Great Olympians

Biographies - GI

Gib - Gig - Gil - Gin - Gio - Gir - Giu

Paul Gibiard

Olympic Competitor nr 1085

• 1900-07-29-14:00? - Gymnastics - Individual combined, day one
• 1900-07-30-14:00? - Gymnastics - Individual combined, day two - AC

Gigolo

A horse
Equestrianism - Dressage (4 gold, 2 silver)

	1992	1996	2000	HP
Dressage, individual	silver	gold	silver	22500
Dressage, team	gold	gold	gold	9600
				32100

The horse that brought  Isabell Werth and the German team to three consecutive gold medals.

Gilardoni

Olympic Competitor nr 427

• 1900-05-24-13:10? - Sailing - 3-10 ton class (1) - first (1600)

Frederick Gill

From the Isle of Man

Olympic Competitor nr 538

• 1900-05-31-15:00? - Polo - round two - lost (1040)

Gillet

Olympic Competitor nr 1134

• 1900-07-29-14:00? - Gymnastics - Individual combined, day one
• 1900-07-30-14:00? - Gymnastics - Individual combined, day two - AC

Katie Gillou

Olympic Competitor nr 769

• 1900-07-08-15:00? - Tennis - Mixed Doubles round one - lost (430.5)

Léon Gingembre

Olympic Competitor nr 1593

• 1900-09-15-14:00? - Cycling - Track - 25 km - AC (639)

Drew Ginn

B. 1974-11-20, Leongatha, Australia
Rowing (3 gold)

	1996	2000	2004	2008	HP
Coxless Pairs			gold	gold	32000
Coxless Fours	gold				9600
					41600

Luciano Giovanetti

B. 1955, Pistoia, Italy
Shooting (2 gold)

	1980	1984	1988	HP
Clay Pigeon, Trap	gold	gold	18th	19203.84
				19203.84

Gir Yeong-A

B. 1970-04-11, Korea
Badminton (1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)

	1992	1996	HP
Women's Doubles	bronze	silver	7600
Mixed Doubles		gold	8000
			15600

Auguste Giroux

Olympic Competitor nr 1677

• 1900-10-28-15:00 - Rugby - match two - won - final classification - first (3200)

Giuseppe Giurato

Olympic Competitor nr 269

• 1900-05-14-09:00? - Fencing - Foil, Individual round one day one - not qualified (-4.38)
• 1900-06-05-15:00? - Fencing - Épée, Individual, round one, pool 11 - first (Q)
• 1900-06-07-09:00 - Fencing - Épée, Individual, quarter-final - AC (0.361)

last modified 2002-10-31

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