Giulio Zardo

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Medal record
Bobsleigh
World Championships
Gold 2004 Königssee Two-man
Silver 2003 Lake Placid Two-man

Giulio Zardo (born July 14, 1980 in Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian bobsledder who competed from 2001 to 2004. He won two medals in the two-man event at the FIBT World Championships with a gold in 2004 and a silver in 2003. Zardo was kicked off of the Canadian bobsleigh for a disagreement with the head coach at the end of 2004.

At the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Zardo finished fifth in the two-man event and ninth in the four-man event.

He later tried out for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League, but left for personal reasons in June 2005.

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World champions in two-man bobsleigh
1931: Germany - Hanns Kilian & Sebastian Huber * 1933: Romania - Alexandru Papană & Dumitru Hubert * 1934: Romania - Alexandru Frim & Vasile Dumitrescu * 1935: Switzerland - Reto Capadrutt & Emil Diener * 1937: Great Britain - Frederick McEvoy & Byran Black * 1938: Germany - Bibo Fischer & Rolf Thielecke * 1939: Belgium - René Lunden & Jeans Coops * 1947: Switzerland - Fritz Feierabend & Stephan Waser * 1949: Switzerland - Fritz Feierabend & Stephan Waser * 1950: Switzerland - Fritz Feierabend & Stephan Waser * 1951: West Germany - Andreas Ostler & Lorenz Nieberl * 1953: Switzerland - Felix Endrich & Fritz Stöckli * 1954: Italy - Guglielmo Scheibmeier & Andrea Zambelli * 1955: Switzerland - Fritz Feierabend & Harry Warburton * 1957: Italy - Eugenio Monti & Renzo Alverà * 1958: Italy - Eugenio Monti & Renzo Alverà * 1959: Italy - Eugenio Monti & Renzo Alverà * 1960: Italy - Eugenio Monti & Renzo Alverà * 1961: Italy - Eugenio Monti & Sergio Siorpaes * 1962: Italy - Rinaldo Ruatti & Enrico de Lorenzo * 1963: Italy - Eugenio Monti & Sergio Siorpaes * 1965: Great Britain - Anthony Nash & Robin Dixon * 1966: Italy - Eugenio Monti & Sergio Siorpaes * 1967: Austria - Erwin Thaler & Reinhold Durnthaler * 1969: Italy - Nevio de Zordo & Adriano Frassinelli * 1970: West Germany - Horst Floth & Pepi Bader * 1971: Italy - Gianfranco Gaspari & Mario Armano * 1973: West Germany - Wolfgang Zimmerer & Peter Utzschneider * 1974: West Germany - Wolfgang Zimmerer & Peter Utzschneider * 1975: Italy - Giorgio Alvera & Franco Perruquet * 1977: Switzerland - Hans Hiltebrand & Heinz Meier * 1978: Switzerland - Erich Schärer & Joseph Benz * 1979: Switzerland - Erich Schärer & Joseph Benz * 1981: East Germany - Bernhard Germeshausen & Hans-Jürgen Gerhardt * 1982: Switzerland - Erich Schärer & Max Rüegg * 1983: Switzerland - Ralph Pichler & Urs Leuthold * 1985: East Germany - Wolfgang Hoppe & Dietmar Schauerhammer * 1986: East Germany - Wolfgang Hoppe & Dietmar Schauerhammer * 1987: Switzerland - Ralph Pichler & Celeste Poltera * 1989: East Germany - Wolfgang Hoppe & Bogdan Musiol * 1990: Switzerland - Gustav Weder & Bruno Gerber * 1991: Germany - Rudolf Lochner & Markus Zimmermann * 1993: Germany - Christoph Langen & Peer Jöchel * 1995: Germany - Christoph Langen & Olaf Hampel * 1996: Germany - Christoph Langen & Markus Zimmermann * 1997: Switzerland - Reto Götschi & Guido Acklin * 1999: Italy - Günther Huber, Enrico Costa, & Ubaldo Ranzi * 2000: Germany - Christoph Langen & Markus Zimmermann * 2001: Germany - Christoph Langen & Marco Jakobs * 2003: Germany - André Lange & Kevin Kuske * 2004: Canada - Pierre Lueders & Giulio Zardo * 2005: Canada - Pierre Lueders & Lascelles Brown * 2007: Germany - André Lange & Kevin Kuske * 2008: Germany - André Lange & Kevin Kuske
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