Miroslav Cerar

Miroslav Cerar

Personal information
Born	28 October 1939(1939-10-28) Ljubljana, SR Slovenia, Yugoslavia
Residence	Ljubljana, Slovenia
Sport
Country	Yugoslavia
Sport	Men's artistic gymnastics
Medal record Olympic Games Men’s gymnastics Competitor for  Yugoslavia Gold 1964 Tokyo Pommel horse Gold 1968 Mexico City Pommel horse Bronze 1964 Tokyo Horizontal bar World Championships Gold 1962 Prague Pommel horse Gold 1962 Prague Parallel bars Gold 1966 Dortmund Pommel horse Bronze 1958 Moscow Pommel horse Bronze 1966 Dortmund Parallel bars European Championships Gold 1961 Luxembourg All-around Gold 1961 Luxembourg Pommel horse Gold 1961 Luxembourg Still rings Gold 1961 Luxembourg Parallel bars Gold 1963 Belgrade All-around Gold 1963 Belgrade Pommel horse Gold 1963 Belgrade Still rings Gold 1963 Belgrade Parallel bars Gold 1965 Anvers Parallel bars Silver 1963 Belgrade Vault Silver 1965 Anvers Floor exercise Silver 1965 Anvers Pommel horse Bronze 1961 Luxembourg Vault Bronze 1963 Belgrade Floor exercise Bronze 1965 Anvers Still rings

Miroslav Cerar (born October 28, 1939 in Ljubljana, Slovenia, then Yugoslavia) is a Slovenian gymnast who competed in the 1964 and 1968 Summer Olympics.

Hall of Fame

• (1999) - was inducted into the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame^[1]
• (2011) - was inducted into the Slovenian Athletes Hall of Fame^[2]

References

Awards
Preceded by Radivoj Korać Milan Galić	The Best Athlete of Yugoslavia 1961 1963, 1964	Succeeded by Milan Galić Branislav Lončar
Preceded by Radivoj Korać Branislav Lončar Ivo Daneu	Yugoslav Sportsman of the Year 1961-64 1966 1968-70	Succeeded by Branislav Lončar Stanko Lorger Mate Parlov

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