Venezuela i olympiska sommarspelen 1976
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| Kommitté | Venezuelas Olympiska Kommitté | ||||
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| Olympiska sommarspelen 1976 i Montréal | |||||
| Deltagare | 32 deltagare i 6 grenar | ||||
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| Venezuela i olympiska sommarspelen | |||||
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Venezuela deltog med 32 deltagare vid de olympiska sommarspelen 1976 i Montréal. Totalt vann de en silvermedalj.
Medaljer
Silver
Silver- Pedro Gamarro - Boxning, weltervikt.
Boxning
| Boxare | Gren | 32-delsfinal | Sextondelsfinal | Åttondelsfinal | Kvartsfinal | Semifinal | Final | |
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| Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Motståndare Resultat | Placering | ||
| Armando Guevara | Lätt flugvikt | i.u. |  E Baltar (PHI)W 5-0 |  D Geilich (GDR)W 5-0 |  Li Byong-Uk (PRK)L 2-3 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| Alfredo Pérez | Flugvikt |  E Ríos (MEX)W 5-0 |  S El-Ashry (EGY)W W/O |  G Kostadinov (BUL)W 5-0 |  L Błażyński (POL)L 2-3 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| Jovito Rengifo | Bantamvikt |  B Muwanga (UGA)W 5-0 |  O Martínez (CUB)L 0-5 | Gick inte vidare | ||||
| Angel Pacheco | Fjädervikt |  S Calderón (COL)W 5-0 |  C Calderón (PUR)W 5-0 | A Herrera (CUB) L 0-5 | Gick inte vidare | |||
| Nelson Calzadilla | Lättvikt | Bye |  E Gonzalez (NIC)W 5-0 |  S Cuţov (ROU)L 5-0 | Gick inte vidare | |||
| Jesús Navas | Lätt weltervikt | J Okoth (UGA) W W/O | U Beyer (GDR) L 0-5 | Gick inte vidare | ||||
| Pedro Gamarro | Weltervikt | Bye |  M Beneš (YUG)W 5-0 | E Correa (CUB) W RSC-3 |  C Jackson (USA)W 3-2 |  R Skricek (FRG)W RSC-3 | J Bachfeld (GDR) L 2-3 |  |
| Alfredo Lemus | Lätt mellanvikt | i.u. |  M Dawuda (GHA)W W/O |  R Davies (GBR)W 4-1 |  V Savtjenko (URS)L KO-2 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| Fulgencio Obelmejias | Mellanvikt | i.u. | L Martínez (CUB) L 5-0 | Gick inte vidare | ||||
| Ernesto Sánchez | Lätt tungvikt | i.u. | G Stoymenov (BUL) L 5-0 | Gick inte vidare | ||||
Cykling
- Ramón Noriega — 5:03:13,0 (→ 53:e plats)
- José Ollarves — 5:07:09,0 (→ 58:e plats)
- Justo Galaviz — fullföljde inte(→ ingen placering)
- Nicolas Reidtler — fullföljde inte(→ ingen placering)
- José Ollarves
- Justo Galaviz
- Jesús Escalona
- Serafino Silva
Simhopp
Källor
- ”Venezuela at the 1976 Montréal Summer Games”. Sports Reference. Arkiverad från originalet den 23 december 2008. https://web.archive.org/web/20081223133830/http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/countries/VEN/summer/1976/. Läst 18 maj 2014.
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