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Team, Men

Date	22 – 24 October 1968 — 08:30-17:00
Status	Olympic
Location	Auditorio Nacional, Ciudad de México
Participants	95 from 16 countries
Format	Six-person teams. Each gymnast to perform a compulsory and an optional exercise on all six apparatuses. Top five scores per team on each of the 12 exercises count towards the team score.

As in 1960 and 1964, Japan won this gold medal over the Soviet Union, winning quite easily. Japan won the team all-around gold medal at every Olympics from 1960-76, missing the 1980 Olympics because of the USA-led boycott. The German Democratic Republic (East) was the bronze medalist in Mexico City. The podium for this event was the same every year from 1964-76, as it had been at the 1966 World Championships.

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Points	Compulsory Points	Optional Points
1	Japan	JPN	575.90	286.40	289.50	Gold
	Sawao Kato		–	–	–
	Akinori Nakayama		–	–	–
	Eizo Kenmotsu		–	–	–
	Takeshi Kato		–	–	–
	Yukio Endo		–	–	–
	Mitsuo Tsukahara		–	–	–
	Takuji Hayata DNS		–	–	–
2	Soviet Union	URS	571.10	285.15	285.95	Silver
	Mikhail Voronin		–	–	–
	Sergey Diomidov		–	–	–
	Viktor Klimenko		–	–	–
	Valery Karasyov		–	–	–
	Viktor Lisitsky		–	–	–
	Valery Ilyinykh		–	–	–
	Vladimir Sochin DNS		–	–	–
3	East Germany	GDR	557.15	277.50	279.65	Bronze
	Matthias Brehme		–	–	–
	Klaus Köste		–	–	–
	Siegfried Fülle		–	–	–
	Peter Weber		–	–	–
	Gerhard Dietrich		–	–	–
	Günter Beier		–	–	–
	Peter Kunze DNS		–	–	–
4	Czechoslovakia	TCH	557.10	276.50	280.60		1
	Václav Kubíčka		–	–	–
	Jiří Fejtek		–	–	–
	František Bočko		–	–	–
	Bohumil Mudřík		–	–	–
	Miloslav Netušil		–	–	–
	Václav Skoumal		–	–	–
	Jan Zelinka DNS		–	–	–
5	Poland	POL	555.40	275.15	280.25
	Wilhelm Kubica		–	–	–
	Mikołaj Kubica		–	–	–
	Sylwester Kubica		–	–	–
	Andrzej Gonera		–	–	–
	Aleksander Rokosa		–	–	–
	Jerzy Kruża		–	–	–
	Alfred Kucharczyk DNS		–	–	–
6	Yugoslavia	YUG	550.75	273.15	277.60
	Miroslav Cerar		–	–	–
	Janez Brodnik		–	–	–
	Milenko Kersnić		–	–	–
	Miloš Vratič		–	–	–
	Damir Anić		–	–	–
	Tine Šrot		–	–	–
7	United States	USA	548.90	271.60	277.30
	Dave Thor		–	–	–
	Fred Roethlisberger		–	–	–
	Steve Hug		–	–	–
	Steve Cohen		–	–	–
	Sid Freudenstein		–	–	–
	Kanati Allen		–	–	–
	Richard Loyd DNS		–	–	–
8	West Germany	FRG	548.35	271.25	277.10
	Heinz Häussler		–	–	–
	Helmut Tepasse		–	–	–
	Heiko Reinemer		–	–	–
	Hermann Höpfner		–	–	–
	Erich Hess		–	–	–
	Willi Jaschek		–	–	–
	Jurgen Bischof DNS		–	–	–
9	Switzerland	SUI	548.20	272.00	276.20
	Meinrad Berchtold		–	–	–
	Hans Ettlin		–	–	–
	Peter Rohner		–	–	–
	Roland Hürzeler		–	–	–
	Paul Müller		–	–	–
	Edwin Greutmann		–	–	–
	Ernst Lengweiler DNS		–	–	–
10	Finland	FIN	547.05	271.20	275.85		2
	Mauno Nissinen		–	–	–
	Heikki Sappinen		–	–	–
	Olli Laiho		–	–	–
	Juhani Rahikainen		–	–	–
	Reino Heino		–	–	–
	Hannu Rantakari		–	–	–
	Lennart Laine DNS		–	–	–
11	Bulgaria	BUL	538.15	268.50	269.65
	Georgi Adamov		–	–	–
	Raycho Hristov		–	–	–
	Ivan Kondev		–	–	–
	Stefan Zoev		–	–	–
	Rumen Gabrovski		–	–	–
	Bozhidar Ivanov		–	–	–
	Nikolay Atanasov DNS		–	–	–
12	Italy	ITA	537.05	270.35	266.70
	Luigi Cimnaghi		–	–	–
	Giovanni Carminucci		–	–	–
	Bruno Franceschetti		–	–	–
	Pasquale Carminucci		–	–	–
	Vincenzo Mori		–	–	–
	Franco Menichelli		–	–	–
	Sergio Luconi DNS		–	–	–
13	Hungary	HUN	535.25	264.05	271.20
	Endre Tihanyi		–	–	–
	István Aranyos		–	–	–
	Sándor Kiss		–	–	–
	Dezső Bordán		–	–	–
	Konrád Mentsik		–	–	–
	Béla Herczeg		–	–	–
	Győző Cser DNS		–	–	–
14	Mexico	MEX	518.25	255.30	262.95
	Armando Valles		–	–	–
	Rogelio Mendoza		–	–	–
	José Vilchis		–	–	–
	José González		–	–	–
	Enrique García		–	–	–
	Fernando Valles		–	–	–
	Enrique Salazar DNS		–	–	–
15	Cuba	CUB	516.85	252.30	264.55
	Jorge Rodríguez		–	–	–
	Octavio Suárez		–	–	–
	Roberto Pumpido		–	–	–
	Luis Ramírez		–	–	–
	Luis Navarrete		–	–	–
	Héctor Ramírez		–	–	–
	Manuel González DNS		–	–	–
16	Canada	CAN	510.40	250.05	260.35
	Gilbert Larose		–	–	–
	Sid Jensen		–	–	–
	Steve Mitruk		–	–	–
	Roger Dion		–	–	–
	Barry Brooker		–	–	–