Fencing at the 1976 Summer Olympics

Dates 20 – 29 July 1976
Medal Events 8

The fencing tournament took place at the Stade d’Hiver on the campus of University of Montréal with the same six events for men and two for women that had been contested since 1960.

For the second games in succession Europe swept up all the medals but this time there was greater parity between East and West. The Soviet Union were the most successful nation both in winning gold medals (3) and total medals (7) with West Germany the other nation to pick up more than one Olympic title. Viktor Krovopuskov of the USSR was the only double gold medallist of the Games.

Thomas Bach, member of the victorious West German foil team, would later take a number of leading roles in the Olympic Movement, replacing Jacques Rogge as the President of the IOC in 2013.

Events

Event Status Date Participants NOCs
Foil, Individual, Men Olympic 20 – 21 July 1976 56 23
Foil, Team, Men Olympic 24 – 25 July 1976 63 14
Épée, Individual, Men Olympic 22 – 23 July 1976 64 26
Épée, Team, Men Olympic 28 – 29 July 1976 86 19
Sabre, Individual, Men Olympic 21 – 22 July 1976 45 18
Sabre, Team, Men Olympic 26 – 27 July 1976 63 14
Foil, Individual, Women Olympic 23 – 24 July 1976 48 20
Foil, Team, Women Olympic 27 – 28 July 1976 61 13
281 (211/70) 34 (32/20)

Medals

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Foil, Individual, Men Fabio Dal ZottoITA Aleksandr RomankovURS Bernard TalvardFRA
Foil, Team, Men West GermanyFRG ItalyITA FranceFRA
Épée, Individual, Men Alexander PuschFRG Hans-Jürgen HehnFRG Győző KulcsárHUN
Épée, Team, Men SwedenSWE West GermanyFRG SwitzerlandSUI
Sabre, Individual, Men Viktor KrovopuskovURS Vladimir NazlymovURS Viktor SidyakURS
Sabre, Team, Men Soviet UnionURS ItalyITA RomaniaROU
Foil, Individual, Women Ildikó Schwarczenberger-TordasiHUN Maria Consolata CollinoITA Yelena BelovaURS
Foil, Team, Women Soviet UnionURS FranceFRA HungaryHUN

Medal table

NOC Gold Silver Bronze Total
Soviet Union URS 3 2 2 7
West Germany FRG 2 2 0 4
Italy ITA 1 3 0 4
Hungary HUN 1 0 2 3
Sweden SWE 1 0 0 1
France FRA 0 1 2 3
Romania ROU 0 0 1 1
Switzerland SUI 0 0 1 1