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Summer Olympic Games: all editions

Every edition of the Summer Olympic Games, from Athens 1896 to Paris 2024: the medal table for each Games and, for the most recent ones, the podiums by sport.

Editions
30
First Games
1896
Athens
Most recent Games
2024
Paris
Games at the top of the medal table
19
United States

From 2000 to 2032

  • 2032BrisbaneUpcoming Games
  • 2028Los AngelesUpcoming Games
  • 2024Paris 2024FranceTop nation: United States, 40 gold medals204 nations · 10,813 athletes
  • 2020Tokyo 2020JapanTop nation: United States, 39 gold medals204 nations · 11,420 athletes
  • 2016Rio de Janeiro 2016BrazilTop nation: United States, 46 gold medals206 nations · 11,238 athletes
  • 2012London 2012United KingdomTop nation: United States, 48 gold medals204 nations · 10,568 athletes
  • 2008Beijing 2008ChinaTop nation: China, 48 gold medals204 nations · 10,942 athletes
  • 2004Athens 2004GreeceTop nation: United States, 36 gold medals201 nations · 10,625 athletes
  • 2000Sydney 2000AustraliaTop nation: United States, 37 gold medals199 nations · 10,651 athletes

From 1948 to 1996

  • 1996Atlanta 1996United StatesTop nation: United States, 44 gold medals197 nations · 10,318 athletes
  • 1992Barcelona 1992SpainTop nation: Unified Team, 45 gold medals169 nations · 9,356 athletes
  • 1988Seoul 1988Korea, SouthTop nation: USSR, 55 gold medals159 nations · 8,391 athletes
  • 1984Los Angeles 1984United StatesTop nation: United States, 83 gold medals140 nations · 6,829 athletes
  • 1980Moscow 1980USSRTop nation: USSR, 80 gold medals80 nations · 5,179 athletes
  • 1976Montreal 1976CanadaTop nation: USSR, 49 gold medals92 nations · 6,084 athletes
  • 1972Munich 1972GermanyTop nation: USSR, 50 gold medals121 nations · 7,134 athletes
  • 1968Mexico City 1968MexicoTop nation: United States, 45 gold medals112 nations · 5,516 athletes
  • 1964Tokyo 1964JapanTop nation: United States, 36 gold medals93 nations · 5,151 athletes
  • 1960Rome 1960ItalyTop nation: USSR, 43 gold medals83 nations · 5,338 athletes
  • 1956Melbourne 1956AustraliaTop nation: USSR, 37 gold medals72 nations · 3,314 athletes
  • 1952Helsinki 1952FinlandTop nation: United States, 40 gold medals69 nations · 4,955 athletes
  • 1948London 1948United KingdomTop nation: United States, 38 gold medals59 nations · 4,104 athletes

From 1896 to 1944

  • 1944LondonGames cancelled because of the war
  • 1940HelsinkiGames cancelled because of the war
  • 1936Berlin 1936GermanyTop nation: Germany, 38 gold medals49 nations · 3,963 athletes
  • 1932Los Angeles 1932United StatesTop nation: United States, 44 gold medals37 nations · 1,332 athletes
  • 1928Amsterdam 1928NetherlandsTop nation: United States, 22 gold medals46 nations · 2,883 athletes
  • 1924Paris 1924FranceTop nation: United States, 45 gold medals44 nations · 3,089 athletes
  • 1920Antwerp 1920BelgiumTop nation: United States, 41 gold medals29 nations · 2,626 athletes
  • 1916BerlinGames cancelled because of the war
  • 1912Stockholm 1912SwedenTop nation: United States, 26 gold medals28 nations · 2,407 athletes
  • 1908London 1908United KingdomTop nation: United Kingdom, 56 gold medals22 nations · 2,008 athletes
  • 1904St. Louis 1904United StatesTop nation: United States, 77 gold medals12 nations · 651 athletes
  • 1900Paris 1900FranceTop nation: France, 31 gold medals24 nations · 997 athletes
  • 1896Athens 1896GreeceTop nation: United States, 11 gold medals14 nations · 241 athletes

All-time medal table since 1896

The five most successful nations across all editions.

#CountryGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1
United States
1,1078807862,773
2
USSR
3953192961,010
3
Germany
3073473801,034
4
United Kingdom
306345344995
5
China
303226198727

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