Modern Pentathlon - Men, Team

1984

Soul 1988

  1. Hungary
    (1600) Martinek János (HUN/1988)
    (1600=1850) Mizsér Attila (HUN/1988-92)
    (1600=1850) Fábián Lászl&oaute; (HUN/1988-92)
  2. 2 Italy ITA Silver 15,571
    (1000=4050s) Carlo Massullo (ITA/1984-92)
    (1000=3450) Daniele Masala (ITA/1976,84-88)
    Gianluca Tiberti 21 Men's Team 2 Silver
  3. 3 Great Britain GBR 15,276 – Bronze Richard Phelps 15,276 5,229 Dominic Mahony 15,276 5,047 Graham Brookhouse 15,276 5,000
  4. 4 France FRA 15,268 – Christophe Ruer 15,268 5,242
    (400=1529) Joël Bouzou (FRA/1980-92) Bruno Génard 15,268 4,828
  5. 5 Soviet Union URS 15,214 –
    (250) Vaho Iagorashvili (GEO-USA/1988,96,2004) German Yuferov 15,214 5,007 Anatoly Avdeyev 15,214 4,840
  6. 6 Czechoslovakia TCH 15,043 –
    (160=352) Milan Kadlec (tch-CZE/1980,88)
    (160) Tomáš Fleissner 15,043 5,010
    (160) Jiří Prokopius 15,043 4,903
  7. 7 Switzerland SUI 14,863 – Peter Steinmann 14,863 5,181 Andy Jung 14,863 4,951 Peter Burger 14,863 4,731
  8. 8 Mexico MEX 14,785 –
    (64=314) Ivar Sisniega (MEX/1980-88)
    (64) Alejandro Yrizar 14,785 4,920
    (64) Marcelo Hoyo 14,785 4,800
  9. 9 Poland POL 14,531 –
    (32=1632) Maciej Czyżowicz (POL/1988-92)
    (32=1632) Arkadiusz Skrzypaszek (POL/1988-92) Wiesław Chmielewski 14,531 4,501
  10. 10 Canada CAN 14,309 – Lawrence Keyte 14,309 4,847 Nicholas Fekete 14,309 4,785 Barry Kennedy 14,309 4,677
  11. 11 Sweden SWE 14,205 –
    (16=681) Svante Rasmuson (SWE/1976-88) Jan-Erik Danielsson 14,205 4,956 Roderick Martin 14,205 4,262
  12. 12 Egypt EGY 14,113 – Mohamed Abou El-Souad 14,113 4,853 Ayman Mahmoud 14,113 4,675 Moustafa Adam 14,113 4,585
  13. 13 Republic of Korea KOR 14,027 – Kim Myeong-Geon 14,027 5,099 Gang Gyeong-Hyo 14,027 5,074 Kim Seong-Ho 14,027 3,854
  14. 14 Bahrain BRN 13,743 – Ahmed Al-Doseri 13,743 4,641 Saleh Sultan Farhan Faraj 13,743 4,600 Abdul Rahman Khalid 13,743 4,502
  15. 15 West Germany FRG 13,663 – Marcus Marsollek 13,663 4,964 Michael Zimmermann 13,663 4,782 Dirk Knappheide 13,663 3,917
  16. 16 United States USA 13,645 – Bob Nieman 13,645 5,034 Rob Stull 13,645 4,588 Michael Gostigian 13,645 4,023
  17. 17 Japan JPN 13,120 – Hiroshi Saito 13,120 4,881 Tadafumi Miwa 13,120 4,517 Hiroaki Izumikawa 13,120 3,722
  18. 18 Chile CHI 12,797 – Julio Fuentes 12,797 4,325 Ricardo Falconi 12,797 4,316 Gerardo Cortés 12,797 4,156
  19. DQ Spain ESP [14,636] – 1 Eduardo Quesada [14,636] [4,852] Leopoldo Centeno [14,636] [4,814] Jorge Quesada [14,636] [4,970] 2

Barcelona 1992

  1. 1 Poland POL Gold 16,018
    (1600=1632) Arkadiusz Skrzypaszek (POL/1988-92)
    (1600) Dariusz Gożdziak (POL/1992)
    (1600=1632) Maciej Czyżowicz (POL/1988-92)
  2. 2 Unified Team EUN Silver 15,924
    (1000=3250) Anatoly Starostin (TJK/1980,92)
    (1000) Eduard Zenovka (RUS/1992-96)
    (1000) Dmitry Svatkovsky (RUS/1992-2000)
  3. 3 Italy ITA 15,760 – Bronze Roberto Bomprezzi 15,760 5,326
    (640=4050) Carlo Massullo (ITA/1984-92) Gianluca Tiberti 15,760 5,184
  4. 4 United States USA 15,649 – Michael Gostigian 15,649 5,275 Rob Stull 15,649 5,204 James Haley 15,649 5,170
  5. 5 Hungary HUN 15,571 –
    (250=1850) Mizsér Attila (HUN/1988-92)
    (250=1850) Fábián Lászl&oaute; (HUN/1988-92) Attila Kálnoki Kis 15,571 5,061
  6. 6 Great Britain GBR 15,571 – Graham Brookhouse 15,571 5,292 Richard Phelps 15,571 5,246 Dominic Mahony 15,571 5,033
  7. 7 France FRA 15,441 – Sébastien Deleigne 15,441 5,251
    (100=1529) Joël Bouzou (FRA/1980-92) Christophe Ruer 15,441 4,974
  8. 8 Sweden SWE 15,428 – Håkan Norebrink 15,428 5,321 Per Nyqvist 15,428 5,129 Per-Olov Danielsson 15,428 4,978
  9. 9 Czechoslovakia TCH 15,002 – Petr Blažek 15,002 5,239 Tomáš Fleissner 15,002 5,128 Jiří Prokopius 15,002 4,635
  10. 10 Mexico MEX 14,934 – Iván Ortega 14,934 5,177 Alejandro Yrizar 14,934 5,056 Alberto Félix 14,934 4,701
  11. 11 Germany GER 14,931 – Dirk Knappheide 14,931 5,195 Ulrich Czermak 14,931 4,893 Pawel Olszewski 14,931 4,843
  12. 12 Spain ESP 14,860 – Jesús Centeno 14,860 5,148 Leopoldo Centeno 14,860 5,018 Carles Lerín 14,860 4,694
  13. 13 Republic of Korea KOR 14,716 – Lee Yeong-Chan 14,716 5,198 Kim Myeong-Geon 14,716 5,015 Kim In-Ho 14,716 4,503
  14. 14 Egypt EGY 14,517 – Moustafa Adam 14,517 5,057 Mohamed Abou El-Souad 14,517 4,922 Sherif El-Erian 14,517 4,538
  15. 15 Lithuania LTU 14,320 – Gintaras Staškevičius 14,320 5,234 Vladimiras Močialovas 14,320 4,805 Tomas Narkus 14,320 4,281
  16. 16 Australia AUS 13,984 – Gavin Lackey 13,984 5,111 Colin Hamilton 13,984 4,594 Alex Watson 13,984 4,279
  17. 17 Latvia LAT 13,753 – Kirils Medjancevs 13,753 5,154 Staņislavs Dobrotovskis 13,753 4,796 Vjačeslavs Duhanovs 13,753 3,803

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