Slovenien i olympiska sommarspelen 1996
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| Kommitté | Sloveniens olympiska kommitté | |||||
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| Olympiska sommarspelen 1996 i Atlanta | ||||||
| Deltagare | 37 deltagare i 8 grenar | |||||
| Fanbärare | Brigita Bukovec | |||||
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Slovenien deltog i de olympiska sommarspelen 1996 med en trupp bestående av 37 deltagare, och landet tog totalt 2 medaljer.[1]
Bågskytte
- Samo Medved → Åttondelsfinal, 14:e plats (2-1)
- Peter Koprivnikar → 32-delsfinal, 54:e plats (0-1)
- Matevž Krumpestar → 32-delsfinal, 64:e plats (0-1)
- Medved, Koprivnikar och Krumpestar → Kvartsfinal, 5:e plats (1-1)
Cykling
- Landsväg
- Robert Pintarič
- Final — 1:12:35 (→ 32:a plats)
- Robert Pintarič
- Final — 70:e plats
Friidrott
- Miro Kocuvan
- Heat — 49,66s (→ gick inte vidare)
- Igor Primc
- Kval — 59,12m (→ gick inte vidare)
- Ksenija Predikaka
- Kval — 6,37m (→ gick inte vidare)
- Britta Bilač
- Kval — 1,93m
- Final — 1,93m (→ 10:e plats)
- Renata Strašek
- Kval — 57,04m (→ gick inte vidare)
- Helena Javornik — 2:46,58 (→ 53:e plats)
Kanotsport
- Andraž Vehovar
- Jernej Abramič
- Fedja Marušič
- Gregor Terdič
- Simon Hočevar
Rodd
- Erik Tul
- Luka Špik
Segling
- Tomaž Čopi
- Mitja Margon
- Vesna Dekleva
- Janja Orel
- Alenka Orel
Referenser
- ^ http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/countries/SLO/summer/1996/ Arkiverad 24 december 2008 hämtat från the Wayback Machine. Sports-reference.com (engelska)
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