Doubles 1948

These athletes competed at more than one sport in London :

2 sports

  1. (139.1=82.05+57.03) Robert Lips (SUI/FEN-ART/1936-48)
  2. (2603=2560+43.2) Ilmari Niemeläinen (FIN/ART-DIV/1936-48)
  3. (1501=1500+1.065) Olavi Larkas (FIN/MOP-FEN/1948)
  4. (504.0=504+0.015) Aëcio Coelho (BRA/EQE-MOP/1948)
  5. (0.128=0.128+-5.10) Ali Salman (IRQ/BAS-ATH/1948)

In addition, there are doublers between disciplines in:

Competed at a different sport previously :

  1. (5200=4800+400.0) Pierre Musy (SUI/BOB-EQE/1936-48) (S-W)
  2. (13000=12800+200) Émile Lachapelle (SUI/ROW-SAI/1924,48)
  3. (500=364+136) Oskar Nowak (AUT/ICH-HOC/1936-48W,48S) (S-W)
  4. (6280=6000+278.4+1.6) Erik Elmsäter (SWE/ATH-NOC-CCS/1948-52) (S-W)
  5. (726.0=676+50) Yves Baudrier (FRA/ART-SAI/1936-48)
  6. (47.77=45.5+2.274) Ferdy Denzler (SUI/WAT-ART/1936,48)
  7. (508.1=507.5+0.660) Eskil Lundahl (SWE/SWI-ART/1928-32,48)
  8. (-3.25=-3.24+-4.13) Anísio da Rocha (BRA/MOP-EQE/1936-48)

(S-W) 3 athletes switched between Winter and Summer Olympics (two within 1948)

In addition, there are switchers between disciplines in:

Previous doublers

  1. (20004=18000+2004) Sven Thofelt (SWE/MOP-FEN/1936-48)
  2. (73.37=73.37+-2.45) Michel Ravarino (MON/ART-SHO/1928,36-48,60)

Later doublers:

  1. (7200=6000+1200) Fritz Stöckli (SUI/WRF-BOB/1948S-52W)
  2. (1080=1080+0.24) Claes Egnell (SWE/MOP-SHO/1948-52)
  3. (894.2=800+394.2+-13.32) Shazada Muhammad Shah-Rukh (PAK/HOC-CYT-CYR/1948,56)
  4. (4804=4804+-9.80) Szondy István (HUN/MOP-EQJ/1948-56)
  5. (13.78=10.88+2.896) Ricardo Boneo (ARG/ROW-SAI/1948,60-64,72)
  6. (42.16=40.8+1.36) Faidon Matthaiou (GRE/ROW-BAS/1948-52)
  7. (2047=1796+250.5) Bengt Ljungquist (SWE/EQD-FEN/1936-56,64)
  8. (2.32=1.36+0.96) Ioannis Lambrou (GRE/BAS-ATH/1948-52)
  9. (0.418=0.416+-2.15) Ari Guðmundsson (ISL/SWI-SKJ/1948-52)
  10. (4491=2690+1801) Martin Stokken (NOR/CCS-ATH/1948-52S,52-56W)

Doublers By Country

Switchers

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Written 2018-12-30 - last modified 2020-04-05

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