Olympic Summer Games 2012 / apparatus gymnastics - parallel bars (men)

sport	do gymnastics
discipline	Ingots
gender	Men
Attendees	71 athletes from 33 nations
Competition location	North Greenwich Arena
Competition phase	July 28th to August 7th, 2012
Medalist  Feng Zhe ( CHN )  Marcel Nguyen ( GER )  Hamilton Sabot ( FRA )
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The finale on the parallel bars of the men at the 2012 Olympics in London was in the August 7, 2012 North Greenwich Arena discharged. A total of nine gymnasts competed in the final.

In the qualifying competition on July 28, 2012, eight gymnasts had qualified for the final. The regulations stipulated that only two gymnasts per NOK were allowed to compete in the final. A third qualifier was not allowed to compete and was replaced by a gymnast who was the next best. The Japanese Kōhei Uchimura , who finished 5th in the qualification, had to retire because his compatriots Yusuke and Kazuhito Tanaka were already qualified. The Frenchman Hamilton Sabot stepped in as a replacement. Since the Chinese Zhang Chenglong, also nominated as a reservist, had exactly the same rating (level of difficulty, execution and overall) as Sabot, he was also allowed to take part in the final as the ninth gymnast.

The evaluation of an exercise consisted of the degree of difficulty (D-Score) and the execution (E-Score), which were added to the overall evaluation and from which any penalty points were deducted. If two gymnasts have the same total number of points, the higher score of the execution is decisive.

qualification

space	Gymnast	nation	difficulty	execution	total
1	Yūsuke Tanaka	Japan	6,400	9,466	15,866
2	Kazuhito Tanaka	Japan	6,700	8,900	15,725
3	Feng Zhe	China	7,000	8,633	15,633
4th	Emin Garibow	Russia	6,500	9,100	15,600
5	Kōhei Uchimura	Japan	6,500	9,033	15,533
6th	Marcel Nguyen	Germany	6,800	8,600	15,525
7th	Vasileios Tsolakidis	Greece	6,500	8,966	15,466
8th	Daniel Corral	Mexico	6,600	8,833	15,433
9	Zhang Chenglong	China	6,500	8,866	15,366
9	Hamilton sabot	France	6,500	8,866	15,366
11	Samuel Piasecký	Slovakia	6,400	8,866	15,358
12	Danell Leyva	United States	6,600	8,733	15,333
13	Sam Mikulak	United States	6,200	9,033	15,316
14th	Dawid Beljawski	Russia	6,400	8,900	15,300
15th	Fabian Hambüchen	Germany	6,500	8,800	15,300
16	Marius Berbecar	Romania	6,600	8,633	15,233
17th	Sérgio Sasaki	Brazil	6,200	9,000	15,200
18th	Epke Zonderland	Netherlands	6,400	8,733	15,133
19th	Phạm Phước Hưng	Vietnam	6,800	8,333	15,133
20th	Cyril Tommasone	France	6,200	8,900	15,100
21st	Javier Gómez Fuertes	Spain	6,000	9,066	15,066
22nd	Yulievich Kuksenkov	Ukraine	6,500	8,566	15,066
23	Philipp Boy	Germany	6,200	8,733	14,933
24	Yann Cucherat	France	6,200	8,700	14,900
25th	Vlad Cotuna	Romania	6,500	8,366	14,866
26th	Alexander Balandin	Russia	6,100	8,666	14,766
27	Quazi Syque Caesar	Bangladesh	6,200	8,566	14,766
28	Ovidiu Buidoso	Romania	6,000	8,733	14,733
29	Rubén López Martínez	Spain	6,100	8,633	14,733
30th	Daniel Purvis	Great Britain	6,400	8,333	14,733
31	Alexander Shatilov	Israel	5,700	9,000	14,700
32	Pierre-Yves Bény	France	6,000	8,700	14,700
33	Kim Su-myeon	South Korea	6,100	8,600	14,700
34	Roman Kulesza	Poland	6,200	8,500	14,700
35	Sam Oldham	Great Britain	6,100	8,566	14,666
36	Sebastian Krimmer	Germany	6,200	8,433	14,633
37	Kristian Thomas	Great Britain	5,800	8,700	14,625
38	Claudio Capelli	Switzerland	6,100	8,500	14,600
39	Joshua Jefferis	Australia	6,500	8,066	14,566
40	Oleh Vernyaev	Ukraine	6,900	7,666	14,566
41	John Orozco	United States	6,200	8,333	14,533
42	Jimmy Verbaeys	Belgium	6,300	8,066	14,533
43	Matteo Morandi	Italy	5,600	8,900	14,500
44	Paolo Ottavi	Italy	5,700	8,800	14,500
45	Manuel Campos	Portugal	5,800	8,600	14,400
46	Enrico Pozzo	Italy	5,700	8,666	14,366
47	Artur Davtyan	Armenia	4,900	9,333	14,233
48	Felix Aronowitsch	Israel	5,900	8,333	14,233
49	Fabian Leimlehner	Austria	5,500	8,700	14,200
50	Kōji Yamamuro	Japan	6,200	8,000	14,200
51	Vitaliy Nakonechnyi	Ukraine	5,600	8,533	14,133
52	Kim Seung-il	South Korea	5,600	8,433	14,033
53	Guo Weiyang	China	6,700	7,266	13,966
54	Max Whitlock	Great Britain	5,700	8,200	13,900
55	Sergio Múñiz	Spain	5,100	8,733	13,833
56	Alberto Busnari	Italy	5,100	8,666	13,766
57	Martin Konečný	Czech Republic	5,200	8,533	13,733
58	Kim Hui-hun	South Korea	5,200	8,500	13,700
59	Shakir Shikhaliyev	Azerbaijan	5,000	8,666	13,666
60	Jorge Giraldo	Colombia	6,100	7,533	13,633
61	Dmitrijs Trefilovs	Latvia	4,900	8,633	13,533
62	Flavius ​​Koczi	Romania	5,900	7,600	13,500
63	Stepan Gorbachev	Kazakhstan	5,400	8,033	13,433
64	Vlasis Maras	Greece	4,800	8,600	13,400
65	Mohamed El-Saharty	Egypt	5,600	7,800	13,400
66	Oleg Stepko	Ukraine	6,700	6,666	13,366
67	Fabián Gónzalez Vidal	Spain	5,600	7,733	13,333
68	Jonathan Horton	United States	6,100	7,033	13,133
69	Chen Yibing	China	3,900	9,000	12,900
70	Yang Hak-seon	South Korea	5,000	6,966	11,966
71	Denis Ablyazin	Russia	DNS	DNS	DNS

final

Marcel Nguyen (GER) wins silver

space	Gymnast	nation	difficulty	execution	total
1	Feng Zhe	China	7,000	8,966	15,966
2	Marcel Nguyen	Germany	6,800	9,000	15,800
3	Hamilton sabot	France	6,700	8,866	15,566
4th	Kazuhito Tanaka	Japan	6,700	8,800	15,500
5	Daniel Corral	Mexico	6,600	8,733	15,333
6th	Emin Garibow	Russia	6,500	8,800	15,300
6th	Vasileios Tsolakidis	Greece	6,500	8,800	15,300
8th	Yūsuke Tanaka	Japan	6,400	8,700	15,100
9	Zhang Chenglong	China	6,300	7,508	13,808

Hamilton Sabot won the first French medal on bars.
Feng Zhe (CHN) and the Japanese Sawao Katō (1972/76) are the only gymnasts on parallel bars who have been able to repeat their Olympic victories.

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