Argentyna na Zimowych Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1928


















Argentyna na Zimowych Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1928

Argentyna
Kod MKOl
 ARG

Zimowe Igrzyska Olimpijskie 1928
Sankt Moritz
Liczba zawodników
 10 w 1 konkurencji w 1 dyscyplinie









Medale
Złoto
0
Srebro
0
Brąz
0
Razem
0


Argentynę na Zimowych Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1928 reprezentowało 10 zawodników (sami mężczyźni). Wystartowali tylko w bobslejach, gdzie w konkurencji załóg pięcioosobowych zajęli 4. i 5. miejsce w stawce 22 zespołów.



bobsleje Wyniki |

































Osada
 Zawodnicy
 I przejazd
 Miejsce
 II przejazd
 Miejsce
 Łączny czas
 Pozycja

ARG-I
Arturo Gramajo
Ricardo Gonzalez
Mariano de Maria
Rafael Iglesias
John Victor Nash
 1:40,1
 3.
 1:42,5
 6.
3:22,6
4.

ARG-II
Eduardo Hope
Jorge del Carril
Hector Milberg
Horacio Iglesias
Horacio Gramajo
 1:42,3
 8.
 1:40,6
 3.
3:22,9
5.


Bibliografia |


  • Argentina at the 1928 Sankt Moritz Winter Games (ang.). [dostęp 2011-11-11].














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