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Horizontal Bar, Men

Date	20 – 25 July 1980
Status	Olympic
Location	Dvorets sporta, Tsentralny stadion imeni V. I. Lenina, Moskva
Participants	65 from 14 countries

The format was the same as in 1976, with the best six gymnasts in the team all-around advancing to the apparatus final, but only two gymnasts from each nation could advance to the finals. The final apparatus score made up of 50% of the all-around total and a final optional program. American Kurt Thomas had won this event at the 1979 World Championships, but was not in Moskva because of the USA-led boycott. In his absence the gold medal was won by Bulgarian Stoyan Delchev, who had the highest score in team qualifying and the final round, and became the first Bulgarian to win an Olympic gymnastics gold medal. He was followed by the two Soviet giants, Aleksandr Dityatin and Nikolay Andrianov. In sixth place was Casimiro Suárez, who became the first Cuban ever to make a gymnastics apparatus final at the Olympics.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points
1	Stoyan Delchev	BUL	19.825	Gold
2	Aleksandr Dityatin	URS	19.750	Silver
3	Nikolay Andrianov	URS	19.675	Bronze
=4	Michael Nikolay	GDR	19.525
=4	Ralf-Peter Hemmann	GDR	19.525
6	Casimiro Suárez	CUB	19.450
4 r1/1	Vladimir Markelov	URS	–
5 r1/1	Eduard Azaryan	URS	–
=6 r1/1	Bohdan Makuts	URS	–
10 r1/1	Joël Suty	FRA	–
=11 r1/1	Dancho Yordanov	BUL	–
=11 r1/1	Ferenc Donáth	HUN	–
13 r1/1	Kurt Szilier	ROU	–
14 r1/1	Aleksandr Tkachov	URS	–
=15 r1/1	Lutz Hoffmann	GDR	–
=15 r1/1	Henri Boërio	FRA	–
=17 r1/1	Péter Kovács	HUN	–
=17 r1/1	Zoltán Magyar	HUN	–
=17 r1/1	György Guczoghy	HUN	–
20 r1/1	Jiří Tabák	TCH	–
=21 r1/1	Andreas Bronst	GDR	–
=21 r1/1	Nicolae Oprescu	ROU	–
=23 r1/1	Roberto Antonio León Richards	CUB	–
=23 r1/1	Enrique Bravo	CUB	–
=23 r1/1	Dan Grecu	ROU	–
=26 r1/1	Miguel Arroyo	CUB	–
=26 r1/1	Andrzej Szajna	POL	–
=26 r1/1	Ognyan Bangiev	BUL	–
=26 r1/1	Rudolf Babiak	TCH	–
30 r1/1	Roland Brückner	GDR	–
=31 r1/1	István Vámos	HUN	–
=31 r1/1	Zoltán Kelemen	HUN	–
=31 r1/1	Jan Migdau	TCH	–
=34 r1/1	Yanko Radanchev	BUL	–
=34 r1/1	Jan Zoulík	TCH	–
=34 r1/1	Willy Moy	FRA	–
=37 r1/1	Aurelian Georgescu	ROU	–
=37 r1/1	Sorin Cepoi	ROU	–
39 r1/1	Waldemar Woźniak	POL	–
=40 r1/1	Lutz Mack	GDR	–
=40 r1/1	Gabriel Calvo	ESP	–
=42 r1/1	José de la Casa	ESP	–
=42 r1/1	Barry Winch	GBR	–
=44 r1/1	Kang Gwang-Song	PRK	–
=44 r1/1	Michel Boutard	FRA	–
=46 r1/1	Rumen Petkov	BUL	–
=46 r1/1	Tommy Wilson	GBR	–
=46 r1/1	Keith Langley	GBR	–
=49 r1/1	Plamen Petkov	BUL	–
=49 r1/1	Song Sun-Bong	PRK	–
51 r1/1	Romulus Bucuroiu	ROU	–
52 r1/1	Yves Bouquel	FRA	–
=53 r1/1	Mario Castro	CUB	–
=53 r1/1	Lindsay Nylund	AUS	–
=53 r1/1	Li Su-Gil	PRK	–
=56 r1/1	Cho Hun	PRK	–
=56 r1/1	Jozef Konečný	TCH	–
58 r1/1	Fernando Bertrand	ESP	–
=59 r1/1	Krzysztof Potaczek	POL	–
=59 r1/1	Marc Touchais	FRA	–
61 r1/1	João Luiz Ribeiro	BRA	–
62 r1/1	Miloslav Kučeřík	TCH	–
63 r1/1	Kim Gwang-Jin	PRK	–
64 r1/1	Han Gwang-Song	PRK	–
65 r1/1	Jorge Roche	CUB	–

Final (25 July 1980 — 14:30)

Top six in individual all-around, maximum of two per nation, advanced to the individual apparatus finals.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points	QP(50%)	FP
1	Stoyan Delchev	BUL	19.825	9.875	9.95
2	Aleksandr Dityatin	URS	19.750	9.850	9.90
3	Nikolay Andrianov	URS	19.675	9.825	9.85
=4	Michael Nikolay	GDR	19.525	9.675	9.85
=4	Ralf-Peter Hemmann	GDR	19.525	9.675	9.85
6	Casimiro Suárez	CUB	19.450	9.650	9.80

Qualifying (20 July 1980)

Top six in individual all-around, maximum of two per nation, advanced to the individual apparatus finals.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points	CEP	OEP
1	Stoyan Delchev	BUL	19.75	9.90	9.85	Q
2	Aleksandr Dityatin	URS	19.70	9.80	9.90	Q
3	Nikolay Andrianov	URS	19.65	9.80	9.85	Q
4	Vladimir Markelov	URS	19.60	9.75	9.85
5	Eduard Azaryan	URS	19.55	9.75	9.80
=6	Michael Nikolay	GDR	19.35	9.75	9.60	Q
=6	Ralf-Peter Hemmann	GDR	19.35	9.65	9.70	Q
=6	Bohdan Makuts	URS	19.35	9.65	9.70
9	Casimiro Suárez	CUB	19.30	9.50	9.80	q
10	Joël Suty	FRA	19.25	9.55	9.70
=11	Dancho Yordanov	BUL	19.20	9.60	9.60
=11	Ferenc Donáth	HUN	19.20	9.60	9.60
13	Kurt Szilier	ROU	19.15	9.50	9.65
14	Aleksandr Tkachov	URS	19.05	9.10	9.95
=15	Lutz Hoffmann	GDR	19.00	9.50	9.50
=15	Henri Boërio	FRA	19.00	9.40	9.60
=17	Péter Kovács	HUN	18.95	9.70	9.25
=17	Zoltán Magyar	HUN	18.95	9.50	9.45
=17	György Guczoghy	HUN	18.95	9.30	9.65
20	Jiří Tabák	TCH	18.85	9.40	9.45
=21	Andreas Bronst	GDR	18.80	9.35	9.45
=21	Nicolae Oprescu	ROU	18.80	9.35	9.45
=23	Roberto Antonio León Richards	CUB	18.75	9.50	9.25
=23	Enrique Bravo	CUB	18.75	9.30	9.45
=23	Dan Grecu	ROU	18.75	9.25	9.50
=26	Miguel Arroyo	CUB	18.70	9.55	9.15
=26	Andrzej Szajna	POL	18.70	9.55	9.15
=26	Ognyan Bangiev	BUL	18.70	9.50	9.20
=26	Rudolf Babiak	TCH	18.70	9.30	9.40
30	Roland Brückner	GDR	18.65	9.60	9.05
=31	István Vámos	HUN	18.60	9.40	9.20
=31	Zoltán Kelemen	HUN	18.60	9.35	9.25
=31	Jan Migdau	TCH	18.60	9.30	9.30
=34	Yanko Radanchev	BUL	18.55	9.35	9.20
=34	Jan Zoulík	TCH	18.55	9.35	9.20
=34	Willy Moy	FRA	18.55	9.10	9.45
=37	Aurelian Georgescu	ROU	18.50	9.30	9.20
=37	Sorin Cepoi	ROU	18.50	9.05	9.45
39	Waldemar Woźniak	POL	18.45	9.30	9.15
=40	Lutz Mack	GDR	18.40	9.45	8.95
=40	Gabriel Calvo	ESP	18.40	9.25	9.15
=42	José de la Casa	ESP	18.35	9.20	9.15
=42	Barry Winch	GBR	18.35	9.10	9.25
=44	Kang Gwang-Song	PRK	18.30	9.00	9.30
=44	Michel Boutard	FRA	18.30	8.95	9.35
=46	Rumen Petkov	BUL	18.25	9.20	9.05
=46	Tommy Wilson	GBR	18.25	9.15	9.10
=46	Keith Langley	GBR	18.25	8.90	9.35
=49	Plamen Petkov	BUL	18.20	9.40	8.80
=49	Song Sun-Bong	PRK	18.20	8.80	9.40
51	Romulus Bucuroiu	ROU	18.15	8.80	9.35
52	Yves Bouquel	FRA	18.10	8.90	9.20
=53	Mario Castro	CUB	18.05	9.25	8.80
=53	Lindsay Nylund	AUS	18.05	8.75	9.30
=53	Li Su-Gil	PRK	18.05	8.60	9.45
=56	Cho Hun	PRK	18.00	9.00	9.00
=56	Jozef Konečný	TCH	18.00	8.65	9.35
58	Fernando Bertrand	ESP	17.95	9.25	8.70
=59	Krzysztof Potaczek	POL	17.85	9.20	8.65
=59	Marc Touchais	FRA	17.85	9.05	8.80
61	João Luiz Ribeiro	BRA	17.65	8.55	9.10
62	Miloslav Kučeřík	TCH	17.55	8.30	9.25
63	Kim Gwang-Jin	PRK	17.50	8.65	8.85
64	Han Gwang-Song	PRK	17.45	8.30	9.15
65	Jorge Roche	CUB	9.45	9.45	–