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Runar Alexandersson

Runar Alexandersson competed for Iceland in men's artistic gymnastics, 1996–2004.

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Olympic result rows

Career, in brief

Runar Alexandersson was a three-time Olympian for Iceland in men's artistic gymnastics, competing from 1996 through 2004.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 3 appearances

Athens 2004 Olympic Games

Aug 14 → 23 · Athens
All-Around Qual 54.798 — did not advance 35th
Pommel Horse Qual 9.737 Final 9.725 — 7th 7th
Still Rings Qual 9.162
Parallel Bars Qual 9.312 — did not advance 51st
Horizontal Bar Qual 9.000 — did not advance 65th
Floor Exercise Qual 8.700 — did not advance 74th
Vault Qual 8.887 — did not advance 78th

Sydney 2000 Olympic Games

Sydney
All-Around Qual 52.149 — did not advance 50th
Pommel Horse Qual 7.975 — did not advance 79th
Still Rings Qual 8.312 — did not advance 74th
Parallel Bars Qual 9.462
Horizontal Bar Qual 9.575
Floor Exercise Qual 8.225 — did not advance 71st
Vault Qual 8.600 — did not advance 79th

1996 Atlanta Olympics

Jul 20 → Aug 4 · Atlanta
All-Around Qual 104.337 — did not advance 68th
Pommel Horse Qual 18.037 — did not advance 75th
Still Rings Qual 17.575
Parallel Bars Qual 16.100 — did not advance 92nd
Horizontal Bar Qual 16.225 — did not advance 95th
Floor Exercise Qual 18.200 — did not advance 79th
Vault Qual 18.200 — did not advance 89th

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Sources

Sources olympics.com (Athens 2004) · olympedia.org (Athens 2004, Sydney 2000, Atlanta 1996)
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