Göran Larsson (swimmer)

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Olympic medal record
Men’s swimming
Bronze 1952 Helsinki 100 m freestyle
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Göran Larsson (May 24, 1932 – February 27, 1989) was a Swedish freestyle swimmer. He won a bronze medal in 100 m freestyle at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki, with the time of 57.5.

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Swedish champions in men's 50 m freestyle (SCM)

1953: Göran Larsson | 1954: Göran Larsson | 1955: Göran Larsson | 1956: Göran Larsson | 1957: Göran Larsson | 1986: Niels Liedberg | 1987: Göran Titus | 1988: Per Johansson | 1989: Joakim Holmqvist | 1990: Lars-Ove Jansson | 1991: Lars-Ove Jansson | 1992: Joakim Holmqvist | 1993: Joakim Holmqvist | 1994: Joakim Holmqvist | 1995: Fredrik Letzler | 1996: Joakim Holmqvist | 1997: Jonas Åkesson | 1998: John Miranda | 1999: John Miranda | 2000: John Miranda | 2001: Stefan Nystrand | 2002: Stefan Nystrand | 2003: Stefan Nystrand | 2004: Stefan Nystrand | 2005: Marcus Piehl | 2006: Stefan Nystrand
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