2004 Summer Olympics / Participant (Spain)

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Spain took part in the Summer Olympics in the Greek capital Athens with 317 athletes, 140 women and 177 men.

Since 1900 it was the 20th participation of Spain in the Summer Olympics .

Flag bearer

Judoka Isabel Fernández carried the flag of Spain during the opening ceremony in the Olympic Stadium ; at the closing ceremony it was worn by canoeist and two-time medalist David Cal .

Medalist

With three won gold, eleven silver and six bronze medals, the Spanish team finished 20th in the medals table .

Gold medal.svg gold

Name / s sport competition
David Cal canoe Men, single canoes, 1000 meters
Xabier Fernández & Iker Martínez sailing 49er
Gervasio Deferr do gymnastics Men, horse jump

Silver medal.svg silver

Name / s sport competition
David Cal canoe Men, single-canoes, 500 yards
Paquillo Fernández athletics Men, walking 20 kilometers
Juan Llaneras Cycling Men, points race
José Antonio Escuredo Cycling Men, Keirin
José Antonio Hermida Cycling Men, mountain bikes, cross-country
Beatriz Ferrer-Salat , Juan Antonio Jimenez , Ignacio Rambla , Rafael Soto horse riding Dressage, team
Maria Quintanal shoot Women, trap
Rafael Trujillo sailing Finn dinghy
Sandra Azón , Natalia Vía Dufresne sailing Women, 470s
Conchita Martínez , Virginia Ruano Pascual tennis Women, doubles
Javier Bosma , Pablo Herrera beach volleyball Men's tournament

Bronze medal.svg bronze

Name / s sport competition
Manuel Martínez Gutiérrez athletics Men, shot put
Joan Lino Martínez athletics Men, long jump
Sergi Escobar Cycling Men, individual pursuit
Carlos Castaño , Sergi Escobar , Asier Maeztu , Carlos Torrent Cycling Men, team chase
Beatriz Ferrer Salad horse riding Dressage, singles
Patricia Moreno do gymnastics Women, soil

Participants by sport

badminton badminton

  • Sergio Llopis
    Men, singles: 17th place
    Men, doubles: 17th place

basketball basketball

  • Men's team
    7th place
  • Ladies team
    6th place

Archery Archery

fencing fencing

Weightlifting Weightlifting

Handball Handball

  • Men's team
    7th place
  • Ladies team
    6th place

hockey hockey

  • Men's team
    4th Place
  • Ladies team
    10th place

Judo Judo

canoe canoe

  • Pablo Baños
    Men, two-person kayak, 1000 meters: semi-finals
  • José Alfredo Bea
    Men, two-man Canadians, 500 meters: semi-finals
    Men, two-man Canadians, 1000 meters: 7th place
  • David Cal
    Men, canoe single, 500 meters: silver silver
    Men, canoe single, 1000 meters: gold gold
  • Beatrice Manchón
    Women, two-person kayak, 500 meters: 5th place
    Women, four-person kayak, 500 meters: 5th place
  • David Mascató
    Men, two-man Canadians, 500 meters: semi-finals
    Men, two-man Canadians, 1000 meters: 7th place
  • Teresa Portela
    Women, two-person kayak, slalom: 5th place
    Women, four-person kayak, slalom: 5th place

athletics athletics

  • Ruth Beitia
    Women, high jump: 16th place in qualification
  • David Canal
    Men, 200 meters: quarter-finals
    Men, 400 meters: heats
    Men, 4 × 400 meters: prelims
  • Antonio Reina
    Men, 800 meters: semi-finals
    Men, 4 × 400 meters: prelims

Cycling Cycling

  • Carlos Castaño
    Men, 4000 meters individual pursuit: 12th place
    Men, 4000 meters team pursuit: bronze bronze
  • Rubén Donet
    Men, 1000 meter individual time trial: 12th place
  • Sergi Escobar
    Men, 4000 meters individual pursuit: bronze bronze
    Men, 4000 meters team pursuit: bronze bronze
  • Dori Ruano
    Women, individual time trial: DNF
    Women, points race: 18th place
  • Joane Somarriba
    Women, road races, singles: 7th place
    Women, individual time trial: 7th place

horse riding horse riding

  • Ignacio Rambla
    Dressage, individual: 41st place
    Dressage, team: silver silver

Rhythmic sports gymnastics Rhythmic sports gymnastics

Wrestling Wrestling

rowing rowing

shoot shoot

  • Isidro Lorenzo
    Men, air pistol: 42nd place
    Men, Free Pistol: 8th place

swim swim

  • Melissa Caballero
    Women, 4 × 100 meters freestyle: 14th place
    Women, 4 × 200 meters freestyle: 6th place
  • Eduardo Lorente
    Men, 50 meters freestyle: 23rd place
    Men, 100 meters freestyle: 30th place
  • Ana Belén Palomo
    Women, 50 meters freestyle: 21st place
    Women, 4 × 100 meters: 14th place
  • Maria Peláez
    Women, 200 meters butterfly: 15th place
    Women, 4 × 100 meter medley: 7th place
  • Arantxa Ramos
    Women, 400 meters freestyle: 23rd place
    Women, 4 × 200 meters freestyle: 6th place
  • Laura Roca
    Women, 4 × 100 meters freestyle: 14th place
  • Tatiana Rouba
    Women, 4 × 100 meters freestyle: 14th place
    Women, 4 × 200 meters freestyle: 6th place
    Women, 4 × 100 meter medley: 7th place
  • Erika Villaécija
    Women, 400 meters freestyle: 18th place
    Women, 800 meters freestyle: 5th place
    Women, 4 × 200 meters freestyle: 6th place
  • Aschwin Wildeboer
    Men, 100 meters back: 35th place
    Men, 200 meters back: 29th place
  • Nina Zhivanevskaya
    Women, 100 meters back: 5th place
    Women, 4 × 100 meter medley: 7th place

sailing sailing

Synchronized swimming Synchronized swimming

Taekwondo Taekwondo

tennis tennis

  • Anabel Medina
    Women, singles: 33rd place
    Women, doubles: 17th place
  • Carlos Moyá
    Men, singles: 5th place
    Men, doubles: 17th place

Table tennis Table tennis

Triathlon Triathlon

do gymnastics do gymnastics

  • Alejandro Barrenechea
    Men, individual all-around: 30th place
    Men, team all-round competition: 10th place in qualification
    Men, floor: 40th place in qualification
    Men, horse jump: 62nd place in qualification
    Men, parallel bars: 63rd place in qualification
    Men, horizontal bar: 53rd place in qualification
    Men, rings: 54th place in qualification
    Men, pommel horse: 64th place in qualification
  • Laura Campos
    Women, individual all-around: 82nd place in qualification
    Women, team all-around competition: 5th place
    Women, horse jump: 79th place in qualification
    Women, uneven bars: 44th place in qualification
    Women, balance beam: 72nd place in qualification
  • Víctor Cano
    Men, individual all-around: 40th place
    Men, team all-round competition: 10th place in qualification
    Men, floor: 53rd place in qualification
    Men, horse jump: 68th place in qualification
    Men, parallel bars: 74th place in qualification
    Men, horizontal bar: 78th place in qualification
    Men, rings: 39th place in qualification
    Men, pommel horse: 5th place
  • Jesús Carballo
    Men, individual all-around: 87th place
    Men, team all-round competition: 10th place in qualification
    Men, parallel bars: 55th place in qualification
    Men, horizontal bar: 69th place in qualification
    Men, pommel horse: 52nd place in qualification
  • Oriol Combarros
    Men, individual all-around: 37th place
    Men, team all-round competition: 10th place in qualification
    Men, floor: 46th place in qualification
    Men, horse jump: 48th place in qualification
    Men, parallel bars: 72nd place in qualification
    Men, horizontal bar: 77th place in qualification
    Men, rings: 27th place in qualification
    Men, pommel horse: 16th place in qualification
  • Gervasio Deferr
    Men, individual all-around: 91st place
    Men, team all-round competition: 10th place in qualification
    Men, floor: 4th place
    Men, horse jump: gold gold
  • Tania Gener
    Women, individual all-around: 71st place in qualification
    Women, team all-around competition: 5th place
    Women, floor: 43rd place in qualification
    Women, horse jump: 25th place in qualification
    Women, uneven bars: 11th place in qualification
  • Elena Gomez
    Women, individual all-around: 8th place
    Women, team all-around competition: 5th place
    Women, floor: 10th place in qualification
    Women, horse vault: 39th place in qualification
    Women, uneven bars: 18th place in qualification
    Women, balance beam: 54th place in qualification
  • Rafael Martínez
    Men, individual all-around: 5th place
    Men, team all-round competition: 10th place in qualification
    Men, floor: 25th place in qualification
    Men, horse jump: 41st place in qualification
    Men, parallel bars: 49th place in qualification
    Men, horizontal bar: 16th place in qualification
    Men, rings: 19th place in qualification
    Men, pommel horse: 62nd place in qualification
  • Mónica Mesalles
    Women, individual all-around: 75th place in qualification
    Women, team all-around competition: 5th place
    Women, floor: 18th place in qualification
    Women, horse jump: 34th place in qualification
    Women, balance beam: 33rd place in qualification
  • Patricia Moreno
    Women, individual all-around: 37th place in the qualification
    Women, team all-around competition: 5th place
    Women, bottom: bronze bronze
    Women, horse jump: 48th place in qualification
    Women, uneven bars: 33rd place in qualification
    Women, balance beam: 79th place in qualification
  • Sara Moro
    Women, individual all-around: 84th place in qualification
    Women, team all-around competition: 5th place
    Women, uneven bars: 26th place in qualification
    Women, balance beam: 12th place in qualification

beach volleyball Volleyball (beach)

Water polo Water polo

  • Men's team
    4th Place

Diving Diving

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Participants in the 2004 Olympic Games
Africa

Algeria  • Angola  • Egypt  • Equatorial Guinea  • Ethiopia  • Benin  • Botswana  • Burkina Faso  • Burundi  • Democratic Republic of the Congo  • Djibouti  • Ivory Coast  • Eritrea  • Gabon  • Gambia  • Ghana  • Guinea  • Guinea-Bissau  • Cameroon  • Cape Verde  • Kenya  • Comoros  • Lesotho  • Liberia  • Libya  • Madagascar  • Malawi  • Mali  • Morocco  • Mauritania  • Mauritius  • Mozambique  • Namibia  • Niger  • Nigeria  • Republic of the Congo  • Rwanda  • Zambia  • São Tomé and Príncipe  • Senegal  • Seychelles  • Sierra Leone  • Zimbabwe  • Somalia  • South Africa  • Sudan  • Swaziland  • Tanzania  • Togo  • Chad  • Tunisia  • Uganda  • Central African Republic

America

American Virgin Islands  • Antigua and Barbuda  • Argentina  • Aruba  • Bahamas  • Barbados  • Belize  • Bermuda  • Bolivia  • Brazil  • British Virgin Islands  • Cayman Islands  • Chile  • Costa Rica  • Dominica  • Dominican Republic  • Ecuador  • El Salvador  • Grenada  • Guatemala  • Guyana  • Haiti  • Honduras  • Jamaica  • Canada  • Colombia  • Cuba  • Mexico  • Nicaragua  • Netherlands Antilles  • Panama  • Paraguay  • Peru  • Puerto Rico  • St. Kitts and Nevis  • Saint Lucia  • St. Vincent and the Grenadines  • Suriname  • Trinidad and Tobago  • Uruguay  • Venezuela  • United States

Asia

Afghanistan  • Bahrain  • Bangladesh  • Bhutan  • Brunei  • China  • Chinese Taipei  • Hong Kong  • India  • Indonesia  • Iraq  • Iran  • Japan  • Yemen  • Jordan  • Cambodia  • Kazakhstan  • Qatar  • Kyrgyzstan  • Kuwait  • Laos  • Lebanon  • Malaysia  • Maldives  • Mongolia  • Myanmar  • Nepal  • North Korea  • Oman  • East Timor  • Pakistan  • Palestine  • Philippines  • Saudi Arabia  • Singapore  • Sri Lanka  • South Korea  • Syria  • Tajikistan  • Thailand  • Turkmenistan  • Turkey  • Uzbekistan  • United Arab Emirates  • Vietnam

Europe

Albania  • Andorra  • Armenia  • Azerbaijan  • Belgium  • Bosnia and Herzegovina  • Bulgaria  • Denmark  • Germany  • Estonia  • Finland  • France  • Georgia  • Greece  • Great Britain  • Ireland  • Iceland  • Israel  • Italy  • Croatia  • Latvia  • Liechtenstein  • Lithuania  • Luxembourg  • Malta  • Macedonia  • Moldova  • Monaco  • Netherlands  • Norway  • Austria  • Poland  • Portugal  • Romania  • Russia  • San Marino  • Sweden  • Switzerland  • Serbia and Montenegro  • Slovakia  • Slovenia  • Spain  • Czech Republic  • Ukraine  • Hungary  • Belarus  • Cyprus

Oceania

American Samoa  • Australia  • Cook Islands  • Fiji  • Guam  • Kiribati  • Micronesia  • Nauru  • New Zealand  • Palau  • Papua New Guinea  • Solomon Islands  • Samoa  • Tonga  • Vanuatu

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 .