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The countries with most GOLD medals in the Summer Olympic Games (Modern Olympic Games), between the years 1896 and 2016.
Take a look at the history of the all time olympics gold medalists countries ranking 👆
Updated before Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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Source:
International Olympic Committee
00:00 - Olympic Gold Medals by Country
00:03 - First Olympic Games in Modern Era
00:45 - Germany were banned from the 1920 and 1924 Summer Olympics
01:28 - Germany and Japan were not invited for the 1948 Summer Olympics
01:37 - Soviet Union's first Olympic Games
01:46 - A United Team of Germany with athletes from two states appeared at the Olympic games from 1956 to 1964.
02:37 - 1980 Olympics boycott (United States)
02:45 - 1984 Olympics boycott (Soviet Union)
02:54 - Last Olympic Games of the Soviet Union
03:02 - Germany was unified
03:57 - United States surpasses 1,000 gold medals
04:05 - Subscribe
Country with most gold medals in each Olympic Games:
United States (11 gold medals) - Athens 1896 Olympics
France (26 gold medals) - Paris 1900 Olympics
United States (78 gold medals) - St. Louis 1904 Olympics
Great Britain (56 gold medals) - London 1908 Olympics
United States (25 gold medals) - Stockholm 1912 Olympics
United States (41 gold medals) - Antwerp 1920 Olympics
United States (45 gold medals) - Paris 1924 Olympics
United States (22 gold medals) - Amsterdam 1928 Olympics
United States (41 gold medals) - Los Angeles 1932 Olympics
Germany (33 gold medals) - Berlim 1936 Olympics
United States (38 gold medals) - London 1948 Olympics
United States (40 gold medals) - Helsinki 1952 Olympics
Soviet Union (37 gold medals) - Melbourne 1956 Olympics
Soviet Union (43 gold medals) - Roma 1960 Olympics
United States (36 gold medals) - Tokyo 1964 Olympics
United States (45 gold medals) - Mexico City 1968 Olympics
Soviet Union (50 gold medals) - Munich 1972 Olympics
Soviet Union (49 gold medals) - Montreal 1976 Olympics
Soviet Union (80 gold medals) - Moscow 1980 Olympics
United States (83 gold medals, record) - Los Angeles 1984 Olympics
Soviet Union (55 gold medals) - Seoul 1988 Olympics
Unified Team (45 gold medals) - Barcelona 1992 Olympics
United States (44 gold medals) - Atlanta 1996 Olympics
United States (37 gold medals) - Sidney 2000 Olympics
United States (36 gold medals) - Athens 2004 Olympics
China (48 gold medals) - Beijing 2008 Olympics
United States (46 gold medals) - London 2012 Olympics
United States (46 gold medals) - Rio 2016 Olympics
#olympics #medaltable #tokyo2020
The countries with most GOLD medals in the Summer Olympic Games (Modern Olympic Games), between the years 1896 and 2016.
Take a look at the history of the all time olympics gold medalists countries ranking 👆
Updated before Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Be sure to subscribe if you want to see more ranking videos and comment down below what you want to see next!
Source:
International Olympic Committee
00:00 - Olympic Gold Medals by Country
00:03 - First Olympic Games in Modern Era
00:45 - Germany were banned from the 1920 and 1924 Summer Olympics
01:28 - Germany and Japan were not invited for the 1948 Summer Olympics
01:37 - Soviet Union's first Olympic Games
01:46 - A United Team of Germany with athletes from two states appeared at the Olympic games from 1956 to 1964.
02:37 - 1980 Olympics boycott (United States)
02:45 - 1984 Olympics boycott (Soviet Union)
02:54 - Last Olympic Games of the Soviet Union
03:02 - Germany was unified
03:57 - United States surpasses 1,000 gold medals
04:05 - Subscribe
Country with most gold medals in each Olympic Games:
United States (11 gold medals) - Athens 1896 Olympics
France (26 gold medals) - Paris 1900 Olympics
United States (78 gold medals) - St. Louis 1904 Olympics
Great Britain (56 gold medals) - London 1908 Olympics
United States (25 gold medals) - Stockholm 1912 Olympics
United States (41 gold medals) - Antwerp 1920 Olympics
United States (45 gold medals) - Paris 1924 Olympics
United States (22 gold medals) - Amsterdam 1928 Olympics
United States (41 gold medals) - Los Angeles 1932 Olympics
Germany (33 gold medals) - Berlim 1936 Olympics
United States (38 gold medals) - London 1948 Olympics
United States (40 gold medals) - Helsinki 1952 Olympics
Soviet Union (37 gold medals) - Melbourne 1956 Olympics
Soviet Union (43 gold medals) - Roma 1960 Olympics
United States (36 gold medals) - Tokyo 1964 Olympics
United States (45 gold medals) - Mexico City 1968 Olympics
Soviet Union (50 gold medals) - Munich 1972 Olympics
Soviet Union (49 gold medals) - Montreal 1976 Olympics
Soviet Union (80 gold medals) - Moscow 1980 Olympics
United States (83 gold medals, record) - Los Angeles 1984 Olympics
Soviet Union (55 gold medals) - Seoul 1988 Olympics
Unified Team (45 gold medals) - Barcelona 1992 Olympics
United States (44 gold medals) - Atlanta 1996 Olympics
United States (37 gold medals) - Sidney 2000 Olympics
United States (36 gold medals) - Athens 2004 Olympics
China (48 gold medals) - Beijing 2008 Olympics
United States (46 gold medals) - London 2012 Olympics
United States (46 gold medals) - Rio 2016 Olympics
#olympics #medaltable #tokyo2020
