Olympedia – Team, Men

Team, Men

Date	20 – 22 July 1980 — 10:00-17:00
Status	Olympic
Location	Dvorets sporta, Tsentralny stadion imeni V. I. Lenina, Moskva
Participants	54 from 9 countries
Format	Six-person teams. All competitors perform a compulsory and an optional exercise on all 6 apparatuses. Best 5 of 6 scores on each apparatuses exercise count towards the team score.

Date

20 – 22 July 1980 — 10:00-17:00

Status

Olympic

Location

Dvorets sporta, Tsentralny stadion imeni V. I. Lenina, Moskva

Participants

54 from 9 countries

Format

Six-person teams. All competitors perform a compulsory and an optional exercise on all 6 apparatuses. Best 5 of 6 scores on each apparatuses exercise count towards the team score.

Japan won this event at every Olympics from 1960-76, and had won the 1978 World Championships. But the Soviet Union defeated them at the 1979 World Championships. The showdown between the two in Moskva never materialized as Japan joined the USA-led boycott, and the Soviets won the gold medal by a huge margin over the German Democratic Republic (East Germany). Hungary won the bronze, its first medal in the event since a similar bronze in 1948.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Points	Compulsory Points	Optional Points
1	–	Soviet Union	URS	589.60	293.75	295.85	Gold
	62	Nikolay Andrianov		–	–	–
	67	Vladimir Markelov		–	–	–
	64	Aleksandr Dityatin		–	–	–
	63	Eduard Azaryan		–	–	–
	66	Bohdan Makuts		–	–	–
	68	Aleksandr Tkachov		–	–	–
	65	Fyodor Kulaksizov DNS		–	–	–
2	–	East Germany	GDR	581.15	290.05	291.10	Silver
	72	Lutz Mack		–	–	–
	73	Michael Nikolay		–	–	–
	75	Roland Brückner		–	–	–
	70	Ralf-Peter Hemmann		–	–	–
	71	Lutz Hoffmann		–	–	–
	74	Andreas Bronst		–	–	–
	69	Reinhard Rückriem DNS		–	–	–
3	–	Hungary	HUN	575.00	286.20	288.80	Bronze
	30	Ferenc Donáth		–	–	–
	31	György Guczoghy		–	–	–
	32	Zoltán Kelemen		–	–	–
	33	Péter Kovács		–	–	–
	34	Zoltán Magyar		–	–	–
	36	István Vámos		–	–	–
	35	Gábor Pásztor DNS		–	–	–
4	–	Romania	ROU	572.30	283.60	288.70
	51	Dan Grecu		–	–	–
	53	Kurt Szilier		–	–	–
	50	Aurelian Georgescu		–	–	–
	49	Sorin Cepoi		–	–	–
	52	Nicolae Oprescu		–	–	–
	48	Romulus Bucuroiu		–	–	–
	47	Radu Dranea DNS		–	–	–
5	–	Bulgaria	BUL	571.55	283.85	287.70
	4	Stoyan Delchev		–	–	–
	9	Dancho Yordanov		–	–	–
	6	Plamen Petkov		–	–	–
	7	Rumen Petkov		–	–	–
	3	Ognyan Bangiev		–	–	–
	8	Yanko Radanchev		–	–	–
	5	Valentin Kolev DNS		–	–	–
6	–	Czechoslovakia	TCH	569.80	282.85	286.95
	60	Jiří Tabák		–	–	–
	55	Rudolf Babiak		–	–	–
	61	Jan Zoulík		–	–	–
	58	Miloslav Kučeřík		–	–	–
	59	Jan Migdau		–	–	–
	56	Jozef Konečný		–	–	–
	57	Leonard Kornos DNS		–	–	–
7	–	Cuba	CUB	563.20	282.50	280.70
	16	Casimiro Suárez		–	–	–
	14	Roberto Antonio León Richards		–	–	–
	10	Miguel Arroyo		–	–	–
	11	Enrique Leoncio Bravo		–	–	–
	12	Mario Castro		–	–	–
	15	Jorge Roche		–	–	–
	13	Julio González DNS		–	–	–
8	–	France	FRA	559.20	277.10	282.10
	22	Michel Boutard		–	–	–
	24	Willy Moy		–	–	–
	20	Henri Boërio		–	–	–
	25	Joël Suty		–	–	–
	21	Yves Bouquel		–	–	–
	26	Marc Touchais		–	–	–
	23	Gilles Jamet DNS		–	–	–
9	–	Democratic People's Republic of Korea	PRK	551.35	271.30	280.05
	40	Cho Hun		–	–	–
	42	Han Gwang-Song		–	–	–
	43	Kang Gwang-Song		–	–	–
	44	Kim Gwang-Jin		–	–	–
	45	Li Su-Gil		–	–	–
	46	Song Sun-Bong		–	–	–
	41	Choe Gyong-Bok DNS		–	–	–

Pos

Number

Competitors

NOC

Points

Compulsory Points

Optional Points

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Soviet Union

URS