1980 Summer Olympics / Participant (Spain)

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Spain took part in the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow with a delegation of 155 athletes (146 men and 9 women) in 75 competitions in 18 sports.

The Spanish athletes won one gold, three silver and two bronze medals. Olympic champions were the sailors Miguel Noguer and Alejandro Abascal in the Flying Dutchman . Silver went to the men's hockey team, the canoeists Guillermo del Riego and Herminio Menéndez in a two-man kayak over 500 meters and the athlete Jorge Llopart in a 50 km walk. The bronze medal went to canoeists Herminio Menéndez and Luis Ramos in a two-person kayak over 1000 meters and the swimmer David López-Zubero over 100 meters butterfly. The flag bearer at the opening ceremony was the canoeist Herminio Menéndez.

Participants by sport

basketball basketball

Archery Archery

fencing fencing

Men

Soccer Soccer

Handball Handball

hockey hockey

Judo Judo

canoe canoe

Men
  • Guillermo del Riego
    Single kayak 1000 m: eliminated in the semi-finals
    Two-person kayak 500 m: silver
  • Santos Magaz
    Single canoe 500 m: 7th place
    Two-man Canadians 1000 m: eliminated in the semi-finals
  • Narciso Suarez
    Single canoe 500 m: 7th place
    Two-man Canadians 1000 m: eliminated in the semi-finals

athletics athletics

Men
  • Isidoro Hornillos
    400 m: eliminated in the preliminary run
    4 x 400 meter relay: eliminated in the run-up
  • Colomán Trabado
    800 m: eliminated in the semi-finals
    4 x 400 meter relay: eliminated in the run-up
  • Carlos Sala
    110 m hurdles: eliminated in the semifinals
  • José Casabona
    400 m hurdles: eliminated in the preliminary run
    4 x 400 meter relay: eliminated in the run-up
  • José Marín
    20 km walking: 5th place
    50 km walking: 6th place

Modern pentathlon Modern pentathlon

Wrestling Wrestling

rowing rowing

  • José Pardas
    Two without a helmsman: eliminated in the quarter-finals

shoot shoot

swim swim

Men
  • David López-Zubero
    100 m freestyle: eliminated in the semi-finals
    200 m freestyle: eliminated in the preliminary run
    100 m butterfly: bronze
    4 x 200 meter freestyle relay: eliminated in the preliminary run
    4 x 100 meter medley relay: eliminated in the run-up
  • Ramón Lavín
    100 m freestyle: eliminated in the preliminary run
    200 m freestyle: eliminated in the preliminary run
    4 x 200 meter freestyle relay: eliminated in the preliminary run
    4 x 100 meter medley relay: eliminated in the run-up
  • Rafael Escalas
    400 m freestyle: eliminated in the preliminary run
    1500 m freestyle: eliminated in the preliminary run
    400 m individual medley: eliminated in the preliminary run
  • Juan Barro
    4 x 200 meter freestyle relay: eliminated in the preliminary run
  • Moisés Gosálvez
    100 m back: eliminated in the preliminary run
    4 x 100 meter medley relay: eliminated in the run-up
  • Gustavo Torrijos
    100 m chest: eliminated in the preliminary run
    200 m chest: eliminated in the preliminary run
    4 x 100 meter medley relay: eliminated in the run-up
Women
  • Natalia Más
    100 m freestyle: eliminated in the preliminary run
    200 m freestyle: eliminated in the preliminary run
    400 m freestyle: eliminated in the preliminary run
    4 x 100 meter freestyle relay: 8th place

sailing sailing

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Men
  • Gabriel Calvo
    Individual all-around: 28th place
    Floor: 54th place
    Horse jump: 41st place
    Bars: 36th place
    Horizontal bar: 40th place
    Rings: 50th place
    Pommel horse: 51st place
  • José de la Casa
    Individual all-around: 32nd place
    Floor: 55th place
    Horse jump: 46th place
    Bars: 41st place
    Horizontal bar: 42nd place
    Rings: 61st place
    Pommel horse: 52nd place
  • Fernando Bertrand
    Individual all-around: 33rd place
    Floor: 58th place
    Horse jump: 51st place
    Bars: 43rd place
    Horizontal bar: 58th place
    Rings: 61st place
    Pommel horse: 52nd place
Women
  • Irene Martínez
    Individual all-around: 22nd place
    Floor: 40th place
    Horse jump: 46th place
    Uneven bars: 41st place
    Balance beam: 48th place
  • Aurora Morata
    Individual all-around: 25th place
    Floor: 56th place
    Horse jump: 53rd place
    Uneven bars: 41st place
    Balance beam: 46th place
  • Gloria Viseras
    Individual all-around: 62nd place
    Floor: 62nd place
    Horse jump: 62nd place
    Uneven bars: 62nd place
    Balance beam: 62nd place

Water polo Water polo

Diving Diving

Men
Women

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Participant in the 1980 Olympic Games
Africa

Algeria  • Angola  • Ethiopia  • Benin  • Botswana  • Guinea  • Cameroon  • Kuwait  • Lesotho  • Libya  • Madagascar  • Mali  • Mozambique  • Nigeria  • Zambia  • Senegal  • Seychelles  • Sierra Leone  • Zimbabwe  • Tanzania  • Uganda  • People's Republic of the Congo

America

Brazil  • Costa Rica  • Dominican Republic  • Ecuador  • Guatemala  • Guyana  • Jamaica  • Colombia  • Cuba  • Mexico  • Nicaragua  • Peru  • Puerto Rico  • Trinidad and Tobago  • Venezuela

Asia

Afghanistan  • Burma  • India  • Iraq  • Jordan  • Laos  • Lebanon  • Mongolia  • Nepal  • North Korea  • Sri Lanka  • Syria  • Vietnam

Europe

Andorra  • Belgium  • Bulgaria  • Denmark  • GDR  • Finland  • France  • Greece  • Great Britain  • Iceland  • Ireland  • Italy  • Yugoslavia  • Luxembourg  • Malta  • Netherlands  • Austria  • Poland  • Portugal  • Romania  • San Marino  • Sweden  • Switzerland  • Soviet Union  • Spain  • Czechoslovakia  • Hungary  • Cyprus

Oceania

Australia  • New Zealand

Olympic history of Spain
Summer:

1900  • 1904  • 1908  • 1912  • 1920  • 1924  • 1928  • 1932  • 1936  • 1948  • 1952  • 1956 1  • 1960  • 1964  • 1968  • 1972  • 1976  • 1980  • 1984  • 1988  • 1992  • 1996  • 2000  • 2004  • 2008  • 2012  • 2016  • 2020

Winter:

1936  • 1948  • 1952  • 1956  • 1960  • 1964  • 1968  • 1972  • 1976  • 1980  • 1984  • 1988  • 1992  • 1994  • 1998  • 2002  • 2006  • 2010  • 2014  • 2018

Youth
games:
Summer:

2010  • 2014  • 2018

Winter:

2012  • 2016  • 2020

Others:

Standard Bearer  • Medal Winner

1 = Spain only took part in the equestrian games that took place in Stockholm five months earlier .