Olympische Sommerspiele 1976/Teilnehmer (San Marino)
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San Marino nahm an den Olympischen Sommerspielen 1976 in Montreal, Kanada, mit einer Delegation von zehn Sportlern (acht Männer und zwei Frauen) teil. Zum ersten Mal in der Olympischen Geschichte San Marinos nahmen Frauen an Olympischen Spielen teil.
Teilnehmer nach Sportarten
Leichtathletik
- Giuseppina Grassi
- Frauen, Hochsprung: In der Qualifikation
- Graziella Santini
- Frauen, Weitsprung: 29. Platz in der Qualifikation
Radsport
- Daniele Cesaretti
- Straßenrennen: Rennen nicht beendet
Schießen
- Bruno Morri
- Schnellfeuerpistole: 36. Platz
- Roberto Tamagnini
- Schnellfeuerpistole: 46. Platz
- Italo Casali
- Kleinkaliber Dreistellungskampf: 56. Platz
- Pasquale Raschi
- Kleinkaliber Dreistellungskampf: 57. Platz
- Alfredo Pelliccioni
- Kleinkaliber liegend: 76. Platz
- Leo Franciosi
- Trap: 21. Platz
- Silvano Raganini
- Trap: 29. Platz
Weblinks
- San-marinesische Olympiamannschaft von 1976 in der Datenbank von Sports-Reference (englisch; archiviert vom Original)
1 = Sportler dieser Nationen nahmen nur bis zum 20. Juli an den Spielen teil, bevor sie ihre Teilnahme zurückzogen.
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