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Team, Men

Date	20 – 22 July 1996 — 18:21 (20/7), 18:31 (22/7)
Status	Olympic
Location	Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia
Participants	83 from 12 countries
Format	Seven-person teams, 6 to compete on each apparatus, with best 5 of 6 scores counting for each apparatus.

Since 1956, the event had consisted of six-person teams, with the five best all-around scores counting towards the team scores. It was changed slightly in 1992 when the five best scores on each apparatus routine, compulsory and optional, were used for the team scores. In 1996, teams were allowed seven gymnasts, choosing six to compete on each apparatus, with the five best scores on each apparatus counting towards the team score. The Soviet Union no longer existed but three of the former Soviet Republics placed in the top four. Russia won the gold medal, after having bombed out at the 1995 World Championships, although they had a relatively tight competition against China. Ukraine and Belarus were very close with Ukraine getting the bronze medal. Japan, which had once been the absolute power in this event, winning the gold medal from 1960-76, placed 10th.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Points	Compulsory Points	Optional Points
1	–	Russian Federation	RUS	576.778	287.258	289.520	Gold
	134	Aleksey Nemov		–	–	–
	138	Aleksey Voropayev		–	–	–
	135	Yevgeny Podgorny		–	–	–
	137	Dmitry Vasilenko		–	–	–
	132	Sergey Kharkov		–	–	–
	133	Nikolay Kryukov		–	–	–
	136	Dmitry Trush		–	–	–
2	–	People's Republic of China	CHN	575.539	286.283	289.256	Silver
	116	Li Xiaoshuang		–	–	–
	118	Zhang Jinjing		–	–	–
	117	Shen Jian		–	–	–
	112	Fan Bin		–	–	–
	114	Huang Huadong		–	–	–
	115	Huang Liping		–	–	–
	113	Fan Hongbin		–	–	–
3	–	Ukraine	UKR	571.541	285.359	286.182	Bronze
	151	Rustam Sharipov		–	–	–
	152	Oleksandr Svitlychnyi		–	–	–
	150	Volodymyr Shamenko		–	–	–
	147	Ihor Korobchinskyi		–	–	–
	148	Oleh Kosiak		–	–	–
	153	Yuriy Yermakov		–	–	–
	149	Hryhoriy Misiutin		–	–	–
4	–	Belarus	BLR	571.381	285.222	286.159
	23	Vitali Shcherba		–	–	–
	20	Andrei Kan		–	–	–
	22	Vitali Rudnitski		–	–	–
	19	Aliaksandr Belanovski		–	–	–
	25	Aliaksandr Shostak		–	–	–
	21	Ivan Paulouski		–	–	–
	24	Aliaksei Sinkevich		–	–	–
5	–	United States	USA	570.618	284.634	285.984
	159	John Roethlisberger		–	–	–
	162	Blaine Wilson		–	–	–
	158	John Macready		–	–	–
	157	Jair Lynch		–	–	–
	160	Kip Simons		–	–	–
	161	Chainey Umphrey		–	–	–
	156	Mihai Bagiu		–	–	–
6	–	Bulgaria	BUL	567.567	283.534	284.033
	31	Yordan Yovchev		–	–	–
	28	Krasimir Dunev		–	–	–
	33	Dimitar Lunchev		–	–	–
	29	Kalofer Hristozov		–	–	–
	32	Deyan Yordanov		–	–	–
	30	Ivan Ivanov		–	–	–
	34	Vasil Vetsev		–	–	–
7	–	Germany	GER	567.405	282.147	285.258
	64	Andreas Wecker		–	–	–
	58	Valeri Belenki		–	–	–
	60	Jan-Peter Nikiferow		–	–	–
	63	Oliver Walther		–	–	–
	61	Karsten Oelsch		–	–	–
	59	Uwe Billerbeck		–	–	–
	62	Marius Tobă		–	–	–
8	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	567.054	283.384	283.670
	106	Lee Ju-Hyeong		–	–	–
	102	Han Yun-Su		–	–	–
	105	Kim Dong-Hwa		–	–	–
	103	Jeong Jin-Su		–	–	–
	107	Yeo Hong-Cheol		–	–	–
	101	Jo Seong-Min		–	–	–
	104	Kim Bong-Hyeon		–	–	–
9	–	Romania	ROU	566.257	281.873	284.384
	124	Adrian Ianculescu		–	–	–
	127	Nicu Stroia		–	–	–
	125	Cristian Leric		–	–	–
	126	Nistor Șandro		–	–	–
	128	Robert Tăciulet		–	–	–
	129	Marius Urzică		–	–	–
	123	Dan Burincă		–	–	–
10	–	Japan	JPN	566.019	282.823	283.196
	94	Naoya Tsukahara		–	–	–
	93	Hikaru Tanaka		–	–	–
	89	Yoshiaki Hatakeda		–	–	–
	92	Toshiharu Sato		–	–	–
	90	Shigeru Kurihara		–	–	–
	95	Takashi Uchiyama		–	–	–
	91	Masayoshi Maeda DNS		–	–	–
11	–	France	FRA	565.781	282.197	283.584
	48	Patrice Casimir		–	–	–
	53	Sébastien Tayac		–	–	–
	51	Frédérick Nicolas		–	–	–
	50	Frédéric Lemoine		–	–	–
	52	Éric Poujade		–	–	–
	49	Sébastien Darrigade		–	–	–
	47	Thiérry Aymes		–	–	–
12	–	Italy	ITA	564.142	280.560	283.582
	86	Boris Preti		–	–	–
	84	Roberto Galli		–	–	–
	82	Jury Chechi		–	–	–
	81	Paolo Bucci		–	–	–
	85	Sergio Luini		–	–	–
	80	Marcello Barbieri		–	–	–
	83	Francesco Colombo		–	–	–