Podnoszenie ciężarów na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1968 – waga piórkowa mężczyzn

Letnie Igrzyska Olimpijskie 1968
Podnoszenie ciężarów
Waga do 60 kg mężczyzn
Złoty medalJaponia Yoshinobu Miyake
Srebrny medal Dito Szanidze
Brązowy medalJaponia Yoshiyuki Miyake

Rywalizacja w wadze do 60 kg mężczyzn w podnoszeniu ciężarów na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1968 odbyła się 14 października 1968 roku w hali Teatro de los Insurgentes. W rywalizacji wystartowało 28 zawodników z 22 krajów. Tytuł sprzed czterech lat obronił Japończyk Yoshinobu Miyake. Srebrny medal wywalczył Dito Szanidze z ZSRR, a trzecie miejsce zajął kolejny reprezentant Japonii - Yoshiyuki Miyake.

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PozycjaZawodnikReprezentacjaWagaWyciskanieRwaniePodrzutWynik
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Gold medal icon.svgYoshinobu Miyake Japonia59,5117,5122,5122,5117,5122,5122,5147,5152,5155,0392,5
Silver medal icon.svgDito Szanidze ZSRR60,0115,0115,0120,0110,0115,0117,5145,0150,0152,5387,5
Bronze medal icon.svgYoshiyuki Miyake Japonia59,3117,5122,5125,0110,0115,0115,0142,5147,5147,5385,0
4Jan Wojnowski Polska59,7117,5122,5122,5115,0115,0120,0140,0150,0155,0382,5
5Mieczysław Nowak Polska59,9117,5117,5122,5110,0110,0115,0147,5160,0160,0375,0
6Nasrollah Dehnawi Iran59,7112,5117,5120,0100,0105,0107,5135,0140,0140,0365,0
7Yang Mu-sin Korea Południowa60,0110,0110,0115,0110,0115,0115,0140,0145,0145,0365,0
8Manuel Mateos Meksyk59,8110,0115,0120,095,0100,0105,0135,0140,0145,0360,0
9Mładen Kuczew Bułgaria59,5115,0115,0120,0105,0105,0107,5135,0135,0140,0357,5
10János Benedek Węgry59,3115,0120,0120,0105,0105,0110,0135,0135,0140,0355,0
11Dieter Rauscher RFN59,9107,5112,5115,0102,5107,5110,0132,5137,5137,5352,5
12Ildefonso Lee Panama59,8102,5107,5110,0100,0105,0107,5127,5132,5135,0350,0
13Madek Kasman Indonezja60,095,095,0105,0100,0105,0105,0140,0140,0152,5345,0
Enrique Hernández Portoryko60,0115,0120,0120,095,0100,0102,5122,5130,0135,0345,0
15Noe Rinonos Filipiny59,992,5105,0110,092,5100,0100,0125,0132,5137,5342,5
Mohon Lal Ghosh Indie59,9100,0100,0105,0100,0105,0107,5130,0135,0140,0342,5
17Pedro Serrano Portoryko59,697,5105,0105,097,5105,0105,0127,5132,5132,5322,5
18Sanun Tiamsert Tajlandia59,7100,0100,0105,095,095,0100,0125,0130,0130,0320,0
19Carlos Pérez Nikaragua60,090,097,5100,082,590,095,0115,0122,5127,5302,5
20Francisco Echevarría Gwatemala59,482,587,590,072,577,580,0105,0112,5112,5277,5
-Ramón Silfa Dominikana58,995,0102,5102,582,582,587,5115,0115,0115,0177,5
-Chua Phung Kim Singapur60,0100,0100,0100,0DNF0,0
-Petyr Janew Bułgaria59,7110,0110,0110,0DNF0,0
-Chung Nan-Fei Tajwan59,8105,0105,0105,0DNF0,0
-Chang Ming-Chung Tajwan59,8110,0110,0110,0DNF0,0
-Gerald Perrin Wielka Brytania60,0105,0105,0105,0DNF0,0
-Miguel Angel Medina Meksyk59,4107,5112,5112,5DNF0,0
-Luís Paquete Portugalia60,092,592,597,5DNF0,0

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