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Germany · MAG · 2004 – 2015

Fabian Hambuechen

Fabian Hambuechen competed for Germany in men's artistic gymnastics, 2004–2015. Career medals: 1 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze.

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career medals

Career, in brief

Fabian Hambuechen competed for Germany in men's artistic gymnastics at the 2004 Games. He placed 7th in the horizontal bar.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 1 appearance

Athens 2004 Olympic Games

Aug 14 → 23 · Athens
All-Around Final 54.823 — 23rd 23rd
Horizontal Bar Final 9.700 — 7th 7th

World — 3 appearances

2015 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships (46th, Glasgow)

Oct 23 → Nov 1 · Glasgow
All-Around Qual 85.498 — did not advance 27th
Pommel Horse Qual 11.466 — did not advance 206th
Still Rings Qual 14.333 — did not advance 49th
Parallel Bars Qual 15.133 — did not advance 32nd
Horizontal Bar Qual 15.200 — 4th, advanced Final 13.500 — 7th 7th
Floor Exercise Qual 14.866 — did not advance 11th

2014 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships (45th, Nanning)

Oct 3 → 12 · Nanning
All-Around Qual 87.731 — 16th, advanced Final 88.564 — 8th 8th
Pommel Horse Qual 12.833 — did not advance 139th
Still Rings Qual 14.866 — did not advance 35th
Parallel Bars Qual 15.333 — did not advance 13th
Horizontal Bar Qual 14.366 — did not advance 22nd
Floor Exercise Qual 15.300 — did not advance 17th

2013 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships (44th, Antwerp)

Sep 30 → Oct 6 · Antwerp
All-Around Final 89.332 BRONZE
Floor Exercise Final 15.300 — 7th 7th
Horizontal Bar Final 15.933 SILVER
Parallel Bars Qual 15.000 — did not advance 27th
Pommel Horse Qual 12.366 — did not advance 93rd
Still Rings Qual 14.866 — did not advance 18th

Continental — 3 appearances

2015 European Games (1st, Baku) — Gymnastics

Jun 14 → 21 · Baku
All-Around Qual 87.432 — 4th, advanced Final 85.631 — 5th 5th
Pommel Horse Qual 13.300 — did not advance 32nd
Still Rings Qual 14.633 — did not advance 7th
Parallel Bars Qual 14.400 — did not advance 21st
Horizontal Bar Qual 15.633 — 2nd, advanced Final 15.533 GOLD
Floor Exercise Qual 15.033 — 6th, advanced Final 15.100 SILVER

2014 European Championships (Sofia, MAG)

May 19 → 25 · Sofia
All-Around Qual 73.090 — did not advance 36th
Pommel Horse Qual 13.533 — did not advance 32nd
Still Rings Qual 14.500 — did not advance 18th
Horizontal Bar Qual 15.133 — 2nd, advanced Final 5.125 — 8th 8th
Floor Exercise Qual 14.833 — did not advance 12th
Vault Qual 15.091 — did not advance 5th

2013 European Individual Championships (5th, Moscow)

Apr 17 → 21 · Moscow
All-Around Qual 56.633 — did not advance 52nd
Pommel Horse Qual 12.300 — did not advance 59th
Still Rings Qual 14.633 — did not advance 17th
Horizontal Bar Qual 14.800 — 5th, advanced Final 13.966 — 6th 6th
Floor Exercise Qual 14.900 — did not advance 17th

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Sources

Sources olympics.com (Athens 2004) · gymnastics.sport (Baku 2015, Glasgow 2015, Nanning 2014, Sofia 2014, +1 more) · olympedia.org
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