Changes: Gymnastics

Revision as of 01:52, 12 August 2012

Gymnastics is the general sport category that encompasses the three disciplines of the sport: Artistic Gymnastics, Rhythmic Gymnastics, and Trampoline.

Men's Artistic Gymnastics has six apparatus and eight total medal events each Olympics while the women have four apparatus and six medal events.

Artistic Gymnastics Men

Team

YEAR	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
1904	United States of America	United States of America	United States of America
1908	Sweden	Norway	Finland
1912	Italy	Hungary	Great Britain
1920	Italy	Belgium	France
1924	Italy	France	Switzerland
1928	Switzerland	Czechoslovakia	Yugoslavia
1932	Italy	United States of America	Finland
1936	Germany	Switzerland	Finland
1948	Finland	Switzerland	Hungary
1952	Soviet Union	Switzerland	Finland
1956	Soviet Union	Japan	Finland
1960	Japan	Soviet Union	Italy
1964	Japan	Soviet Union	Germany
1968	Japan	Soviet Union	East Germany
1972	Japan	Soveit Union	East Germany
1977	Japan	Soviet Union	East Germany
1980	Soviet Union	East Germany	Hungary
1984	United States of America	China	Japan
1988	Soviet Union	East Germany	Japan
1992	Unified Team	China	Japan
1996	Russia	China	Ukraine
2000	China	Ukraine	Russia
2004	Japan	United States of America	Romania
2008	China	Japan	United States of America
2012	China	Japan	Great Britain

Individual All-Around

YEAR	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
1900	Gustave Sandras (FRA)	Noel Bas (FRA)	Lucien Demanet (FRA)
1904	Julius Lenhart (USA)	Wilhelm Weber (GER)	Adolf Spinnler (SWI)
1908	Alberto Braglia (ITA)	Walter Tysall (GBR)	Louis Segura (FRA)
1912	Alberto Braglia (ITA)	Louis Segura (FRA)	Adolfo Tunesi (ITA)
1920	Giorgio Zampori (ITA)	Marco Torres (FRA)	Jean Gounot (FRA)
1924	Leon Stukelj (YUG)	Robert Prazak (TCH)	Bedrich Supcik (TCH)
1928	Georges Miez (SWI)	Hermann Hanggi (SWI)	Leon Stukelj (YUG)
1932	Romeo Neri (ITA)	Istvan Pelle (HUN)	Heikki Savolainen (FIN)
1936	Alfred Schwarzmann (GER)	Eugen Mack (SWI)	Konrad Frey (GER)
1948	Veikko Huhtanen (FIN)	Walter Lehmann (SWI)	Paavo Aaltonen (FIN)
1952	Viktor Chukarin (URS)	Grant Shaginyan (URS)	Josef Stalder (SWI)
1956	Viktor Chukarin (URS)	Takashi Ono (JPN)	Yuri Titov (URS)
1960	Boris Shakhlin (URS)	Takashi Ono (JPN)	Yuri Titov (URS)
1964	Yukio Endo (JPN)	Viktor Lisitsky (URS) Boris Shakhlin (URS Shuji Tsurumi (JPN)	none awarded

To learn more visit the pages for each of the disciplines.

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 |[[Robert Prazak]] ([[Czechoslovakia|TCH]])
 |[[Bedrich Supcik]] ([[Czechoslovakia|TCH]])
+|-
+|[[Gymnastics 1928|1928]]
+|[[Georges Miez]] ([[Switzerland|SWI]])
+|[[Hermann Hanggi]] ([[Switzerland|SWI]])
+|[[Leon Stukelj]] ([[Yugoslavia|YUG]])
+|-
+|[[Gymnastics 1932|1932]]
+|[[Romeo Neri]] ([[Italy|ITA]])
+|[[Istvan Pelle]] ([[Hungary|HUN]])
+|[[Heikki Savolainen]] ([[Finland|FIN]])
+|-
+|[[Gymnastics 1936|1936]]
+|[[Alfred Schwarzmann]] ([[Germany|GER]])
+|[[Eugen Mack]] ([[Switzerland|SWI]])
+|
+[[Konrad Frey]] ([[Germany|GER]])
+|-
+|[[Gymnastics 1948|1948]]
+|[[Veikko Huhtanen]] ([[Finland|FIN]])
+|[[Walter Lehmann]] ([[Switzerland|SWI]])
+|[[Paavo Aaltonen]] ([[Finland|FIN]])
+|-
+|[[Gymnastics 1952|1952]]
+|[[Viktor Chukarin]] ([[Soviet Union|URS]])
+|[[Grant Shaginyan]] ([[Soviet Union|URS]])
+|[[Josef Stalder]] ([[Switzerland|SWI]])
+|-
+|[[Gymnastics 1956|1956]]
+|[[Viktor Chukarin]] ([[Soviet Union|URS]])
+|[[Takashi Ono]] ([[Japan|JPN]])
+|[[Yuri Titov]] ([[Soviet Union|URS]])
+|-
+|[[Gymnastics 1960|1960]]
+|[[Boris Shakhlin]] ([[Soviet Union|URS]])
+|[[Takashi Ono]] ([[Japan|JPN]])
+|[[Yuri Titov]] ([[Soviet Union|URS]])
+|-
+|[[Gymnastics 1964|1964]]
+|[[Yukio Endo]] ([[Japan|JPN]])
+|
+[[Viktor Lisitsky]] ([[Soviet Union|URS]])
+[[Boris Shakhlin]] ([[Soviet Union|URS]]
+[[Shuji Tsurumi]] ([[Japan|JPN]])
+|none awarded
 |}