USSR at the 1976 Summer Olympics

	USSR at the Olympic Games
IOC Code	URS
NOC	USSR Olympic Committee
	Montreal Olympics
Athletes	410 (285 men, 125 women) in 22 sports
Standard bearer	Vasily Alekseev
	Participation in the Summer Olympics
	1952 • 1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988
	Participation in the Winter Olympics
	1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988
	see also
	Azerbaijan (since 1996); Armenia (since 1994); Belarus (since 1994); Georgia (since 1994); Kazakhstan (since 1994); Kyrgyzstan (since 1994); Latvia (1924-1936 and since 1992); Lithuania (1924-1928 and since 1992); Moldova (since 1994); Russia (1900-1912 and since 1994); Tajikistan (since 1996); Turkmenistan (since 1996); Uzbekistan (since 1994); Ukraine (since 1994); Estonia (1920-1936 and since 1992); United Team (1992);

The USSR at the 1976 Summer Olympics was represented by the USSR Olympic Committee . The USSR team won medals in 20 sports, of which gold - in 14 types: in wrestling, gymnastics, track and field athletics, fencing, judo, cycling, kayaking and canoeing, rowing, basketball, swimming, shooting, jumping into the water and handball. Also won medals in boxing, volleyball, sailing, modern pentathlon, football and archery. Basketball players of the USSR became the first Olympic champions in history, as well as Soviet handball players, handball players won gold for the first time, men's and women's volleyball teams took silver, basketball and soccer players won bronze. The first ever gold in women's diving went to the Soviet athlete Elena Vaytsekhovskaya.

The Olympic Games were successful for the wrestlers who won 12 gold medals, and the freestyle wrestlers Ivan Yarygin and Levan Tediashvili and the Greek-Roman Valery Rezantsev became two-time Olympic champions. The gymnasts performed well: Nikolay Adrianov won 4 gold (absolute championship, rings, vault and floor exercises), becoming a five-time Olympic champion; Lyudmila Turishcheva and Olga Korbut became four-time Olympic champions, Nelly Kim won 3 gold (team competitions, freestyle and strong), Elvira Saadi won her second gold. Weightlifters also performed well, taking 7 gold medals, among them Vasily Alekseev became the two-time Olympic champion. Kayakers and canoeists won 6 gold awards, as at the previous Olympics, and 2 gold was taken by canoeists Sergei Petrenko and Alexander Vinogradov. Athletes brought 4 gold - Tatyana Kazankina won the 800 and 1,500 m races, and Viktor Saneev became the three-time Olympic champion, winning gold in the triple jump. 3 fencers took the gold, Elena Belova brought the number of her Olympic victories to 4, Viktor Sidyak became the three-time Olympic champion, Vladimir Nazlymov and Eduard Vinokurov became two-time Olympic champions, Viktor Krovopuskov won 2 gold medals in Montreal.

Medalists

The number of prizes and points received by athletes of the USSR at the XXI Olympic Games in certain sports
Kind of sport	Athletes			Competition		Places						Medals	Places from 1-6	Glasses
Kind of sport	Husband	Wives	Total	Participation	Total				four	five	6	Medals	Places from 1-6	Glasses
Basketball	12	12	24	2	2	one		one				2	2	eleven
Boxing	eleven		eleven	eleven	eleven		one	four				five	five	nineteen
Freestyle wrestling	ten		ten	ten	ten	five	3		one		one	eight	ten	54
Classic fight	ten		ten	ten	ten	7	2	one				ten	ten	63
Judo fight	6		6	6	6	2	2	one				five	five	27.5
Cycling	12		12	6	6	one	one		one	2		2	five	nineteen
Water polo	eleven		eleven	one	one									0
Volleyball	12	12	24	2	2		2					2	2	ten
Handball	14	14	28	2	2	2						2	2	14
Gymnastics	6	6	12	14	14	7	eight	2	2	3	2	17	24	110
Rowing academic	31	24	55	14	14	one	four	four	2	one		9	12	51
Kayaking and Canoeing	12	3	15	eleven	eleven	6	3			one	one	9	eleven	60
Horseback Riding	7		7	four	6				one	one	one		3	6
Athletics	39	31	70	33	37	four	four	ten	3	four	four	18	29th	109
Sailing	12		12	6	6		2		2	one		2	five	18
Swimming	20	eleven	31	25	26	one	3	five	3	3	3	9	18	60
Diving	6	five	eleven	four	four	one		2	one		one	3	five	nineteen
Modern Pentathlon	3		3	2	2		one					one	one	five
Shooting	13		13	7	7	one	one	one	one	one		3	five	21
Archery	one	2	3	2	2		one	one		one		2	3	eleven
Weightlifting	9		9	eight	9	7	one					eight	eight	54
Fencing	13	five	18	eight	eight	3	2	2	2	one		7	ten	47
Football	15		15	one	one			one				one	one	four
Field hockey				-	one	did not participate
Total	285	125	410	189	198	49	41	35	nineteen	nineteen	13	125	176	792.5

Medalists
Medal	Sportsman	Kind of sport	Discipline
one Gold	Tamara Downen Olga Barysheva Tatyana Zakharova Nadezhda Zakharova Natalya Klimova Raisa Kurvyakova Tatyana Ovechkina Ulyana Semenova Olga Sukharnova Nelly Feryabnikova Angela Rupshen Nadezhda Shuvaeva	Basketball	Women
one Gold	Vladimir Yumin	Freestyle wrestling	Up to 57 kg
one Gold	Pavel Pinigin	Freestyle wrestling	Up to 68 kg
one Gold	Levan Tediashvili	Freestyle wrestling	Up to 90 kg
one Gold	Ivan Yarygin	Freestyle wrestling	Up to 100 kg
one Gold	Soslan Andiev	Freestyle wrestling	Over 100 kg
one Gold	Alexey Shumakov	Greco-Roman wrestling	Up to 48 kg
one Gold	Vitaly Konstantinov	Greco-Roman wrestling	Up to 52 kg
one Gold	Suren Nalbandyan	Greco-Roman wrestling	Up to 68 kg
one Gold	Anatoly Bykov	Greco-Roman wrestling	Up to 74 kg
one Gold	Valery Rezantsev	Greco-Roman wrestling	Up to 90 kg
one Gold	Nikolay Balboshin	Greco-Roman wrestling	Up to 100 kg
one Gold	Alexander Kolchinsky	Greco-Roman wrestling	Over 100 kg
one Gold	Anatoly Chukanov Vladimir Kaminsky Aavo Piccuus Valery Chaplygin	Cycling	Road racing team
one Gold	Alexander Anpilogov Valery Gassiy Yuri Lagutin Yuri Kidyaev Yuri Klimov Vasily Ilyin Sergey Kushniryuk Mikhail Ishchenko Vladimir Kravtsov Vladimir Maksimov Anatoly Fedyukin Nikolay Tomin Alexander Rezanov Evgeny Chernyshev	Handball	Men
one Gold	Love Berezhnaya Lyudmila Bobrus Tatyana Glushchenko Galina Zakharova Larisa Karlova Maria Litoshenko Nina Lobova Tatyana Makarets Lyudmila Panchuk Zinaida Turchina Aldona Chesaitite Rafiga Shabanova Natalya Sherstyuk Lyudmila Shubina	Handball	Women
one Gold	Nikolay Andrianov	Gymnastics	Men's All-Around Individual Championship
one Gold	Nikolay Andrianov	Gymnastics	Men Floor Exercise
one Gold	Nikolay Andrianov	Gymnastics	Men rings
one Gold	Nikolay Andrianov	Gymnastics	Men's vault
one Gold	Svetlana Grozdova Nelly Kim Olga Korbut Elvira Saadi Maria Filatova Lyudmila Turishcheva	Gymnastics	Women's Team
one Gold	Nelly Kim	Gymnastics	Women Floor Exercise
one Gold	Nelly Kim	Gymnastics	Women's Vault
one Gold	Vladimir Yeshinov Nikolay Ivanov Alexander Klepikov Mikhail Kuznetsov Alexander Lukyanov	Rowing	Four oar with steering
one Gold	Vladimir Romanovsky Sergey Nagorny	Kayaking and Canoeing	Men's Kayak 1000m
one Gold	Sergey Chukhrai Alexander Degtyarev Vladimir Morozov Yuri Filatov	Kayaking and Canoeing	Kayak Four (K4) 1000m Men
one Gold	Alexander Rogov	Kayaking and Canoeing	Men's Canoe Single, 500 m
one Gold	Sergey Petrenko Alexander Vinogradov	Kayaking and Canoeing	Men's Canoe Two, 500 m
one Gold	Sergey Petrenko Alexander Vinogradov	Kayaking and Canoeing	Men's Canoe Two, 1000 m
one Gold	Nina Gopova Galina Kraft	Kayaking and Canoeing	Kayak Double (K2) 500m Women
one Gold	Vladimir Nevzorov	Judo	Up to 70 kg
one Gold	Sergey Novikov	Judo	Over 93 kg
one Gold	Victor Saneev	Athletics	Men's Triple Jump
one Gold	Yuri Sedykh	Athletics	Men Throwing a Hammer
one Gold	Tatyana Kazankina	Athletics	Women's 800m Jogging
one Gold	Tatyana Kazankina	Athletics	Women's 1500m Run
one Gold	Marina Koshevaya	Swimming	Women's 200m Breaststroke
one Gold	Elena Vaytsekhovskaya	Diving	Women tower
one Gold	Alexander Gazov	Shooting	Small-caliber rifle, "running boar"
one Gold	Alexander Voronin	Weightlifting	Up to 52 kg
one Gold	Nikolay Kolesnikov	Weightlifting	Up to 60 kg
one Gold	Peter the King	Weightlifting	Up to 67.5 kg
one Gold	Valery Shariy	Weightlifting	Up to 82.5 kg
one Gold	David Riegert	Weightlifting	Up to 90 kg
one Gold	Yuri Zaitsev	Weightlifting	Up to 110 kg
one Gold	Vasily Alekseev	Weightlifting	Over 110 kg
one Gold	Victor Krovopuskov	Fencing	Men's Saber Individual Championship
one Gold	Eduard Vinokurov Mikhail Burtsev Victor Krovopuskov Vladimir Nazlymov Victor Sidyak	Fencing	Men, saber, team competition)
one Gold	Elena Belova Naila Gilyazova Olga Knyazeva Valentina Nikonova Valentina Sidorova	Fencing	Women's Rapier Team Competition
2 Silver	Rufat Riskiev	Boxing	Up to 75 kg
2 Silver	Roman Dmitriev	Freestyle wrestling	Up to 48 kg
2 Silver	Alexander Ivanov	Freestyle wrestling	Up to 52 kg
2 Silver	Victor Novozhilov	Freestyle wrestling	Up to 82 kg
2 Silver	Nelson Davidyan	Greco-Roman wrestling	Up to 62 kg
2 Silver	Vladimir Cheboksarov	Greco-Roman wrestling	Up to 82 kg
2 Silver	Vladimir Osokin Vitaly Petrakov Alexander Perov Victor Sokolov	Cycling	Men's 400m Pursuit Team
2 Silver	Vladimir Dorokhov Anatoly Ermilov Vyacheslav Zaitsev Vladimir Kondra Oleg Moliboga Anatoly Polishchuk Alexander Savin Pavel Selivanov Yuri Starunsky Vladimir Ulanov Vladimir Chernyshev Yefim Chulak	Volleyball	Men
2 Silver	Larisa Bergen Olga Kozakova Natalya Kushnir Liliya Osadchaya Nina Muradyan Nina Smoleeva Lyudmila Shchetinina Anna Rostova Lyubov Rudovskaya Inna Ryskal Lyudmila Chernysheva Zoya Yusova	Volleyball	Women
2 Silver	Alexander Dityatin Nikolay Andrianov Gennady Krysin Vladimir Markelov Vladimir Marchenko Vladimir Tikhonov	Gymnastics	Men's Team Competition
2 Silver	Vladimir Marchenko	Gymnastics	Men Floor Exercise
2 Silver	Alexander Dityatin	Gymnastics	Men rings
2 Silver	Nikolay Andrianov	Gymnastics	Men, parallel bars
2 Silver	Nelly Kim	Gymnastics	Women's All-Around Individual Championship
2 Silver	Lyudmila Turishcheva	Gymnastics	Women Floor Exercise
2 Silver	Lyudmila Turishcheva	Gymnastics	Women's Vault
2 Silver	Olga Korbut	Gymnastics	Women log
2 Silver	Dmitry Bekhterev Yuri Lorenzson Yuri Shurkalov	Rowing	Men's Double Swing
2 Silver	Evgeny Duleev Vytautas Butkus Aivar Lazdenieks Yuri Yakimov	Rowing	Foursome Men
2 Silver	Anna Kondrashina Larisa Alexandrova Galina Ermolaeva Mira Brunin Nadezhda Chernyshova	Rowing	Women foursome steam with steering
2 Silver	Lyubov Talalaeva Olga Guzenko Elena Zubko Olga Kolkova Claudia Kozhenkova Olga Pugovskaya Nelly Tarakanova Nadezhda Rosgon Nadezhda Roshchina	Rowing	Women's Eight
2 Silver	Vladimir Romanovsky Sergey Nagorny	Kayaking and Canoeing	Kayak Double (K2) 500m Men
2 Silver	Vasily Yurchenko	Kayaking and Canoeing	Men's Canoe 1000m
2 Silver	Tatyana Korshunova	Kayaking and Canoeing	Kayak Single (K1) 500m Women
2 Silver	Valery Dvoinikov	Judo	Up to 80 kg
2 Silver	Ramaz Kharshiladze	Judo	Up to 93 kg
2 Silver	Evgeny Mironov	Athletics	Men Shot Put
2 Silver	Alexey Spiridonov	Athletics	Men Throwing a Hammer
2 Silver	Tatyana Anisimova	Athletics	Women 100m s / b
2 Silver	Nadezhda Chizhova	Athletics	Women Shot Put
2 Silver	Andrey Balashov	Sailing	"Finn"
2 Silver	Vladislav Akimenko Valentin Mankin	Sailing	Tempez
2 Silver	Vladimir Raskatov Andrey Bogdanov Sergey Koplyakov Andrey Krylov	Swimming	Men 4x200m Freestyle
2 Silver	Lyubov Rusanova	Swimming	Women's 100m Breaststroke
2 Silver	Marina Yurchenya	Swimming	Women's 200m Breaststroke
2 Silver	Pavel Lednev	Modern Pentathlon	Men's Individual Championship
2 Silver	Alexander Kedyarov	Shooting	Men, small-bore rifle, "running boar"
2 Silver	Valentina Kovpan	Archery	Men's Individual Championship
2 Silver	Vartan Militosyan	Weightlifting	Up to 75 kg
2 Silver	Alexander Romankov	Fencing	Men's Rapier Individual Championship
2 Silver	Vladimir Nazlymov	Fencing	Men's Saber Individual Championship
3 Bronze	Ivan Edeshko Alexander Belov Sergey Belov Vladimir Arzamaskov Michael Corkia Andrey Makeev Valery Miloserdov Anatoly Myshkin Alexander Salnikov Vladimir Tkachenko Alzhan Zharmukhamedov Vladimir Zhigiliy	Basketball	Men
3 Bronze	David Torosyan	Boxing	Up to 51 kg
3 Bronze	Victor Rybakov	Boxing	Up to 54 kg
3 Bronze	Vasily Solomin	Boxing	Up to 60 kg
3 Bronze	Victor Savchenko	Boxing	Up to 71 kg
3 Bronze	Farhat Mustafin	Greco-Roman wrestling	Up to 57 kg
3 Bronze	Nikolay Andrianov	Gymnastics	Men horse
3 Bronze	Lyudmila Turishcheva	Gymnastics	Women's All-Around Individual Championship
3 Bronze	Raul Arnemann Anushavan Hasan-Jalalov Valery Dolinin Nikolay Kuznetsov	Rowing	Men fours without oar
3 Bronze	Elena Antonova	Rowing	Women single
3 Bronze	Eleanor Kaminskaite Gene Ramoshken	Rowing	Women Double
3 Bronze	Nadezhda Sevostyanova Lyudmila Krokhina Lydia Krylova Anna Pasoha Galina Mishenina	Rowing	Women foursized with steering
3 Bronze	Shota Chochishvili	Judo	open championship
3 Bronze	Valery Borzov	Athletics	Men's 100m
3 Bronze	Alexander Aksinin Valery Borzov Nikolay Kolesnikov Yuri Silov	Athletics	Men, 4x100 m
3 Bronze	Eugene Gavrilenko	Athletics	Men 400 m / s
3 Bronze	Alexander Baryshnikov	Athletics	Men Shot Put
3 Bronze	Anatoly Bondarchuk	Athletics	Men Throwing a Hammer
3 Bronze	Nikolay Avilov	Athletics	Men Decathlon
3 Bronze	Tatyana Prorochenko Nadezhda Besfamilnaya Vera Anisimova Lyudmila Maslakova	Athletics	Women, 4x100 m
3 Bronze	Inta Klimovich Lyudmila Aksyonova Nadezhda Ilyina Natalya Sokolova	Athletics	Women 4x400 m
3 Bronze	Natalya Lebedeva	Athletics	Women 100m s / b
3 Bronze	Lidia Alfeeva	Athletics	Women long jump
3 Bronze	Vladimir Raskatov	Swimming	Men's 400m Freestyle
3 Bronze	Arvydas Juozaitis	Swimming	Men's 100m Breaststroke
3 Bronze	Andrey Smirnov	Swimming	Men's 400m All-In-One Swimming
3 Bronze	Marina Koshevaya	Swimming	Women's 100m Breaststroke
3 Bronze	Lyubov Rusanova	Swimming	Women's 200m Breaststroke
3 Bronze	Alexander Kosenkov	Diving	Men Springboard
3 Bronze	Vladimir Aleinik	Diving	Men tower
3 Bronze	Gennady Lushchikov	Shooting	Men small bore rifle lying
3 Bronze	Zebiniso Rustamova	Archery	Women's Individual Championship
3 Bronze	Victor Sidyak	Fencing	Men's Saber Individual Championship
3 Bronze	Elena Belova	Fencing	Women's Rapier Individual Championship
3 Bronze	Vladimir Veremeev Oleg Blokhin Vladimir Astapovsky Leonid Buryak Victor Zvyagintsev Victor Kolotov Anatoly Konkov Leonid Nazarenko Victor Matvienko Alexander Minaev Vladimir Onishchenko Vladimir Fedorov Mikhail Fomenko Vladimir Troshkin Stefan Reshko	Football

Athletes with several medals
Name	Kind of sport				Total
Nikolay Andrianov	Gymnastics	four	2	one	7
Nelly Kim	Gymnastics	3	one		four
Lyudmila Turishcheva	Gymnastics	one	2	one	four
Tatyana Kazankina	Athletics	2			2
Victor Krovopuskov	Fencing	2			2
Sergey Petrenko	Canoeing	2			2
Alexander Vinogradov	Canoeing	2			2
Olga Korbut	Gymnastics	one	one		2
Sergey Nagorny	Kayaking	one	one		2
Vladimir Nazlymov	Fencing	one	one		2
Vladimir Romanovsky	Kayaking	one	one		2
Marina Koshevaya	Swimming	one		one	2
Elena Belova	Fencing	one		one	2
Victor Sidyak	Fencing	one		one	2
Alexander Dityatin	Gymnastics		2		2
Vladimir Marchenko	Gymnastics		2		2
Vladimir Raskatov	Swimming		one	one	2
Lyubov Rusanova	Swimming		one	one	2
Valery Borzov	Athletics			2	2

Sports Medals

Sport	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Wrestling	12	five	one	18
Gymnastics	7	eight	2	17
Weightlifting	7	one	0	eight
Kayaking and Canoeing	6	3	0	9
Athletics	four	four	ten	18
Fencing	3	2	2	7
Judo	2	2	one	five
Handball	2	0	0	2
Rowing	one	four	four	9
Swimming	one	3	five	9
Shooting	one	one	one	3
Cycling	one	one	0	2
Diving	one	0	2	3
Basketball	one	0	one	2
Volleyball	0	2	0	2
Sailing	0	2	0	2
Boxing	0	one	four	five
Archery	0	one	one	2
Modern Pentathlon	0	one	0	one
Football	0	0	one	one

In the personal championship, the RSFSR received 22 gold medals, the Ukrainian SSR 5 medals, the Kazakh USSR 5 medals, the Georgian SSR 2 medals, the Belarusian SSR 2 medals. ^[one]

Competition Results

Rowing

In the next round from each race were several of the best crews (depending on discipline). 6 strongest crews reached the final A, another 6 crews eliminated in the semifinal, distributed places in the small final B

Men

Competition	Athletes	Advance check			Qualifying race			Semifinal			The final		Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Check in	Time	A place	Check in	Time	A place	Check in	Time	A place	Time	A place	Summary a place
loners	Nikolay Dovgan	2	7: 28.92	oneQ	did not participate			2	6: 58.15	2 QA	Final A		five
loners	Nikolay Dovgan	2	7: 28.92	oneQ	did not participate			2	6: 58.15	2 QA	7: 57.39	five	five

Basketball

Men

Women

Team	AND	AT	P	MH	MP	Mr	ABOUT
the USSR	five	five	0	504	346	+158	ten
USA	five	3	2	415	417	-2	eight
Bulgaria	five	3	2	365	377	-12	eight
Czechoslovakia	five	2	3	351	359	-eight	7
Japan	five	2	3	405	400	+5	7
Canada	five	0	five	336	477	-41	five

Boxing

Freestyle Wrestling

Classic wrestling

The Mezonnev Center, July 20-24.

Judo Fight

Cycling

Water Polo

Volleyball

Men

Women

Handball

Men

Women

Gymnastics

Men

Women

Kayaking and Canoeing

Athletes - 15 (12 men, 3 women)

Over the inter-Olympic four-year period, many changes have taken place in kayaking and canoeing. The Olympic program increased from 7 to 11 numbers thanks to the inclusion of a distance of 500 m for men - kayakers and canoeists. The generation of leading rowers has changed. So, in the Soviet team of 15 rowers, 13 were newcomers to the Olympic Games. ^[2]
The USSR national team was preparing for the Olympic starts Olympic champion, candidate of pedagogical sciences A. A. Seredina and honored trainers of the USSR I. I. Pisarev and V. F. Kaverin .

Men

Athletes)	Category	Preliminary stage		Comforting stage		Semifinal		The final
Athletes)	Category	Time	A place	Time	A place	Time	A place	Time	A place
Sergey Lizunov	Kayak Single, 500 m	1.54.14	2 Q			1.52.38	1 Q	1.49.21	6
Alexander Shaparenko	Kayak Single, 1000 m	3.54.32	1 Q			3.45.30	2 Q	3.51.45	five
Sergey Nagorny Vladimir Romanovsky	Kayak Double, 500 m	1.40,23	2 Q			1.38.65	1 Q	1.36.81
Sergey Nagorny Vladimir Romanovsky	Kayaks, 1000 m	3.31.11	2 Q			3.27.23	2 Q	3.29.01
Sergey Chukhrai Alexander Degtyarev Yuri Filatov Vladimir Morozov	Kayak Four, 1000 m	3.08.77	2 Q			3.13.52	1 Q	3.08.69
Alexander Rogov	Single Canoe, 500 m	2.12.77	five	2.04.70	2 Q	2.06.83	1 Q	1.59.23
Vasily Yurchenko	Single Canoe, 1000 m	4.20,44	1 Q			4.12.00	1 Q	4.12.57
Sergey Petrenko Alexander Vinogradov	Canoe Two, 500 m	1.58.22	1 Q			1.49.29	1 Q	1.45.81
Sergey Petrenko Alexander Vinogradov	Canoe Two, 1000 m	3.47.62	1 Q			3.57.32	1 Q	3.52,76

Women

Athletes)	Category	Preliminary stage		Comforting stage		Semifinal		The final
Athletes)	Category	Time	A place	Time	A place	Time	A place	Time	A place
Tatyana Korshunova	Kayak Single, 500 m	2.11.58	1 Q			2.07.90	1 Q	2.03.07
Nina Gopova Galina Kraft	Kayak Double, 500 m	1.57.49	1 Q			1.54.70	1 Q	1.51.15

6 gold and 3 silver medals, 60 points - such is the contribution of canoeists and canoeists to the team victory of the USSR national team.

Equestrian

Athletics

Men

Women

Sailing

470

Athletes	one		2		3		four		five		6		7		Total points	A place
Athletes	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	Total points	A place
Victor Potapov Alexander Potapov	2	3.0	2	3.0	15	~~21.0~~	ten	16.0	four	8.0	four	8.0	13	19.0	57.0	four

Flying Dutchman

Athletes	one		2		3		four		five		6		7		Total points	A place
Athletes	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	Total points	A place
Vladimir Leontiev Valery Zubanov	3	5.7	~~eleven~~	~~17.0~~	6	11.7	five	10.0	9	15.0	eleven	17.0	one	0.0	59.4	five

Soling

Athletes	one		2		3		four		five		6		7		Total points	A place
Athletes	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	Total points	A place
Boris Budnikov Valentin Zamotaykin Николай Поляков	four	8.0	one	0.0	12	1.0	~~DSQ~~	~~33.0~~	3	5.7	eight	14.0	2	3.0	48.7	four

Темпест

Athletes	one		2		3		four		five		6		7		Total очков	A place
Athletes	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	Total очков	A place
Валентин Манкин Владислав Акименко	one	0.0	four	8.0	four	8.0	3	5.7	2	3.0	3	5.7	~~five~~	~~10.0~~	30.4

Торнадо

Athletes	one		2		3		four		five		6		7		Total очков	A place
Athletes	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	Total очков	A place
Владимир Васильев Вячеслав Тинеев	eleven	17.0	12	18.0	eight	14.0	13	~~19.0~~	ten	16.0	13	19.0	7	13.0	97.0	12

Финн

Sportsman	one		2		3		four		five		6		7		Total очков	A place
Sportsman	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	Total очков	A place
Андрей Балашов	four	8.0	four	8.0	22	~~28.0~~	one	0.0	3	5.7	four	8.0	five	10.0	39.7

Плавание

Men

Women

Прыжки в воду

Men

Women

Competition	Athletes	Qualification		The final
Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Result	A place
Вышка, 10 метров	Елена Вайцеховская	370,05	6 ( Q )	406,59	01!

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Sportsman	Category	Weight kg	Рывок					Точок					Total	A place
Sportsman	Category	Weight kg	M	one	2	3	Add.	M	one	2	3	Add.	Total	A place
Александр Воронин	До 52 кг	51,85	3	100,0	105,0	~~107,5~~	-	one	130,0	135,0	137,5	141,0	242,5
Николай Колесников	До 60 кг	59,25	one	120.0	~~125,0~~	125,0	-	one	155,0	160,0	-	161,5	285,0
Пётр Король	До 67,5 кг	67,1	one	130,0	~~135,0~~	135,0	-	one	~~170,0~~	170,0	~~175,0~~	-	305,0
Вартан Милитосян	До 75 кг	74,7	3	~~145,0~~	145,0	~~150,0~~	-	2	~~185,0~~	185,0	~~192,5~~	-	330,0
Валерий Шарий	До 82,5 кг	81.7	one	157,5	~~162,5~~	162,5	-	one	192,5	197,5	202,5	-	365,0
Давид Ригерт	До 90 кг	89,35	one	~~165,0~~	165.0	170,0	-	one	202,5	~~212,5~~	212,5	~~221,5~~	382,5
Sergey Poltoratsky ^[3]	До 90 кг	89.60	-	~~162.5~~	~~162.5~~	~~162.5~~	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Yuri Zaitsev	Up to 110 kg	107.95	four	165.0	~~170.0~~	~~170.0~~	-	one	~~215.0~~	215.0	220.0	-	385.0
Vasily Alekseev	Over 110 kg	156.80	one	175.0	180.0	185.0	-	one	230,0	255.0	-	-	440.0

Thus, the Soviet weightlifters won a total of 7 gold and 1 silver medal. This is the highest figure in the history of the Soviet weightlifters on the Olympic platform.

Fencing

At the Olympics in Montreal, Soviet fencers received 3 high awards and earned 47 points.
Great performed saber fencers. In this competition, Soviet athletes took the entire podium: Viktor Krovopuskov was on the highest rung, Vladimir Nazlymov took 2nd place, and Victor Sidyak - 3rd.
Victor Krovopuskov is the best fencer of the Olympics. Only in four fights out of 37 did he lose the victory to his opponent. Vice-champion Vladimir Nazlymov had 26 victories in 32 fights, Viktor Sidyak, bronze medalist of personal competitions, lost only six out of 36 fights. Rapier women developed the success of saber fencers. Elena Belova , Valentina Nikonova , Naila Gilyazova , Valentina Sidorova and Olga Knyazeva became Olympic champions in the team championship.
Among the 57 male rapists, three Soviet athletes fenced in the semifinals, but only two made it to the six - Alexander Romankov , who won the silver medal, and Vasily Stankovich (4th place).
In the team tournament, the Soviet foil fighters took 4th place, skipping ahead the national teams of Germany , Italy and France .

Men

Women

Soccer

Field Hockey

In this sport, the USSR was not represented at the 1976 Summer Olympics.

Notes

↑ USSR at the Montreal Olympics. results
↑ Year of Olympic '76 / Comp. A.A. Dobrov. - M .: Physical education and sport , 1977. - S. 145. - 239 p. - 75,000 copies.
↑ Sergey Poltoratsky, having received a zero mark in a jerk, did not bring any points to the team.

Literature

Year of the Olympic '76 / Comp. A.A. Dobrov. - M .: Physical education and sport , 1977 .-- 239 p.

Links

Soviet Union at the 1976 Montréal Summer Games . Sports-Reference.com. Date of treatment June 6, 2009. Archived on April 16, 2012.

[1] USSR at the Montreal Olympics. results

[2] Year of Olympic '76 / Comp. A.A. Dobrov. - M .: Physical education and sport , 1977. - S. 145. - 239 p. - 75,000 copies.

[3] Sergey Poltoratsky, having received a zero mark in a jerk, did not bring any points to the team.

USSR at the Olympic Games

IOC Code	URS
NOC	USSR Olympic Committee
Montreal Olympics
Athletes	410 (285 men, 125 women) in 22 sports
Standard bearer	Vasily Alekseev
Medals Place 1	Gold 49	Silver 41	Bronze 35	Total 125
Participation in the Summer Olympics
1952 • 1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988
Participation in the Winter Olympics
1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988
see also
Azerbaijan (since 1996) Armenia (since 1994) Belarus (since 1994) Georgia (since 1994) Kazakhstan (since 1994) Kyrgyzstan (since 1994) Latvia (1924-1936 and since 1992) Lithuania (1924-1928 and since 1992) Moldova (since 1994) Russia (1900-1912 and since 1994) Tajikistan (since 1996) Turkmenistan (since 1996) Uzbekistan (since 1994) Ukraine (since 1994) Estonia (1920-1936 and since 1992) United Team (1992)

USSR at the 1976 Summer Olympics

Medalists

Sports Medals

Competition Results

Rowing

Basketball

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Women

Boxing

Freestyle Wrestling

Classic wrestling

Judo Fight

Cycling

Water Polo

Volleyball

Men

Women

Handball

Men

Women

Gymnastics

Men

Women

Kayaking and Canoeing

Men

Women

Equestrian

Athletics

Men

Women

Sailing

Плавание

Men

Women

Прыжки в воду

Men

Women

Современное пятиборье

Стрельба

Стрельба из лука

Тяжёлая атлетика

Fencing

Men

Women

Soccer

Field Hockey

Notes

Literature

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