United Kingdom Track and Field All-Time Lists

OLYMPIC GAMES MEDALLISTS - OTHER SPORTS


BEACH VOLLEYBALL

Beach Volleyball was first held in 1996.

MEN

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1996
 
2000
 
2004
 
Charles "Karch" Kiraly &
Kent Steffes USA
Dain Blanton &
Eric Fonoimoana USA
Emanuel Rego &
Ricardo Santos BRA
2-0
 
2-0
 
2-0
 
Michael Dodd &
Michael Whitmarsh USA
José "Zé" Marco de Melo &
Ricardo Santos BRA
Javier Bosma &
Pablo Herrera ESP

 

 

 
John Child &
Mark Heese CAN
Jörg Ahmann &
Axel Hager GER
Patrick Heuscher &
Stefan Kobel SUI

 

 

 

WOMEN

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1996
 
2000
 
2004
 
Sandra Pires &
Jackie Silva BRA
Natalie Cook &
Kerri-Ann Pottharst AUS
Misty May &
Kerri Walsh USA
2-0
 
2-0
 
2-0
 
Monica Rodrigues &
Adriana Samuel BRA
Shelda Bede &
Adriana Behar BRA
Shelda Bede &
Adriana Behar BRA

 

 

 
Natalie Cook &
Kerri-Ann Pottharst AUS
Sandra Pires &
Adriana Samuel BRA
Holly McPeak &
Elaine Youngs USA

 

 

 

CROQUET

Croquet has made one appearance in the Olympics. The event was open to competitors of either gender (all medallists were, however, male).

Singles - One Ball
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900 ?. Aumoitte FRA 21-15 ?. Johin FRA   ?. Waydelich FRA  
Singles - Two Ball
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900 ?. Waydelich FRA   ?. Vignerot FRA   ?. Sautereau FRA  
Singles - Two Ball Handicap

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources include this event on the programme of the 1900 Games. The winner was ?. Vignerot FRA.

Doubles
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900
 
?. Aumoitte &
?. Johin FRA

 
???
 

 
???
 

 

GOLF

Golf was held in the 1900 and 1904 Games.

MEN

Individual
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900
1904†
 
Charles Sands USA
George Lyon CAN
 
167
3&2
 
Walter Rutherford GBR
Chandler Egan USA
 
168
 
 
David Robertson GBR
Burt McKinnie USA &
Francis Newton USA
175
 
 

† - In 1904 4 additional tournaments were also held. In the first competition Chandler Egan USA beat Arthur Havemeyer USA 6-4. In the second competition Burt McKinnie USA beat Clement Smoot USA 21/22-21/26. In the third competition George McGrew USA beat Adam Austin CAN 87-92. In the fourth competition Walter Egan USA beat Henry Potter USA 7&6 with Douglas Cadwalader USA & Jesse Carleton USA sharing third.

Individual - Handicap

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources include this event on the programme of the 1900 Games. The first three were Albert Lambert USA 83(10), A. Deschamps FRA 108(33), Arthur Lord FRA ??(23).

Individual - Professional

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources include this event on the programme of the 1900 Games. ?. Chevalier FRA beat ?. Phillips FRA.

Individual - Professional Handicap

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources include this event on the programme of the 1900 Games. The result is unknown.

Team
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1904†
 
Western Golf Association USA
 
1749
 
Trans-Mississippi Golf Association
USA
1770
 
United States Golf Association USA
 
1839
 

† - In 1904 1 additional tournament was also held. Trans-Mississippi Golf Association USA beat Western Golf Association USA 20.5-15.5.

WOMEN

Individual
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900 Margaret Abbott USA 47 Pauline "Polly" Whittier USA 49 Daria Pratt USA 53

MODERN PENTATHLON

The Modern Pentathlon comprises pistol shooting, épée fencing, freestyle swimming, show jumping (originally cross country riding) and cross country running. The event was originally held over 4 or 5 days, however since 1996 has been held on a single day. From 1912-52 scores were calculated by adding the competitors placings in each event, however since 1956 scoring tables have been used. A list of medallists in the World Modern Pentathlon Championships is also available on this site.

MEN

Individual
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1912
1920
1924
1928
1932
1936
1948
1952
1956
1960
1964
1968
1972
1976
1980
1984
1988
1992
1996
2000
2004
Gösta Lilliehöök SWE
Gustaf Dyrssen SWE
Bo Lindman SWE
Sven Thofelt SWE
Johan Oxenstierna SWE
Gotthard Handrick GER
William Grut SWE
Lars Hall SWE
Lars Hall SWE
Ferenc Németh HUN
Ferenc Török HUN
Björn Ferm SWE
András Balczó HUN
Janusz Pyciak-Peciak POL
Anatoliy Starostin URS(RUS)
Daniele Masala ITA
János Martinek HUN
Arkadiusz Skrzypaszek POL
Aleksandr Parygin KAZ
Dmitriy Svatkovskiy RUS
Andrey Moiseev RUS
27
18
18
47
32
31.5
16
32
4833
5024
5116
4964
5412
5520
5566
5469
5404
5559
5551
5376
5480
Gösta Ĺsbrink SWE
Erik de Laval SWE
Gustaf Dyrssen SWE
Bo Lindman SWE
Bo Lindman SWE
Charles Leonard USA
George Moore USA
Gábor Benedek HUN
Olavi Mannonen FIN
Imre Nagy HUN
Igor Novikov URS(ARM)
András Balczó HUN
Boris Onischenko URS(UKR)
Pavel Lednev URS(UKR)
Tamás Szombathelyi HUN
Svante Rasmuson SWE
Carlo Massullo ITA
Attila Mizsér HUN
Eduard Zenovka RUS
Gábor Balogh HUN
Andrejus Zadneprovskis LTU
28
23
39.5
50
35.5
39.5
47
39
4774
4988
5067
4953
5335
5485
5502
5456
5379
5446
5530
5353
5428
Georg de Laval SWE
Gösta Runö SWE
Berth Uggla SWE
Helmuth Kahl GER
Richard Mayo USA
Silvano Abba ITA
Gösta Gärdin SWE
István Szondy HUN
Väinö Korhonen FIN
Robert Beck USA
Albert Mokeyev URS(RUS)
Pavel Lednev URS(UKR)
Pavel Lednev URS(UKR)
Jan Bártu TCH(CZE)
Pavel Lednev URS(UKR)
Carlo Massullo ITA
Vahktang Jagorachvili URS(GEO)
Eduard Zenovka EUN(RUS)
János Martinek HUN
Pavel Dovgal BLR
Libor Capalini CZE
30
27
45
52
38.5
45.5
49
41
4750
4981
5039
4795
5328
5466
5382
5406
5367
5361
5501
5338
5392
Team
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1952
1956
1960
1964
1968
1972
1976
1980
1984
1988
1992
Hungary
Soviet Union
Hungary
Soviet Union
Hungary
Soviet Union
Great Britain & N.I.
Soviet Union
Italy
Hungary
Poland
166
13690.5
14863
14961
14325
15968
15559
16126
16060
15886
16018
Sweden
United States
Soviet Union
United States
Soviet Union
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
United States
Italy
Unified Team
182
13482
14309
14189
14248
15348
15451
15912
15568
15571
15924
Finland
Finland
United States
Hungary
France
Finland
Hungary
Sweden
France
Great Britain & N.I.
Italy
213
13185.5
14192
14173
13289
14812
15395
15845
15565
15276
15760

WOMEN

Individual
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Stephanie Cook GBR
Zsuzsa Vörös HUN
5318
5448
Emily deRiel USA
Jelena Rublevska LAT
5310
5380
Kate Allenby GBR
Georgina Harland GBR
5273
5344

POWER BOATING

Power (or Motor) Boating was included in the 1908 Games. The tables below list the top three pilots and boat names (only the winning crews in each of the 3 categories completed the course). 8 "professional" events, now regarded as unofficial, were also previously held in conjunction with the 1900 Olympics. First three pilots (with engine manufacturers in brackets where known) in those events were:

6.5m (12km): George Pitre (Outhenin-Chalandre) FRA 47:15, Jules Valton FRA 53:34, ??? (Dalifol) FRA 53:59
6.5m (50km): George Pitre (Outhenin-Chalandre) FRA 3:40:19, Jules Valton FRA 3:53:02, ?. Dumas Jr. FRA 4:19:08
6.5-8m (12km): ??? (Panhard-Levassor) FRA 54:17, ?. Desligničres FRA 59:15 (only 2 finishers)
6.5-8m (50km): ?. Guibert FRA 4:21:02, ?. Desligničres FRA 4:25:00, ?. Michaelsen FRA 4:26:03
8-10m (20km): ?. Oudin FRA 1:30:39, G. Gallice FRA 1:31:59, ?. Marnix FRA 1:32:20
8-10m (60km): Auguste Dussaux FRA 4:40:45, ?. Marnix FRA 4:41:14, G. Gallice FRA 4:43:40
10-15m (24km): Xavier Schelcher FRA 1:09:27, ?. Schindler FRA 1:27:25, ?. Deprez FRA 1:27:52
10-15m (72km): Xavier Schelcher FRA 3:49:00, ?. Schindler FRA 4:23:20, ?. Deprez FRA 4:33:00

Class A

Open, 40 nautical miles

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1908
 
Emile Thubron FRA
"Camille"
2:26:53
 
Duke of Westminster GBR
"Wolseley-Siddeley"
  Lord Howard de Walden GBR
"Dylan"
 
Class B

Under 60 feet, 40 nautical miles

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1908
 
Thomas Thornycroft GBR
"Gyrinus II"
2:28:58
 
John Marshall Gorham GBR
"Quicksilver"
  only 2 crews started
 
 
Class C

6.5-8 metres, 40 nautical miles

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1908
 
Thomas Thornycroft GBR
"Gyrinus II"
2:28:26
 
Warwick Wright GBR
"Sea Dog"
  only 2 crews started
 
 

ROQUE

Roque is a variant of Croquet played on a hard court. The "American Nine-Wicket" version has been staged on one occasion (1904).

MEN

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1904 Charles Jacobus USA 5w Smith Streeter USA 4w Charles Brown USA 2w

w - wins

TAEKWONDO

Prior to its' formal introduction in 2000 Taekwondo was held as a demonstration sport in 1988 and 1992. Winners of the latter events were:

Men 1988 - 50kg (Fin) Kwon Tae-Ho KOR, 54kg (Fly) Ha Tae-Kyung KOR, 58kg (Bantam) Ji Yong-Suk KOR, 64kg (Feather) Chang Myung-Sam KOR, 70kg (Light) Park Bong-Kwon KOR, 76kg (Welter) Jeong Kook-Hyun KOR, 83kg (Middle) Lee Kye-Haeng KOR, 83kg+ (Heavy) Jimmy Kim USA

Men 1992 - 50kg Gergely Salim DEN, 54kg Arlindo Gouveia VEN, 58kg William Córdova MEX, 64kg Kim Byong-Chul KOR, 70kg José Santolaria ESP, 76kg Ha Tae-Kyoung KOR, 83kg Herbert Perez USA, 83kg+ Kim Je-Kyung KOR

Women 1988 - 43kg (Fin) Chin Yu-Fang TPE, 47kg (Fly) Choo Nan-Yool KOR, 51kg (Bantam) Chen Yi-An TPE, 55kg (Feather) Annemette Christensen DEN, 60kg (Light) Dana Hee USA, 65kg (Welter) Arlene Limas USA, 70kg (Middle) Kim Hyun-Hee KOR, 70kg+ (Heavy) Lynnette Love USA

Women 1992 - 43kg Lo Yueh-Ying TPE, 47kg Elisabeth Delgado ESP, 51kg Hwang Eun-Suk KOR, 55kg Tung Ya-Ling TPE, 60kg Chen Yi-An TPE, 65kg Elena Benítez ESP, 70kg Lee Sun-Hee KOR, 70kg+ Coral Bistuer ESP

MEN

Flyweight

58kg

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Michalis Mouroutsos GRE
Chu Mu-Yen TPE
4-2
5-1
Gabriel Esparza ESP
Oscar Salazar MEX
  Huang Chih-Hsiung TPE
Tamer Bayoumi EGY
 
Featherweight

68kg

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Steven Lopez USA
Hadi Saei Bonehkohal IRI
1-0
4-3
Sin Joon-Sik KOR
Huang Chih-Hsiung TPE
  Hadi Saei Bonehkohal IRI
Song Myeong-Seob KOR
 
Welterweight

80kg

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Ángel Matos CUB
Steven Lopez USA
3-1
3-0
Faissal Ebnoutalib GER
Bahri Tanrikulu TUR
  Víctor Estrada MEX
Youssef Karami IRI
 
Heavyweight

80kg+

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Kim Kyong-Hun KOR
Moon Dae-Sung KOR
6-2
KO
Daniel Trenton AUS
Alexandros Nikolaidis GRE
  Pascal Gentil FRA
Pascal Gentil FRA
 

WOMEN

Flyweight

49kg

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Lauren Burns AUS
Chen Shih-Hsin TPE
4-2
5-4
Urbia Meléndez CUB
Yanelis Labrada CUB
  Chi Shu-Ju TPE
Yaowapa Boorapolchai THA
 
Featherweight

57kg

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Jung Jae-Eun KOR
Jang Ji-Won KOR
2-0
2-1
Tran Hieu Ngan VIE
Nia Abdallah USA
  Hamide Bikçin TUR
Iridia Salazar MEX
 
Welterweight

67kg

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Lee Sun-Hee KOR
Luo Wei CHN
6-3
7-6
Trude Gundersen NOR
Elisavet Mystakidou GRE
  Yoriko Okamoto JPN
Hwang Kyung-Sun KOR
 
Heavyweight

67kg+

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Chen Zhong CHN
Chen Zhong CHN
8-3
12-5
Natalya Ivanova RUS
Myriam Baverel FRA
  Dominique Bosshart CAN
Adriana Carmona VEN
 

TRIATHLON

Olympic Triathlons comprise a 1.5 kilometres swim followed by 40 kilometres cycling and a 10 kilometres run. The event was first held in 2000. A compilation of medallists in other major international triathlons is available on the International Triathlon, Duathlon and Aquathlon Championships page on this site.

MEN

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Simon Whitfield CAN
Hamish Carter NZL
1:48:24.02
1:51:07.73
Stephan Vuckovic GER
Bevan Docherty NZL
1:48:37.58
1:51:15.60
Jan Rehula CZE
Sven Riederer SUI
1:48:46.64
1:51:33.26

WOMEN

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
2000
2004
Brigitte McMahon SUI
Kate Allen AUT
2:00:40.52
2:04:43.45
Michellie Jones AUS
Loretta Harrop AUS
2:00:42.55
2:04:50.17
Magali Messmer SUI
Susan Williams USA
2:01:08.83
2:05:08.92

DEMONSTRATION & UNOFFICIAL SPORTS

In 1900 Angling (4 events), Ballooning (18 events), Boules (2 events), Cannon Shooting (17 events), Fire Fighting (2 events), Kite Flying (3 events), Motor Cycling (2 events), Motor Racing (14 events) & Pigeon Racing (7 events) were also staged, however as were either domestic or professional competitions are now widely regarded as unofficial. In addition to these 71 schools and 92 military events were also held across a range of sports. First three placings in the "unofficial" sports, where known, were as follows:


Angling

???

Ballooning (pilots)

Distance - Handicap (A): Comte de Castillon de Saint-Victor FRA 430km, Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 405km, Jacques Faure FRA 378km
Distance - Handicap (B): Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 473km, Jacques Balsan FRA 398km, Jacques Faure FRA 385km
Distance - No Handicap: Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 1237km, Jacques Balsan FRA 1222km, Jacques Faure FRA 1183km
Duration - Handicap (A): Jacques Balsan FRA 18:04, Jacques Faure FRA 16:47, Vicomte du Pont de Gault-Saussine FRA 14:28
Duration - Handicap (B): Georges Juchmčs FRA 11:52, Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 6:45, Jacques Faure FRA 5:35
Duration - No Handicap: Jacques Balsan FRA 35:09, Comte de Castillon de Saint-Victor FRA 18:00, G. Hervieu FRA 17:51
Elevation - Handicap (A): Jacques Balsan FRA 5604m, Jacques Faure FRA 4637m, ?. Nicolleau FRA 4500m
Elevation - Handicap (B): Georges Juchmčs FRA 5220m, Jacques Balsan FRA 5060m, Comte de Castillon de Saint-Victor FRA 4960m
Elevation - No Handicap: Jacques Balsan FRA 8417m, Georges Juchmčs FRA 6867m, Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 6820m
Target without Stop (A): Maurice Guffroy FRA 400m, Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 850m, Comte de Castillon de Saint-Victor FRA 7000m
Target without Stop (B): Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 1100m, ?. Carton FRA 1140m, Maurice Guffroy FRA 1205m
Target without Stop (C): Comte Henri de la Valette FRA 800m, L. Cruciere FRA 2000m, E. Lassagne FRA 2100m
Target with Stop Part I: Jacques Faure FRA 7600m, Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 9500m, ?. Pietri FRA 9700m
Target with Stop Part II: Jacques Faure FRA 8800m, E. Godard FRA 11200m, Comte Henri de la Valette FRA 13600m
Target with Stop Total: Jacques Faure FRA 16400m, E. Godard FRA 21200m, Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 24000m
Distance & Duration - Distance: Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 1925km, Jacques Balsan FRA 1345km, Jacques Faure FRA 950km
Distance & Duration - Duration: Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 35:45, Jacques Balsan FRA 27:05, Jacques Faure FRA 19:24
Overall: Comte Henry de la Vaulx FRA 5080pts, Jacques Balsan FRA 4360pts, Jacques Faure FRA 2910pts

Boules

Jeu Lyonnais: France 21, France 11
Partie de Berges: France 9, France 1

Cannon Shooting

???

Fire Fighting

Volunteers: Porto POR, Lyton GBR, Budapest HUN
Professionals: Kansas City USA, Milan ITA

Kite Flying

Small: ?. Flecheux FRA, ?. Mademoiselle de la Dunard FRA, ?. Heurteau FRA
Medium: ?. Rouillard FRA, ?. Stoenesco FRA, ?. Mademoiselle de la Dunard FRA
Large: ?. Lecornu FRA, Louis Baillod FRA

Motor Sports (drivers with manufacturers in brackets)

Motor Cycle: ??? (Werner) FRA, ??? (Creanche) FRA, ??? (Renault) FRA
2 Seater Car (Under 400kg - 815km) A: ??? (Gladiator) FRA, ??? (Georges Richard) FRA
2 Seater Car (Under 400kg - 815km) B: 1 ??? (Renault) FRA, 2 ??? (Outhenin-Chalandre) FRA, 3= ??? (Fernandez) FRA & ??? (Hanzer) FRA
2 Seater Car (Over 400kg): 1 ??? (Peugeot) FRA, 2 ??? (Delahaye) FRA, 3= ??? (Rochet-Petit) FRA & ??? (Serpollet) FRA
4 Seater Car (Over 400kg): 1= ??? (de Dietrich) FRA & ??? (Delahaye) FRA, 3= ??? (Brouhot) FRA & ??? (Hurtu) FRA
6 Seater Car (Over 400kg): 1 ??? (Panhard-Levassor) FRA, 2 ??? (Brouhot) FRA, 3= ??? (Georges Richard) FRA & ??? (Serpollet) FRA
7+ Seater Car: 1 not awarded, 2 ??? (Panhard-Levassor) FRA
Taxi (Petrol - 300km): ??? (Peugeot) FRA, ??? (de Riancey) FRA, ??? (???) FRA
Taxi (Electric - 300km): ??? (Krieger) FRA, ??? (Jeantaud) FRA, ??? (???) FRA
Delivery Van (500kg-1200kg, Petrol - 300km): ??? (Brouhot) FRA, ??? (de Dietrich) FRA, ??? (???) FRA
Delivery Van (500kg-1200kg, Electric - 300km): ??? (Krieger) FRA, ??? (???) FRA (only 2 starters)
Small Truck (100kg+ - 300km): 1= ??? (de Dion-Bouton) FRA & ??? (Peugeot) FRA, 3 ??? (Riker Electric) USA
Truck: 1= ??? (de Dion-Bouton I) FRA, ??? (Panhard-Levassor) FRA, ??? (de Dion-Bouton II) FRA & ??? (Peugeot) FRA
Paris-Toulouse-Paris (Motor Cycle - 1347km): Georges Teste (de Dion-Bouton) FRA 23:54:01, ?. Collignon (de Dion-Bouton) FRA 27:28:32, ?. Bardin (de Dion-Bouton) FRA 28:00:26
Paris-Toulouse-Paris (Small Car - 1347km): Louis Renault (Renault) FRA 34:33:38, ?. Schrader (Renault-Aster) FRA 45:49:35, ?. Grus (Renault) FRA 57:24:43
Paris-Toulouse-Paris (Large Car - 1347km): Alfred Velghe "Levegh" (Mors) FRA 20:50:09, ?. Pinson (Panhard-Levassor) FRA 22:11:01, Carl Voight (Panhard-Levassor) GER 22:11:51

Pigeon Racing

???

In 1904 American Football, Gaelic Football, Hurling and Motor Cycling were also staged, however are, as above, now widely regarded as unofficial. In addition to these 44 ethnically segregated events were also staged across a range of sports. Leading placings in "unofficial" sports, where known, were as follows:


American Football

11 matches involving 11 United States teams are known to have been played, however overall placings are unknown

Gaelic Football

Fenian F.C. (Chicago) USA beat Innisfails (St. Louis) USA

Hurling

Fenian F.C. (Chicago) USA beat Innisfails (St. Louis) USA

Motor Cycling

Race A (1 mile): A. Jordan USA 2:10.0
Race B (1 mile): E. Holloway USA 1:54.4

Between 1912 and 1992 several demonstration sports (i.e. events without official medal status) were held in conjunction with the Olympic Games. Many went on to become (or had previously been) part of the formal Olympic programme. Those, however, that have not include Korfball (1920 & 1928), Kaatsen (1928), American Football (1932 - winners: West USA), Gliding (1936), Australian Rules Football (1956 - winners: Victorian A.F.A. AUS), Budo (Japanese Archery, Fencing & Wrestling - 1964), Water Skiing (1972 - winners: Figures - Ricky McCormick USA 5340 & Willy Stähle NED 3140, Jump - Ricky McCormick USA 43.75 & Sylvie Maurial FRA 27.40, Slalom - Roby Zucchi ITA 44.0 & Liz Allen-Shetter USA 35.0) & Roller Hockey (1992 - winners: Argentina).


Since 1984 two paralympic competitions (men's 1500 metres and women's 800 metres wheelchair racing) have also been included as demonstration events on the track and field programme of the main Games.


CULTURAL AWARDS

Medals were awarded in 5 categories of cultural competition (Architecture, Literature, Music, Painting & Graphic Art and Sculpture) held in conjunction with the Games between 1912 & 1948 as well as for Aeronautics in 1936 (in association with the Gliding demonstration) and Alpinism (Mountaineering) in 1924 & 1932-36. Competitors were judged on a prior work/achievement, as opposed to a work created/achieved during the course of the Games. The competitions were discontinued after 1948 due to difficulties in establishing the amateur status of competitors. Winners of these events are listed on the Olympic Games Museum website whilst complete medallists (in German) are listed on sport-komplett.de.


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