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Men's modern pentathlon
at the Games of the XVII Olympiad
VenuePasso Corese (riding)
Palazzo dei Congressi (fencing)
Umberto I Shooting Range (shooting)
Stadio Olimpico del Nuoto (swimming)
Acqua Santa Golf Club Course (running)
DatesAugust 26, 1960 (riding)
August 27, 1960 (fencing)
August 28, 1960 (shooting)
August 30, 1960 (swimming)
August 31, 1960 (running
Competitors51 from 17 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Ferenc Németh
Imre Nagy
András Balczó
 Hungary
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Igor Novikov
Nikolay Tatarinov
Hanno Selg
 Soviet Union
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bob Beck
Jack Daniels
George Lambert
 United States
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Modern pentathlon at the
1960 Summer Olympics
Events
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The modern pentathlon men's team event of the 1960 Summer Olympics was held on August 26, through to August 31. The modern pentathlon was composed of five events, show jumping, fencing, shooting, swimming, and running, with the individual points each competitor receives counting towards their nations final tally for each event, and ultimately the competition. The results that the competitors received in the individual modern pentathlon event would cross-over to produce the scores in the team event. 51 competitors participated in the event representing 17 nations.[1]

Format

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The Riding event commenced on August 26 at Passo Corese. The event was an equestrian cross-country mix steeplechase race. 20 minutes before the event, the competitors were paired with their horses that they would ride through a random draw. The points the competitors received from the event were given based on the time it took to complete the course. The competitors would receive a penalty for whenever they knocked over one of the obstacles, these penalties would be subtracted from the riders final total, giving them their 'adjusted points'.[2]

The Fencing event commenced on August 27 at the Palazzo dei Congressi. The event was contested as a single touch épée round-robin style tournament. Each contestant would receive points for every bout they won, their points would accumulate for every win.[3]

The Shooting event commenced on August 28 at Umberto I Shooting Range. The event was contested as a 200 shot, rapid fire pistol contest. The points for each competitor in the event was given as a result of the score they received from their targets. If a competitor didn't receive a high enough score, they wouldn't gain any points from the contest.[4]

The Swimming event commenced on August 30 at the Stadio Olimpico del Nuoto. The event was contested as a 300-metre freestyle swim. The points the competitors received were based on the time it took them to complete the race.[5]

The Running event commenced on August 31 at the Acqua Santa Golf Club Course. The event was contested as a 4,000 metre cross country race. The points the competitors received were based on the time it took them to complete the race.[6]

Results

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Final standings

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Rank Nation Athletes Riding Fencing Shooting Swimming Running Total
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Hungary Ferenc Németh 1,009 977 880 990 1,168 5,024 [7]
Imre Nagy 1,048 1,000 840 935 1,165 4,988 [8]
András Balczó 1,037 885 760 1,075 1,216 4,973 [9]
Total 3,094 2,740 2,480 3,000 3549 14,863
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Soviet Union Igor Novikov 982 839 860 1,035 1,246 4,962 [10]
Nikolay Tatarinov 1,138 747 820 885 1,168 4,758 [11]
Hanno Selg 967 839 780 925 1,177 4,688 [12]
Total 3,087 2,326 2,460 2,845 3,591 14,309
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  United States Bob Beck 1,039 977 940 1,010 1,015 4,981 [13]
Jack Daniels 1,024 793 900 1,015 985 4,717 [14]
George Lambert 1,165 678 740 975 982 4,540 [15]
Total 3,228 2,402 2,580 3,000 2,982 14,192
4  Finland Kurt Lindeman 1,027 839 900 830 1,117 4,713 [16]
Berndt Katter 866 931 900 970 961 4,628 [17]
Eero Lohi 1,036 770 780 905 1,093 4,584 [18]
Total 2,929 2,480 2,580 2,705 3,171 13,865
5  Poland Stanisław Przybylski 1,111 747 860 815 1,198 4,731 [19]
Kazimierz Paszkiewicz 1,075 563 840 1,010 1,180 4,596 [20]
Kazimierz Mazur 1,129 586 960 710 1,126 4,511 [21]
Total 3,315 1,804 2,660 2,535 3,432 13,746
6  Sweden Per-Erik Ritzén 1,117 724 840 825 1,084 4,590 [22]
Sture Ericson 937 885 640 890 1,114 4,466 [23]
Björn Thofelt 1,024 793 880 870 643 4,210 [24]
Total 3,078 2,352 2,360 2,585 2,841 13,216
7  Great Britain Patrick Harvey 1,057 655 920 900 1,147 4,679 [25]
Donald Cobley 1,036 655 720 865 1,096 4,372 [26]
Peter Little 967 632 760 905 1,030 4,294 [27]
Total 3,060 1,700 2,400 2,670 3,273 13,103
8  Mexico Antonio Almada 1,129 931 840 975 691 4,566 [28]
Sergio Escobedo 1,237 793 1,000 690 742 4,462 [29]
José Pérez 1,027 517 700 960 670 3,874 [30]
Total 3,393 2,184 2,540 2,625 2,103 12,845
9  Italy Adriano Facchini 1,096 632 780 955 949 4,412 [31]
Gaetano Scala 940 839 800 865 817 4,261 [32]
Giulio Giunta 662 632 540 965 1,084 3,883 [33]
Total 2,698 1,948 2,120 2,785 2,850 12,401
10  Argentina Luis Ribera 1,153 770 880 955 865 4,623 [34]
Carlos Stricker 1,081 448 700 975 817 4,021 [35]
Raúl Bauza 1,135 724 360 960 709 3,888 [36]
Total 3,369 1,804 1,940 2,890 2,391 12,394
11  Switzerland Erhard Minder 1,141 793 820 740 1,033 4,527 [37]
Werner Vetterli 896 609 840 910 853 4,108 [38]
Rolf Weber 941 609 620 625 952 3,747 [39]
Total 2,978 1,830 2,280 2,275 2,838 12,201
12  Austria Peter Lichtner-Höyer 1,123 655 800 750 1,015 4,343 [40]
Udo Birnbaum 1,010 793 640 730 832 4,005 [41]
Frank Battig 949 747 680 700 829 3,905 [42]
Total 3,082 2,048 2,120 2,180 2,676 12,106
13  Brazil Justo Botelho 718 724 840 940 1,048 4,270 [43]
Wenceslau Malta 1,066 586 860 750 919 4,181 [44]
José Wilson 433 448 800 920 919 3,520 [45]
Total 2,217 1,724 2,500 2,610 2,886 11,937
14  Australia Neville Sayers 1,024 632 820 615 1,114 4,205 [46]
Hugh Doherty 958 517 840 875 907 4,097 [47]
Peter Macken 976 517 440 855 1,048 3,836 [48]
Total 2,958 1,440 2,100 2,345 3,069 11,912
15  France André Bernard 877 517 800 800 886 3,880 [49]
Christian Beauvalet 1,135 724 540 665 799 3,863 [50]
Étienne Jalenques 968 632 580 725 472 3,377 [51]
Total 2,980 1,756 1,920 2,190 2,157 11,003
16  United Team of Germany Wolfgang Gödicke 588 747 860 950 1,117 4,262 [52]
Dietrich Krickow 706 701 620 855 898 3,780 [53]
Ralf Berckhan 979 471 0 905 706 3,061 [54]
Total 2,273 1,756 1,480 2,710 2,721 10,940
17  Tunisia Lakdar Bouzid 0 218 620 680 838 2,356 [55]
Habib Ben Azzabi 0 356 340 450 532 1,678 [56]
Ahmed Ennachi 0 287 380 130 388 1,185 [57]
Total 0 768 1,340 1,260 1,758 5,126

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