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Team, Men

Date	26 – 31 August 1960
Status	Olympic
Location	Centro Federale, Passo Corese / Palazzo dei Congressi, Roma / Poligono Umberto I, Roma / Stadio Olimpico del Nuoto, Roma / Circolo del Golf di Roma Acquasanta, Roma
Participants	51 from 17 countries
Format	Scoring by point tables. Team scores totalled from adjusted individual scores. Scores adjusted in the fencing competition. Three-man scores with all scores counting.

The two best teams in the world were Hungary and the Soviet Union. The Soviets had won the World Championships in 1957-59. But the individual standings told the tale. The three Hungarian athletes, Ferenc Németh, Imre Nagy, and András Balczó, finished 1-2-4, and won the gold medal easily. Although they placed only fifth in the riding, they moved into the lead with a top performance in fencing and were never headed. The Soviet Union won the silver medal. They were only in fifth after the shooting, and fourth after the swimming, but won the cross-country run to move into second place overall. The United States was second after the second, third and fourth phases, but dropped back in the run to a bronze medal.

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Team Points	Individual Points	Riding	Fencing	Shooting	Swimming	Running
1	Hungary	HUN	14,863	–	3,094 (5)	2,740 (1)	2,480 (6)	3,000 (=1)	3,549 (2)	Gold
	Ferenc Németh		14,863	5,024	3,094	2,740	2,480	3,000	3,549
	Imre Nagy		14,863	4,988	3,094	2,740	2,480	3,000	3,549
	András Balczó		14,863	4,973	3,094	2,740	2,480	3,000	3,549
2	Soviet Union	URS	14,309	–	3,087 (6)	2,326 (5)	2,460 (7)	2,845 (4)	3,591 (1)	Silver
	Igor Novikov		14,309	4,962	3,087	2,326	2,460	2,845	3,591
	Nikolay Tatarinov		14,309	4,758	3,087	2,326	2,460	2,845	3,591
	Hanno Selg		14,309	4,688	3,087	2,326	2,460	2,845	3,591
3	United States	USA	14,192	–	3,228 (4)	2,402 (3)	2,580 (=2)	3,000 (=1)	2,982 (7)	Bronze
	Bob Beck		14,192	4,981	3,228	2,402	2,580	3,000	2,982
	Jack Daniels		14,192	4,717	3,228	2,402	2,580	3,000	2,982
	George Lambert		14,192	4,540	3,228	2,402	2,580	3,000	2,982
4	Finland	FIN	13,865	–	2,929 (13)	2,480 (2)	2,580 (=2)	2,705 (7)	3,171 (5)
	Kurt Lindeman		13,865	4,713	2,929	2,480	2,580	2,705	3,171
	Berndt Katter		13,865	4,628	2,929	2,480	2,580	2,705	3,171
	Eero Lohi		13,865	4,584	2,929	2,480	2,580	2,705	3,171
5	Poland	POL	13,746	–	3,315 (3)	1,804 (=10)	2,660 (1)	2,535 (12)	3,432 (3)
	Stanisław Przybylski		13,746	4,731	3,315	1,804	2,660	2,535	3,432
	Kazimierz Paszkiewicz		13,746	4,596	3,315	1,804	2,660	2,535	3,432
	Kazimierz Mazur		13,746	4,511	3,315	1,804	2,660	2,535	3,432
6	Sweden	SWE	13,216	–	3,078 (8)	2,352 (4)	2,360 (9)	2,585 (11)	2,841 (10)
	Per-Erik Ritzén		13,216	4,590	3,078	2,352	2,360	2,585	2,841
	Sture Ericson		13,216	4,466	3,078	2,352	2,360	2,585	2,841
	Björn Thofelt		13,216	4,210	3,078	2,352	2,360	2,585	2,841
7	Great Britain	GBR	13,103	–	3,060 (9)	1,700 (15)	2,400 (8)	2,670 (8)	3,273 (4)
	Pat Harvey		13,103	4,679	3,060	1,700	2,400	2,670	3,273
	Don Cobley		13,103	4,372	3,060	1,700	2,400	2,670	3,273
	Peter Little		13,103	4,294	3,060	1,700	2,400	2,670	3,273
8	Mexico	MEX	12,845	–	3,393 (1)	2,184 (6)	2,540 (4)	2,625 (9)	2,103 (16)
	Antonio Almada		12,845	4,566	3,393	2,184	2,540	2,625	2,103
	Sergio Escobedo		12,845	4,462	3,393	2,184	2,540	2,625	2,103
	José Pérez		12,845	3,874	3,393	2,184	2,540	2,625	2,103
9	Italy	ITA	12,401	–	2,698 (14)	1,948 (8)	2,120 (=11)	2,785 (5)	2,850 (9)
	Adriano Facchini		12,401	4,412	2,698	1,948	2,120	2,785	2,850
	Gaetano Scala		12,401	4,261	2,698	1,948	2,120	2,785	2,850
	Giulio Giunta		12,401	3,883	2,698	1,948	2,120	2,785	2,850
10	Argentina	ARG	12,394	–	3,369 (2)	1,804 (=10)	1,940 (14)	2,890 (3)	2,391 (14)		1
	Luis Riera		12,394	4,623	3,369	1,804	1,940	2,890	2,391
	Carlos Stricker		12,394	4,021	3,369	1,804	1,940	2,890	2,391
	Raúl Bauza		12,394	3,888	3,369	1,804	1,940	2,890	2,391
11	Switzerland	SUI	12,201	–	2,978 (11)	1,830 (9)	2,280 (10)	2,275 (14)	2,838 (11)
	Hardy Minder		12,201	4,527	2,978	1,830	2,280	2,275	2,838
	Werner Vetterli		12,201	4,108	2,978	1,830	2,280	2,275	2,838
	Rolf Weber		12,201	3,747	2,978	1,830	2,280	2,275	2,838
12	Austria	AUT	12,106	–	3,082 (7)	2,048 (7)	2,120 (=11)	2,180 (16)	2,676 (13)
	Peter Lichtner-Hoyer		12,106	4,343	3,082	2,048	2,120	2,180	2,676
	Udo Birnbaum		12,106	4,005	3,082	2,048	2,120	2,180	2,676
	Frank Battig		12,106	3,905	3,082	2,048	2,120	2,180	2,676
13	Brazil	BRA	11,937	–	2,217 (16)	1,724 (14)	2,500 (5)	2,610 (10)	2,886 (8)
	Justo Botelho		11,937	4,270	2,217	1,724	2,500	2,610	2,886
	Wenceslau Malta		11,937	4,181	2,217	1,724	2,500	2,610	2,886
	José Wilson		11,937	3,520	2,217	1,724	2,500	2,610	2,886
14	Australia	AUS	11,912	–	2,958 (12)	1,440 (16)	2,100 (13)	2,345 (13)	3,069 (6)
	Neville Sayers		11,912	4,205	2,958	1,440	2,100	2,345	3,069
	Bill Doherty		11,912	4,097	2,958	1,440	2,100	2,345	3,069
	Peter Macken		11,912	3,836	2,958	1,440	2,100	2,345	3,069
15	France	FRA	11,003	–	2,980 (10)	1,756 (=12)	1,920 (15)	2,190 (15)	2,157 (15)
	André Bernard		11,003	3,880	2,980	1,756	1,920	2,190	2,157
	Christian Beauvalet		11,003	3,863	2,980	1,756	1,920	2,190	2,157
	Étienne Jalenques		11,003	3,377	2,980	1,756	1,920	2,190	2,157
16	Unified Team of Germany	GER	10,940	–	2,273 (15)	1,756 (=12)	1,480 (16)	2,710 (6)	2,721 (12)
	Wolfgang Gödicke		10,940	4,262	2,273	1,756	1,480	2,710	2,721
	Dieter Krickow		10,940	3,780	2,273	1,756	1,480	2,710	2,721
	Ralf Berckhan		10,940	3,061	2,273	1,756	1,480	2,710	2,721
17	Tunisia	TUN	5,126	–	0 (17)	768 (17)	1,340 (17)	1,260 (17)	1,758 (17)
	Lakdar Bouzid		5,126	2,356	0	768	1,340	1,260	1,758
	Habib Ben Azzabi		5,126	1,678	0	768	1,340	1,260	1,758
	Ahmed Ennachi		5,126	1,185	0	768	1,340	1,260	1,758