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Roberto Antonio León Richards

Roberto Antonio León Richards competed for Cuba in men's artistic gymnastics, 1972–1980.

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Career, in brief

Roberto Antonio León Richards was a three-time Olympian for Cuba in men's artistic gymnastics, competing from 1972 through 1980.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 3 appearances

1980 Moscow Olympics

Jul 19 → Aug 3 · Moscow
All-Around Qual 112.450 — did not advance 36th
Pommel Horse Qual 19.300 — did not advance 18th
Still Rings Qual 18.250
Parallel Bars Qual 19.600
Horizontal Bar Qual 18.750
Floor Exercise Qual 17.550 — did not advance 65th
Vault Qual 19.000

1976 Montreal Olympics

Jul 18 → Aug 1 · Montreal
All-Around Qual 100.650 — did not advance 88th
Pommel Horse Qual 18.850
Still Rings Qual 18.100 — did not advance 59th
Parallel Bars Qual 18.200
Horizontal Bar Qual 9.200 — did not advance 89th
Floor Exercise Qual 18.050
Vault Qual 18.250

1972 Munich Olympics

Aug 26 → Sep 11 · Munich
All-Around Qual 104.200 — did not advance 69th
Pommel Horse Qual 18.100
Still Rings Qual 16.200 — did not advance 100th
Parallel Bars Qual 18.250
Horizontal Bar Qual 17.950
Floor Exercise Qual 16.850
Vault Qual 16.850 — did not advance 108th

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Soviet Union · MAG · 1972 – 1980

Nikolay Andrianov

12 olympic medals
Japan · MAG · 1968 – 1976

Sawao Kato

9 olympic medals
Japan · MAG · 1968 – 1972

Akinori Nakayama

8 olympic medals4 named elements
Soviet Union · MAG · 1976 – 1981

Aleksandr Dityatin

8 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG · 1968 – 1972

Mikhail Voronin

7 olympic medals2 named elements
Japan · MAG · 1968 – 1976

Eizo Kenmotsu

6 olympic medals
Japan · MAG · 1968 – 1976

Mitsuo Tsukahara

6 olympic medals4 named elements
East Germany · MAG · 1976 – 1980

Roland Brückner

3 olympic medals
Japan · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Shigeru Kasamatsu

3 olympic medals1 named element
Soviet Union · MAG · 1968 – 1972

Viktor Klimenko

3 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG · 1980 – 1980

Aleksandr Tkachov

2 olympic medals
East Germany · MAG · 1976 – 1981

Michael Nikolay

2 olympic medals1 named element
Bulgaria · MAG · 1980 – 1980

Stoyan Deltchev

2 olympic medals1 named element
Hungary · MAG · 1972 – 1980

Zoltan Magyar

2 olympic medals3 named elements
Romania · MAG · 1972 – 1980

Danut Grecu

1 olympic medal
West Germany · MAG · 1972 – 1976

Eberhard Gienger

1 olympic medal1 named element
France · MAG · 1972 – 1980

Henry Boerio

1 olympic medal
Japan · MAG · 1976 – 1976

Hiroshi Kajiyama

1 olympic medal
Czechoslovakia · MAG · 1976 – 1980

Jiri Tabak

1 olympic medal
East Germany · MAG · 1964 – 1972

Klaus Köste

1 olympic medal
USA · MAG · 1976 – 1976

Peter Kormann

1 olympic medal
Soviet Union · MAG · 1976 – 1976

Vladimir Marchenko

1 olympic medal1 named element
Italy · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Adolfo Lampronti

Spain · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Agustín Sandoval

Sources

Sources olympedia.org (Moscow 1980, Montreal 1976, Munich 1972)
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