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Horizontal Bar, Men

Date	16 – 25 September 2000
Status	Olympic
Location	Sydney SuperDome, Olympic Park, Sydney, New South Wales
Participants	79 from 28 countries

The format was the same as it had been from 1984-96, with eight gymnasts advancing from the team all-around, but no more than two per nation. This was not considered Aleksey Nemov’s best event, but his score of 9.787 tied France’s Benjamin Varonian. Gymnastics had instituted a new tie-breaking system by 2000 which gave the gold medal to Nemov, with Varonian settling for silver. The first tie-breaker was the execution scores, with the second tie-breaker the start values. Korea’s Lee Ju-Hyeong was the bronze medalist. Lee was in his third Olympics, winning his first medals in Sydney, with this and a silver medal on parallel bars.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points
1	Aleksey Nemov	RUS	9.787	Gold
2	Benjamin Varonian	FRA	9.787	Silver
3	Lee Ju-Hyeong	KOR	9.775	Bronze
4	Aleksey Bondarenko	RUS	9.762
5	Oleksandr Beresh	UKR	9.750
6	Ilia Giorgadze	GEO	9.625
7	Dieter Rehm	SUI	8.925
8	Naoya Tsukahara	JPN	8.825
3 r1/1	Maksim Alyoshin	RUS	–
10 r1/1	Sergey Fedorchenko	KAZ	–
=11 r1/1	Ivan Ivankou	BLR	–
=11 r1/1	Sean Townsend	USA	–
=13 r1/1	Oleksandr Svitlychnyi	UKR	–
=13 r1/1	Yoshihiro Saito	JPN	–
=13 r1/1	Yann Cucherat	FRA	–
=13 r1/1	Alberto Busnari	ITA	–
=13 r1/1	Valeriy Pereshkura	UKR	–
=18 r1/1	Dimitrij Nonin	GER	–
=18 r1/1	Hristian Ivanov	BUL	–
=18 r1/1	Éric Casimir	FRA	–
=21 r1/1	Dimitri Karbanenko	FRA	–
=21 r1/1	Andreas Wecker	GER	–
=21 r1/1	Stephen McCain	USA	–
=21 r1/1	Sasha Jeltkov	CAN	–
=25 r1/1	Blaine Wilson	USA	–
=25 r1/1	Igor Cassina	ITA	–
=25 r1/1	Li Xiaopeng	CHN	–
28 r1/1	Akihiro Kasamatsu	JPN	–
=29 r1/1	Yordan Yovchev	BUL	–
=29 r1/1	Nikolay Kryukov	RUS	–
=29 r1/1	Huang Xu	CHN	–
32 r1/1	Paul Hamm	USA	–
=33 r1/1	Yang Wei	CHN	–
=33 r1/1	Igors Vihrovs	LAT	–
=33 r1/1	Mutsumi Harada	JPN	–
=36 r1/1	Kenichi Fujita	JPN	–
=36 r1/1	Roman Zozulia	UKR	–
=36 r1/1	Zoltán Supola	HUN	–
=39 r1/1	Rúnar Alexandersson	ISL	–
=39 r1/1	Marius Urzică	ROU	–
=41 r1/1	Lázaro Lamelas	CUB	–
=41 r1/1	Aliaksandr Shostak	BLR	–
43 r1/1	Ivan Paulouski	BLR	–
=44 r1/1	Xing Aowei	CHN	–
=44 r1/1	Lee Jang-Hyeong	KOR	–
=46 r1/1	Aliaksei Sinkevich	BLR	–
=46 r1/1	Omar Cortés	ESP	–
=48 r1/1	Víctor Cano	ESP	–
=48 r1/1	Aliaksandr Kruzhilou	BLR	–
50 r1/1	Dimitar Lunchev	BUL	–
51 r1/1	Flemming Solberg	NOR	–
=52 r1/1	Zheng Lihui	CHN	–
=52 r1/1	Erick López	CUB	–
54 r1/1	Rene Tschernitschek	GER	–
55 r1/1	Jan-Peter Nikiferow	GER	–
56 r1/1	Marian Drăgulescu	ROU	–
=57 r1/1	Jeong Jin-Su	KOR	–
=57 r1/1	Rareș Orzața	ROU	–
59 r1/1	Alejandro Barrenechea	ESP	–
60 r1/1	Ioan Suciu	ROU	–
=61 r1/1	Florentin Pescaru	ROU	–
=61 r1/1	Craig Heap	GBR	–
63 r1/1	John Roethlisberger	USA	–
64 r1/1	Yevgeny Podgorny	RUS	–
65 r1/1	Diego Lizardi	PUR	–
66 r1/1	Saúl Cofiño	ESP	–
67 r1/1	Damian Istria	AUS	–
68 r1/1	Kim Dong-Hwa	KOR	–
=69 r1/1	Jo Seong-Min	KOR	–
=69 r1/1	Valeriy Honcharov	UKR	–
71 r1/1	Sergej Pfeifer	GER	–
72 r1/1	Andreu Vivó	ESP	–
73 r1/1	Vasil Vetsev	BUL	–
74 r1/1	Deyan Yordanov	BUL	–
75 r1/1	David Phillips	NZL	–
76 r1/1	Philippe Rizzo	AUS	–
77 r1/1	Lin Yung-Hsi	TPE	–
78 r1/1	Pae Gil-Su	PRK	–
79 r1/1	Florent Marée	FRA	–

Final (25 September 2000 — 18:12)

Top eight on each apparatus (maximum two per nation) in the individual all-around qualifying advanced to the apparatus finals.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	FP
1	Aleksey Nemov	RUS	9.787
2	Benjamin Varonian	FRA	9.787
3	Lee Ju-Hyeong	KOR	9.775
4	Aleksey Bondarenko	RUS	9.762
5	Oleksandr Beresh	UKR	9.750
6	Ilia Giorgadze	GEO	9.625
7	Dieter Rehm	SUI	8.925
8	Naoya Tsukahara	JPN	8.825

Qualifying (16 September 2000)

Top eight on each apparatus (maximum two per nation) in the individual all-around qualifying advanced to the apparatus finals.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points
=1	Aleksey Nemov	RUS	9.787	Q
=1	Oleksandr Beresh	UKR	9.787	Q
=1	Maksim Alyoshin	RUS	9.787	Q
4	Lee Ju-Hyeong	KOR	9.762	Q
=5	Aleksey Bondarenko	RUS	9.750
=5	Naoya Tsukahara	JPN	9.750	Q
=7	Ilia Giorgadze	GEO	9.737	Q
=7	Benjamin Varonian	FRA	9.737	Q
=7	Dieter Rehm	SUI	9.737	Q
10	Sergey Fedorchenko	KAZ	9.725
=11	Ivan Ivankou	BLR	9.712
=11	Sean Townsend	USA	9.712
=13	Oleksandr Svitlychnyi	UKR	9.700
=13	Yoshihiro Saito	JPN	9.700
=13	Yann Cucherat	FRA	9.700
=13	Alberto Busnari	ITA	9.700
=13	Valeriy Pereshkura	UKR	9.700
=18	Dimitrij Nonin	GER	9.687
=18	Hristian Ivanov	BUL	9.687
=18	Éric Casimir	FRA	9.687
=21	Dimitri Karbanenko	FRA	9.662
=21	Andreas Wecker	GER	9.662
=21	Stephen McCain	USA	9.662
=21	Sasha Jeltkov	CAN	9.662
=25	Blaine Wilson	USA	9.650
=25	Igor Cassina	ITA	9.650
=25	Li Xiaopeng	CHN	9.650
28	Akihiro Kasamatsu	JPN	9.637
=29	Yordan Yovchev	BUL	9.625
=29	Nikolay Kryukov	RUS	9.625
=29	Huang Xu	CHN	9.625
32	Paul Hamm	USA	9.612
=33	Yang Wei	CHN	9.600
=33	Igors Vihrovs	LAT	9.600
=33	Mutsumi Harada	JPN	9.600
=36	Kenichi Fujita	JPN	9.587
=36	Roman Zozulia	UKR	9.587
=36	Zoltán Supola	HUN	9.587
=39	Rúnar Alexandersson	ISL	9.575
=39	Marius Urzică	ROU	9.575
=41	Lázaro Lamelas	CUB	9.562
=41	Aliaksandr Shostak	BLR	9.562
43	Ivan Paulouski	BLR	9.550
=44	Xing Aowei	CHN	9.537
=44	Lee Jang-Hyeong	KOR	9.537
=46	Aliaksei Sinkevich	BLR	9.512
=46	Omar Cortés	ESP	9.512
=48	Víctor Cano	ESP	9.500
=48	Aliaksandr Kruzhilou	BLR	9.500
50	Dimitar Lunchev	BUL	9.487
51	Flemming Solberg	NOR	9.450
=52	Zheng Lihui	CHN	9.412
=52	Erick López	CUB	9.412
54	Rene Tschernitschek	GER	9.387
55	Jan-Peter Nikiferow	GER	9.325
56	Marian Drăgulescu	ROU	9.312
=57	Jeong Jin-Su	KOR	9.287
=57	Rareș Orzața	ROU	9.287
59	Alejandro Barrenechea	ESP	9.250
60	Ioan Suciu	ROU	9.237
=61	Florentin Pescaru	ROU	9.212
=61	Craig Heap	GBR	9.212
63	John Roethlisberger	USA	9.187
64	Yevgeny Podgorny	RUS	9.162
65	Diego Lizardi	PUR	9.150
66	Saúl Cofiño	ESP	9.137
67	Damian Istria	AUS	9.112
68	Kim Dong-Hwa	KOR	9.050
=69	Jo Seong-Min	KOR	9.025
=69	Valeriy Honcharov	UKR	9.025
71	Sergej Pfeifer	GER	9.012
72	Andreu Vivó	ESP	8.850
73	Vasil Vetsev	BUL	8.687
74	Deyan Yordanov	BUL	8.650
75	David Phillips	NZL	8.587
76	Philippe Rizzo	AUS	8.475
77	Lin Yung-Hsi	TPE	7.975
78	Pae Gil-Su	PRK	7.950
79	Florent Marée	FRA	7.675