Jack Günthard — born 1920
Günthard competed for Switzerland in men's artistic gymnastics, 1952. Two Olympic medals at one Games, one of them gold.
Günthard's career →On this day in gymnastics history
Jan 8
Born on this day (20)
Hannu Rantakari — born 1939
Rantakari competed for Finland in men's artistic gymnastics, 1964. One Olympic medal.
Rantakari's career →Mikko Hyvärinen — born 1889
Hyvärinen competed for Finland in men's artistic gymnastics, 1912. One Olympic medal.
Hyvärinen's career →Fernando Bertrand Garcia — born 1955
Competed for Spain, 1976–1980.
Garcia's career →Madaline Davidson — born 1999
Competed for New Zealand, 2018 – present.
Davidson's career →Bai Mei — born 1975
Competed for China, 1992.
Mei's career →Christian Busch — born 1880
Competed for Germany, 1904.
Busch's career →Constantin Petrescu — born 1951
Competed for Romania, 1972.
Petrescu's career →Dominique Pegg — born 1994
Competed for Canada, 2012.
Pegg's career →Elaine Willett — born 1956
Competed for Great Britain, 1972.
Willett's career →Georgi Grebenkov — born 1982
Competed for Russia, 2004.
Grebenkov's career →Ileana Gyarfaș — born 1932
Competed for Romania, 1952.
Gyarfaș's career →Jacques Fehrnbach — born 1877
Competed for France, 1900.
Fehrnbach's career →Manuela Hervás — born 1972
Competed for Spain, 1988.
Hervás's career →Mario Castro — born 1962
Competed for Cuba, 1980.
Castro's career →Rudolf Körner — born 1892
Competed for Germany, 1912.
Körner's career →Sin Su-Ji — born 1991
Competed for South Korea, 2008.
Su-Ji's career →Susana García — born 1982
Competed for Spain, 2000.
García's career →Willibrordus Pouw — born 1903
Competed for the Netherlands, 1928.
Pouw's career →Yordanka Yovkova — born 1933
Competed for Bulgaria, 1952.
Yovkova's career →