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Günter Spiess

Günter Spiess competed for West Germany in men's artistic gymnastics, 1972.

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Olympic result row

Career, in brief

Günter Spiess competed for West Germany in men's artistic gymnastics at the 1972 Games. He placed 25th in the all-around.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 1 appearance

1972 Munich Olympics

Aug 26 → Sep 11 · Munich
All-Around Final 109.750 — 25th 25th

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Sources

Sources olympics.com (Munich 1972) · olympedia.org
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