Summer Olympics: Top Three Countries in Every Sport Part I

London's Tower Bridge Supporting the Olympic Rings

London’s Tower Bridge Supporting the Olympic Rings

By total medals – both men’s and women’s sports – these are the top three countries, all-time, in every Summer Olympics sport represented at the 2012 London Games.

These 32 sports are pretty much the current standard for the quadrennial Olympics event schedule.

Tomorrow, we’ll take a look at those sports that just didn’t take in Part II – the top three countries in all the other sports ever played at the Summer Games.

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ARCHERY TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. South Korea  34 19 
2. United States  30 13 
3. France  24 10 
           
ATHLETICS (TRACK/FIELD) TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
United States  759 322  242  195 
Great Britain  197 52  83  62 
Soviet Union  193 64  55  74 
           
BADMINTON TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. China  30 11  13 
2. Indonesia  18
3. South Korea  17
           
BASKETBALL TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. United States  24 19 
2. Soviet Union  12
3. Yugoslavia  7
           
BEACH VOLLEYBALL TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Brazil  9
2. United States  7
3. Australia  2
3. China  2
           
BOXING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. United States  109 49  23  37 
2. Cuba  63 32  19  12 
3. Soviet Union  51 14  19  18 
           
CANOEING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Hungary  71 19  27  25 
2. Germany  68 29  20  19 
3. Soviet Union  51 29  13 
           
CYCLING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. France  94 41  26  27 
2. Great Britain  75 24  29  22 
3. Italy  60 36  16 
           
DIVING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. United States  131 47  41  43 
2. China  53 31  14 
3. Germany  25 10 
           
EQUESTRIAN TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Germany  59 28  15  16 
2. United States  49 11  20  18 
3. Sweden  42 17  11  14 
           
FENCING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Italy  120 46  41  33 
1. France  120 44  41  35 
3. Hungary  84 35  22  27 
           
FOOTBALL TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. United States  6
1. Brazil  6
3. Hungary  5
3. Soviet Union  5
3. Yugoslavia  5
3. Denmark  5
           
GYMNASTICS (ARTISTIC) TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Soviet Union  182 72  67  43 
2. United States  99 31  35  33 
3. Japan  94 29  32  33 
           
GYMNASTICS (RHYTHMIC) TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Russia  10
2. Ukraine  4
2. Belarus  4
           
HANDBALL TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. South Korea  7
2. Soviet Union  6
3. Yugoslavia  5
           
HOCKEY (FIELD) TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Netherlands  14
2. India  11
2. Australia  11
           
JUDO TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Japan  72 36  18  18 
2. France  44 12  24 
3. South Korea  40 11  14  15 
           
MODERN PENTATHLON TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Hungary  21
1. Sweden  21
3. Soviet Union  15
           
ROWING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. United States  86 32  31  23 
2. Great Britain  60 26  21  13 
3. Germany  57 25  17  15 
           
SAILING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. United States  59 19  23  17 
2. Great Britain  50 24  15  11 
3. France  42 14  12  16 
           
SHOOTING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. United States  105 52  29  24 
2. Sweden  58 15  24  19 
3. Soviet Union  49 17  15  17 
           
SWIMMING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
United States  516 229  161  126 
Australia  181 57  62  62 
East Germany  92 38  32  22 
           
SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Japan  12
2. United States  9
3. Canada  8
           
TABLE TENNIS TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. China  45 22  15 
2. South Korea  17 12 
3. Germany  4
           
TAEKWONDO TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. South Korea  12
2. Chinese Taipei  7
3. United States  6
           
TENNIS TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Great Britain  40 15  13  12 
2. United States  32 17  10 
3. France  21
           
TRAMPOLINE TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
China  6
Canada  5
Russia  4
           
TRIATHLON TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Australia  4
2. New Zealand  3
2. Switzerland  3
           
VOLLEYBALL TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Soviet Union  12
2. Japan  8
3. Brazil  7
3. United States  7
           
WATER POLO TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Hungary  15
2. United States  12
3. Italy  7
3. Yugoslavia  7
3. Soviet Union  7
           
WEIGHTLIFTING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. Soviet Union  62 39  21 
2. China  49 28  13 
3. United States  41 16  16 
           
WRESTLING TOTAL GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1. United States  120 48  42  30 
2. Soviet Union  116 62  31  23 
3. Finland  85 27  29  29 

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