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Rings, Men

Date	17 – 20 July 1924
Status	Olympic
Location	Stade Olympique de Colombes, Colombes
Participants	70 from 9 countries
Format	Placement determined by best scores on apparatus in individual all-around event.

This event had not been contested as a separate medal event since the 1904 Olympics. At the unofficial World Championships, Leon Štukelj of Yugoslavia shared the gold in 1922 and would win it again in 1926. While he won the individual all-around in Paris, he finished only fourth in this event, which was won by Italian Francesco Martino, narrowly over Czechoslovak Robert Pražak, who also won silvers on the parallel bars and in the individual all-around. Bronze medalist Ladislav Vácha would also won a silver medal in this event in 1928. The first 24 places on the rings were taken by athletes from only four nations – Czechoslovakia, France, Italy, and Yugoslavia.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points	CEP	OEP
1	Francesco Martino	ITA	21.553	10.720	10.833	Gold
2	Robert Pražák	TCH	21.483	10.600	10.883	Silver
3	Ladislav Vácha	TCH	21.430	10.430	11.000	Bronze
4	Leon Štukelj	YUG	21.330	10.330	11.000
5	Bedřich Šupčík	TCH	21.120	10.270	10.850
6	Bohumil Mořkovský	TCH	21.080	10.330	10.750		1
7	Jan Koutný	TCH	21.053	10.470	10.583
8	Ferdinando Mandrini	ITA	20.943	10.360	10.583
9	Vittorio Lucchetti	ITA	20.913	10.830	10.083
10	Eugène Cordonnier	FRA	20.900	10.400	10.500
11	Miroslav Klinger	TCH	20.730	10.230	10.500
12	Albert Séguin	FRA	20.633	10.000	10.633
13	François Gangloff	FRA	20.603	10.220	10.383
14	Léon Delsarte	FRA	20.566	10.000	10.566
15	Mario Lertora	ITA	20.333	10.250	10.083
16	Giorgio Zampori	ITA	20.246	10.330	9.916
17	Luigi Cambiaso	ITA	19.980	9.980	10.000
18	Giuseppe Paris	ITA	19.743	10.160	9.583
19	Jean Gounot	FRA	19.730	9.000	10.730
20	Arthur Hermann	FRA	19.703	9.320	10.383
21	Janez Porenta	YUG	19.560	9.410	10.150
22	Luigi Maiocco	ITA	19.333	10.250	9.083
23	Miha Oswald	YUG	19.160	9.160	10.000
24	Joseph Huber	FRA	19.033	9.000	10.033
25	Stanley Leigh	GBR	18.666	10.000	8.666
26	Ernest Leigh	GBR	18.500	9.500	9.000
27	Stane Derganc	YUG	18.493	9.160	9.333
28	Stane Žilič	YUG	18.233	8.500	9.733
29	Al Jochim	USA	18.080	10.080	8.000
30	Antoine Rebetez	SUI	17.920	9.420	8.500
31	Alphonse Higelin	FRA	17.870	8.420	9.450
32	Jean Gutweniger	SUI	17.846	9.680	8.166
33	Harry Finchett	GBR	17.760	9.760	8.000
34	Charles Quaino	LUX	17.663	8.330	9.333
35	Mathias Erang	LUX	17.583	8.500	9.083		2
36	Frank Safanda	USA	17.583	9.000	8.583
37	August Güttinger	SUI	17.570	9.320	8.250
38	Slavko Hlastan	YUG	17.543	8.910	8.633
39	Mathias Weishaupt	LUX	17.496	8.430	9.066
40	Josef Wilhelm	SUI	17.386	9.720	7.666		3
41	Otto Pfister	SUI	17.246	9.080	8.166
42	Pierre Tolar	LUX	17.183	8.600	8.583
43	Hans Grieder	SUI	17.070	9.820	7.250
44	Carl Widmer	SUI	16.996	9.080	7.916
45	Georges Miez	SUI	16.686	8.770	7.916
46	Théo Jeitz	LUX	15.750	7.500	8.250
47	Harold Brown	GBR	15.533	9.700	5.833
48	Stan Humphreys	GBR	15.493	8.660	6.833
49	Frank Kriz	USA	15.413	7.830	7.583
50	Rastko Poljšak	YUG	15.333	7.000	8.333		4
51	Rudolph Novak	USA	15.160	7.660	7.500		5
52	Émile Munhoven	LUX	15.100	7.600	7.500		6
53	Jacques Palzer	LUX	14.910	6.660	8.250		7
54	Albert Neumann	LUX	14.663	6.830	7.833
55	Jože Primožič	YUG	14.583	6.000	8.583
56	Fred Hawkins	GBR	14.500	8.000	6.500
57	Thomas Hopkins	GBR	13.750	8.000	5.750
58	John Pearson	USA	13.746	6.330	7.416
59	Aarne Roine	FIN	12.830	5.830	7.000
60	Jaakko Kunnas	FIN	12.750	6.000	6.750
61	Eevert Kerttula	FIN	12.500	5.000	7.500
62	John Mais	USA	12.160	5.660	6.500
63	Curt Rottmann	USA	11.910	5.660	6.250
64	Alfred Spencer	GBR	11.750	6.500	5.250
65	Mikko Hämäläinen	FIN	11.160	5.160	6.000
66	Akseli Roine	FIN	10.080	3.830	6.250
67	Max Wandrer	USA	10.000	3.500	6.500
68	Eetu Kostamo	FIN	9.660	4.160	5.500
=69	Otto Suhonen	FIN	9.160	3.160	6.000		8
=69	Väinö Karonen	FIN	9.160	3.660	5.500