Italy men's national artistic gymnastics team

Italy

Continental union	European Union of Gymnastics
National federation	Italian Gymnastics Federation
Olympic Games
Medals	Gold: 1912, 1920, 1924, 1932 Bronze: 1960
World Championships
Medals	Bronze: 1909, 1911, 1913
Junior World Championships
Medals	Bronze: 2019, 2023
European Championships
Medals	Gold: 2023 Silver: 2022 Bronze: 2024

The Italy men's national artistic gymnastics team represents Italy in FIG international competitions.

History

The Italian men's national artistic gymnastics team first participated in the Olympic Games in 1908.[1] They won their first team medal, a gold, in 1912.[2]

Italian team at the 2022 European Championships

Olympic Games results

• 1908 – 6th place

  See team members

• 1912 – gold medal

  Pietro Bianchi, Guido Boni, Alberto Braglia, Giuseppe Domenichelli, Carlo Fregosi, Alfredo Gollini, Francesco Loi, Luigi Maiocco, Giovanni Mangiante, Lorenzo Mangiante, Serafino Mazzarochi, Guido Romano, Paolo Salvi, Luciano Savorini, Adolfo Tunesi, Giorgio Zampori, Umberto Zanolini, Angelo Zorzi

• 1920 – gold medal

  Arnaldo Andreoli, Ettore Bellotto, Pietro Bianchi, Fernando Bonatti, Luigi Cambiaso, Luigi Contessi, Carlo Costigliolo, Luigi Costigliolo, Giuseppe Domenichelli, Roberto Ferrari, Carlo Fregosi, Romualdo Ghiglione, Ambrogio Levati, Francesco Loi, Vittorio Lucchetti, Luigi Maiocco, Ferdinando Mandrini, Lorenzo Mangiante, Antonio Marovelli, Michele Mastromarino, Giuseppe Paris, Manlio Pastorini, Ezio Roselli, Paolo Salvi, Giovanni Tubino, Giorgio Zampori, Angelo Zorzi

• 1924 – gold medal

  Luigi Cambiaso, Mario Lertora, Vittorio Lucchetti, Luigi Maiocco, Ferdinando Mandrini, Francesco Martino, Giuseppe Paris, Giorgio Zampori

• 1928 – 6th place

  Romeo Neri, Mario Lertora, Vittorio Lucchetti, Ferdinando Mandrini, Giuseppe Lupi, Mario Tambini, Giuseppe Paris, Ezio Roselli

• 1932 – gold medal

  Oreste Capuzzo, Savino Guglielmetti, Mario Lertora, Romeo Neri, Franco Tognini

• 1936 — 5th place

  Savino Guglielmetti, Oreste Capuzzo, Egidio Armelloni, Danilo Fioravanti, Franco Tognini, Nicolò Tronci, Otello Ternelli, Romeo Neri

• 1948 — 5th place

  Guido Figone, Luigi Zanetti, Savino Guglielmetti, Domenico Grosso, Quinto Vadi, Danilo Fioravanti, Ettore Perego, Egidio Armelloni

• 1952 — 10th place

  Fabio Bonacina, Silvio Brivio, Arrigo Carnoli, Guido Figone, Orlando Polmonari, Littorio Sampieri, Quinto Vadi, Luigi Zanetti

• 1960 — bronze medal

  Giovanni Carminucci, Pasquale Carminucci, Gianfranco Marzolla, Franco Menichelli, Orlando Polmonari, Angelo Vicardi

• 1964 — 4th place

• 1968 — 12th place

  Giovanni Carminucci, Pasquale Carminucci, Luigi Cimnaghi, Bruno Franceschetti, Franco Menichelli, Vincenzo Mori

• 1972 — 16th place

• 1988 — 8th place

• 1996 — 12th place

  Boris Preti, Roberto Galli, Jury Chechi, Paolo Bucci, Sergio Luini, Marcello Barbieri, Francesco Colombo

• 2004 — 12th place

  Igor Cassina, Matteo Morandi, Enrico Pozzo, Alberto Busnari, Matteo Angioletti, Jury Chechi

• 2008 — 12th place

  Enrico Pozzo, Matteo Morandi, Andrea Coppolino, Matteo Angioletti, Alberto Busnari, Igor Cassina

• 2012 — 11th place

  Matteo Angioletti, Alberto Busnari, Matteo Morandi, Paolo Ottavi, Enrico Pozzo

• 2024 – 6th place

  Yumin Abbadini, Nicola Bartolini, Lorenzo Minh Casali, Mario Macchiati, Carlo Macchini

World Championships results

See also: Italy at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

• 1909 — bronze medal

  Pietro Borghi, Alberto Braglia, Otello Capitani, Angelo Mazzoncini, Guido Romano, Giorgio Zampori

• 1911 — bronze medal

  Osvaldo Palazzi, Giorgio Zampori, Paolo Salvi, Pietro Bianchi, Guido Romano

• 1913 — bronze medal

  Pietro Bianchi, Guido Boni, Osvaldo Palazzi, Guido Romano, Paolo Salvi, Giorgio Zampori

• 1931 – 5th place

• 1934 – 4th place

• 1950 – 4th place

• 1954 – 8th place

• 1962 – 5th place

• 1966 – 9th place

• 2018 – 14th place (qualifications)

  Ludovico Edalli, Marco Lodadio, Carlo Macchini, Andrea Russo, Marco Sarrugerio

• 2019 – 13th place (qualifications)

  Nicola Bartolini, Ludovico Edalli, Marco Lodadio, Carlo Macchini, Niccolo Mozzato

• 2022 – 4th place

  Yumin Abbadini, Nicola Bartolini, Lorenzo Minh Casali, Carlo Macchini, Matteo Levantesi

• 2023 – 8th place

  Yumin Abbadini, Nicola Bartolini, Lorenzo Minh Casali, Matteo Levantesi, Mario Macchiati

Junior World Championships

• 2019 — bronze medal

  Lorenzo Bonicelli, Ivan Brunello, Lorenzo Minh Casali, Mirko Galimberti

• 2023 — bronze medal

  Manuel Berettera, Tommaso Brugnami, Riccardo Villa, Lorenzo Tomei

Most decorated gymnasts

This list includes all Italian male artistic gymnasts who have won multiple medals at the Olympic Games or the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, with at least one being an individual medal.

Rank	Gymnast	Team	AA	FX	PH	SR	VT	PB	HB	Olympic Total	World Total	Total
1	Giorgio Zampori	1912 1920 1924 1909 1911 1913	1920		1913 1911	1913 1909		1924 1911 1913		5	9	14
2	Jury Chechi					1996 2004 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1989 1991				2	7	9
3	Franco Menichelli	1960		1964 1960 1962 1966		1964 1966		1964		5	3	8
4	Romeo Neri	1932	1932 1934				1934	1932	1928	4	2	6
5	Paolo Salvi	1912 1920 1911 1913			1911			1911		2	4	6
6	Guido Romano	1912 1909 1911 1913				1909			1911	1	5	6
7	Pietro Bianchi	1912 1920 1911 1913				1911				2	3	5
8	Matteo Morandi					2012 2002 2003 2005 2010				1	4	5
9	Alberto Braglia	1912 1909	1908 1912							3	1	4
	Guido Boni	1912 1913				1913		1913		1	3	4
11	Osvaldo Palazzi	1911 1913			1913				1913	0	4	4
12	Mario Lertora	1924 1932		1932						3	0	3
13	Igor Cassina								2004 2003 2009	1	2	3
14	Marco Lodadio					2019 2021 2018				0	3	3
15	Francesco Martino	1924				1924				2	0	2
	Savino Guglielmetti	1932					1932			2	0	2
17	Adolfo Tunesi	1912	1912							2	0	2
18	Andrea Coppolino					2001 2003				0	2	2
	Angelo Mazzoncini	1909				1909				0	2	2

See also

• Italy women's national artistic gymnastics team

References

1. "Gymnastics at the 1912 Stockholm Summer Games: Men's Team All-Around". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020.
2. "Gymnastics at the 1912 Stockholm Summer Games: Men's Team All-Around". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020.