SYDNEY 2000: Gold - Beniamino Bonomi and Antonio Rossi, Italy Silver - Markus Oscarsson and Henrik Nilsson, Sweden Bronze - Krisztian Bartfai and Krisztian Vereb, Hungary

ATLANTA 1996: Gold - Antonio Rossi and Daniele Scarpa, Italy Silver - Kay Bluhm and Torsten Gutsche, Germany Bronze - Milko Kazanov aand Herminio Menendez, Spain

MONTREAL 1976: Gold - Sergei Nagorny and Vladimir Romanovsky, Soviet Union Silver - Joachim Mattern and Bernd Olbricht, West Germany Bronze - Zoltan Bako and Istvan Szabo, Hungary

MUNICH 1972 Gold - Nikolai Gorbachev and Viktor Kratassyuk, Soviet Union Silver - Joszef Deme and Janos Ratkai, Hungary Bronze - Wladyslaw Szuszkiewicz and Rafal Piszcz, Poland

MEXICO CITY 1968 Gold - Aleksandr Shaparenko and Vladimir Morozov, Soviet Union Silver - Csaba Giczi abd Istvan Timar, Hungary Bronze - Gerhard Seibold and Guther Pfaff, Austria

TOKYO 1964 Gold - Sven-Olov Sjodelius and Nils Gunnar Utterberg, Sweden Silver - Antonius Geurts and Paul Hoekstra, Holland Bronze - Heinz Buker and Holger Zander, East Germany

ROME 1960 Gold - Gert Fredriksson and Sven-olov Sjodelius, Sweden Silver - Gyorgy Meszaros and Andras Szente, Hunagry Bronze - Stefan Kaplaniak and Wladislaw Zielinski, Poland

MELBOURNE 1956 Gold - Michael Scheuer and Meinrad Mittenberger, West Gers and Willem F. van der Kroft, Holland

1896 - 1932: not held