanie - sport. Barres parallèles (hommes) ANNÉE OR ARGENT BRONZE Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) 1 / 1.
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