Gymnastics at the Pan American Games – Men's individual all-around explained

Men's events at the Gymnastics at the Pan American Games were first held at the 1951 Pan American Games.^[1]

Three medals are awarded: gold for first place, silver for second place, and bronze for third place.

Medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1951	Buenos Aires	Bill Roetzheim	Rafael Lecuona	Juan Caviglia
1955	Mexico City	Jack Beckner	Joe Kotys	Jack Miles
1959	Chicago	Jack Beckner	Abie Grossfeld	Don Tonry
1963	Sao Paulo	Wilhelm Weiler	Don Tonry	Jay Werner
1967	Winnipeg	Fred Roethlisberger	Fernando Valles	Dave Thor
1971	Cali	Jorge Rodríguez	John Crosby Jr.	Jorge Cuervo
1975	Mexico City	Jorge Cuervo	Roberto Richards	Kurt Thomas
1979	San Juan	Casimiro Suárez	Jorge Roche	Enrique Bravo Warren Long
1983	Caracas	Casimiro Suárez	Brian Babcock	Israel Sánchez
1987	Indianapolis	Scott Johnson	Casimiro Suárez	Tim Daggett
1991	Havana	Erick López	José Tejada	Félix Aguilera
1995	Mar del Plata	Erick López	John Roethlisberger	Lazaro Lamelas
1999	Winnipeg	Erick López	Alexander Jeltkov	Lazaro Lamelas
2003	Santo Domingo	Erick López	David Durante	Giovanni Quintero
2007	Rio de Janeiro	José Luis Fuentes	Jorge Hugo Giraldo	Guillermo Alvarez
2011	Guadalajara	Jossimar Calvo	Jorge Hugo Giraldo	Tomás González
2015^[2]	Toronto	Sam Mikulak	Manrique Larduet	Jossimar Calvo
2019	Lima	Caio Souza	Arthur Mariano	Cory Paterson
2023^[3]	Santiago	Félix Dolci	Diogo Soares	Donnell Whittenburg

Notes and References

1. Web site: Men's and Women's Pan American Games Results. USA Gymnastics. 2023-11-10. 2015-04-02. https://web.archive.org/web/20150402170930/https://usagym.org/pages/pressbox/history/panam_results_artistic.html. dead.
2. Web site: Team USA Shines at 2015 Pan American Games. July 13, 2015. ESPN.
3. Web site: Félix Dolci 1st Canadian in 60 years to win men's all-around Pan Am gold in artistic gymnastics. October 23, 2023. CBC Television.