Larisa Latynina — born 1934
Latynina competed for the Soviet Union in women's artistic gymnastics, 1956–1964. 14 Olympic medals across three Games, including the all-around title twice.
Latynina's career →On this day in gymnastics history
Latynina competed for the Soviet Union in women's artistic gymnastics, 1956–1964. 14 Olympic medals across three Games, including the all-around title twice.
Latynina's career →Weber competed for Germany in men's artistic gymnastics, 1904–1908. Two Olympic medals across two Games.
Gajdoš competed for Czechoslovakia in men's artistic gymnastics, 1924–1936. One Olympic medal across three Games.
Gajdoš's career →Tóth competed for Hungary in women's artistic gymnastics, 1928–1936. One Olympic medal across two Games.
Tóth's career →Geraskov competed for Bulgaria in men's artistic gymnastics, 1988. One Olympic gold.
Geraskov's career →Kalocsai competed for Hungary in women's artistic gymnastics, 1936. One Olympic medal.
Kalocsai's career →Competed for Canada, 2004–2008.
Kikuchi's career →Competed for Great Britain, 1920–1924.
Leigh's career →Competed for USA, 1904.
Stapf's career →Competed for the Soviet Union, 1960.
Miligulo's career →Competed for Canada, 1976.
Rope's career →Competed for Japan, 1984.
Watanabe's career →Competed for Germany, 1906.