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MEDAL TOTAL LEADERS

GREAT BRITAIN - 50 Medals
UNITED STATES - 50 Medals
FRANCE - 45 Medals

Medal Table
RS:X
 Multihull
 Two Person Heavyweight Dinghy
Two Person Dinghy
 Skiff
 Keel Boat
Monotype
 Lengths
 Weights
Open Class
 Finn
 470

470 Men's  Women's
Changed to Mixed Competition After 2020 Tokyo Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1976
 West Germany - (Frank Hübner, Harro Bode)
 Spain - (Antonio Gorostegui, Pedro Millet)
 Australia - (Ian Brown, Ian Ruff)
1980
 Brazil - (Marcos Soares, Eduardo Penido)
 East Germany - (Jorn Borowski, Egbert Swensson)
 Finland - (Jouko Lindgrén, Georg Tallberg)
1984
 Spain - (Luis Doreste, Roberto Molina)
 United States - (Steve Benjamin, Chris Steinfeld)
 France - (Thierry Peponnet, Luc Pillot)
1988
 France - (Thierry Peponnet, Luc Pillot)
 Soviet Union - (Tőnu Tőniste, Toomas Tőniste)
 United States - (John Shadden, Charles McKee)
1992
 Spain - (Jordi Calafat, Francisco Sanchez)
 United States - (Morgan Reeser, Kevin Burnham)
 Estonia - (Tőnu Tőniste, Toomas Tőniste)
1996
 Ukraine - (Yevhen Braslavets, Ihor Matviyenko)
 Great Britain - (John Merricks, Ian Walker)
 Portugal - (Victor Rocha, Nuno Barreto)
2000
 Australia - (Tom King, Mark Turnbull)
 United States - (Paul Foerster, Robert Merrick)
 Argentina - (Javier Conte, Juan del la Fuente)
2004
 United States - (Paul Foerster, Kevin Burnham) Great Britain - (Nick Rogers, Joe Glanfield)
 Japan - (Kazuto Seki, Kenjiro Todoroki)
2008
 Australia - (Nathan Wilmot, Malcolm Page)
 Great Britain - (Nick Rogers, Joe Glanfield) France - (Nicolas Charbonnier, Oliveier Bausset)
2012
 Australia - (Mathew Belcher, Malcolm Page) Great Britain - (Luke Patience, Stuart Bithell)
 Argentina - (Lucas Calabrese, Juan del la Fuente)
2016
 Croatia - (Ṧime Fantela, Igor Marenić)
 Australia - (Mathew Belcher, William Ryan)
 Greece - (Panagiotis Mantis, Pavlos Kagialis)
2020
 Australia - (Mathew Belcher, William Ryan) Sweden - (Anton Dahlberg, Fredrik Bergström) Spain - (Jordi Xammar, Nicolás Rodríguez)
470 Women's Men's
Changed to Mixed Competition After 2020 Tokyo Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1988
 United States - (Allison Jolly, Lynne Jewell)
 Sweden - (Marit Söderström, Birgitta Bengtsson)
 Soviet Union - (Larisa Moskalenko, Iryna Chunykhovska)
1992
 Spain - (Theresa Zabell, Patricia Guerra)
 New Zealand - (Leslie Egnot, Jan Shearer)
 United States - (Jennifer Isler, Pamela Healy)
1996
 Spain - (Theresa Zabell, Begońa Vía-Dufresne)
 Japan - (Yumiko Shige, Alicia Kioshita)
 Ukraine - (Ruslana Taran, Olena Pakholchik)
2000
 Australia - (Jenny Armstrong, Belinda Stowell)
 United States - (J.J. Isler, Sarah Glaser)
 Ukraine - (Ruslana Taran, Olena Pakholchik)
2004
 Greece - (Sofia Bekatorou, Aimilia Tsoulfa)
 Spain - (Sandra Azón, Natalia Vía-Dufresne) Sweden - (Therese Torgersson, Vendela Zachrisson)
2008
 Australia - (Elise Rechichi, Tessa Parkinson)
 Netherlands - (Marcelien de Koning, Lobke Berkhout)
 Brazil - (Fernanda Oliveira, Isabel Swan)
2012
 New Zealand - (Jo Aleh, Polly Powrie)
 Great Britain - (Hannah Mills, Saskia Clark)
 Netherlands - (Lisa Westerhof, Lobke Berkhout)
2016
 Great Britain - (Hannah Mills, Saskia Clark) New Zealand - (Jo Aleh, Polly Powrie) France - (Camille Lecointre, Hélčne Defrance)
2020
 Great Britain - (Hannah Mills, Eilidh McIntyre)
 Poland - (Agnieszka Skrzypulec, Jolanta Ogar) France - (Camilie Lecointre, Aloďse Retornaz)

Finn
Discontinued After 2020 Tokyo Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1952
 Paul Elvstrřm - Denmark Charles Currey - Great Britain Rickard Sarby - Sweden
1956
 Paul Elvstrřm - Denmark André Nelis - Belgium John Marvin - United States
1960
 Paul Elvstrřm - Denmark Aleksander Tšutšelov - Soviet Union André Nelis - Belgium
1964
 Wilhelm Kuhweide - United Team of Germany Peter Barrett - United States Henning Wind - Denmark
1968
 Valentin Mankin - Soviet Union Hubert Raudaschi - Austria Fabio Albarelli - Italy
1972
 Serge Maury - France Illias Hatzipavlis - Greece Viktor Potapov - Soviet Union
1976
 Jochen Schümann - East Germany Andrei Balashov - Soviet Union John Bertrand - Australia
1980
 Esko Rechardt - Finland Wolfgang Mayrhofer - Austria Andrei Balashov - Soviet Union
1984
 Russell Coutts - New Zealand John Bertrand - United States Terry Neilson - Canada
1988
 José Doreste - Spain Peter Holmberg - U.S. Virgin Islands John Cutler - New Zealand
1992
 José van der Ploeg - Spain Brian Ledbetter - United States Craig Monk - New Zealand
1996
 Mateusz Kusznierewicz - Poland Sebastien Godefroid - Belgium Roy Heiner - Netherlands
2000
 Iain Percy - Great Britain Luca Devoti - Italy Fredrik Lööf - Sweden
2004
 Ben Ainslie - Great Britain Rafael Trujillo - Spain Mateusz Kusznierewicz - Poland
2008
 Ben Ainslie - Great Britain Zach Railey - United States Guillaume Florent - France
2012
 Ben Ainslie - Great Britain Jonas Hřgh-Christensen - Denmark Jonathan Lobert - France
2016
 Giles Scott - Great Britain Vasilij Žbogar - Slovenia Caleb Paine - United States
2020
 Giles Scott - Great Britain Zsombor Berecz - Hungary Joan Cardona Méndez - Spain

Men's RS:X  Women's  Medal Total
Discontinued After 2020 Tokyo Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
2008
 Tom Ashley - New Zealand
 Julien Bontemps - France
 Shahar Tzuberi - Isreal
2012
 Dorian van Rijsselberghe - Netherlands
 Nick Dempsey - Great Britain Przemysław Miarczyński - Poland
2016
 Dorian van Rijsselberghe - Netherlands Nick Dempsey - Great Britain Pierre Le Coq - France
2020
 Kiran Badloe - Netherlands
 Thomas Goyard - France
 Bi Kun - China

Women's RS:X  Men's  Medal Total
Through 2020 Tokyo Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
2008
 Yin Jian - China
 Alessandra Sensini - Italy Bryony Shaw - Great Britain
2012
 Marina Alabau - Spain
 Tuuli Petäjä - Finland
 Zofia Klepacka - Poland
2016
 Charline Picon - France
 Chen Peina - China
 Stefania Elfutina - Russia
2020
 Lu Yunxiu - China Charline Picon - France Emma Wilson - Great Britain

Men's  Women's  Open  Medal Total
Discontinued After 2012 London Games
Two Person Keelboat
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
2004
 Brazil - (Torben Grael, Marcelo Ferreira)
 Canada - (Ross MacDonald, Mike Wolfs)
 France - (Pascal Rambeau, Xavier Rohart)
2008
 Great Britain - (Iain Percy, Andrew Simpson)
 Brazil - (Robert Scheidt, Bruno Prada)
 Sweden - (Fredrik Lööf, Anders Ekström)
2012
 Sweden - (Fredrik Lööf, Max Salminen)
 Great Britain - (Iain Percy, Andrew Simpson) Brazil - (Robert Scheidt, Bruno Prada)

Women's  Men's  Open  Medal Total
Discontinued After 2012 London Games
Three Person Keelboat
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
2004
 Great Britain - (Shirley Robertson, Sarah Webb, Sarah Ayton)
 Ukraine - (Ruslana Taran, Ganna Kalinina, Svitlana Matevusheva)
 Denmark - (Dorte Jensen, Helle Jespersen, Christina Otzen)
2008
 Great Britain - (Sarah Webb, Sarah Ayton, Pippa Wilson)
 Netherlands - (Mandy Mulder, Annemieke Bes, Merel Witteveen)
 Greece - (Sofia Bekatorou, Virginia Kravarioti, Sofia Papadopoulou)
2012
 Spain - (Támara Echegoyen, Ángela Pumariega, Sofía Toro)
 Australia - (Olivia Price, Nina Curtis, Lucinda Whitty)
 Finland - (Silja Lehtinen, Silja Kanerva, Mikaela Wulff)

Discontinued After 2000 Sydney Games
Two Person Keelboat
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1932
 United States - (Gilbert Gray, Andrew Libano)
 Great Britain - (George Colin Ratsey, Peter Jaffe)
 Sweden - (Gunnar Asther, Daniel Sundén-Cullberg)
1936
 Germany - (Peter Bischoff, Hans-Joachim Weise)
 Sweden - (Arvid Laurin, Uno Wallentin)
 Netherlands - (Bob Maas, Willem de Vries Lentsch)
1948
 United States - (Hilary Smart, Paul Smart)
 Cuba - (Carlos de Cardenas, Carlos de Cardenas, Jr.) Netherlands - (Adriaan Maas, Edward Slutterheim)
1952
 Italy - (Agostino Straulino, Nicolň Rode)
 United States - (John Price, John Reid)
 Portugal - (Joaquim Fiúza, Francisco de Andrade)
1956
 United States - (Herbert Williams, Lawrence Low)
 Italy - (Agostino Straulino, Nicolň Rode) Bahamas - (Durward Knowles, Sloane Farrington)
1960
 Soviet Union - (Timir Pinegin, Fyodor Shutkov)
 Portugal - (Mário Quina, José Manuel Quina)
 United States - (William Parks, Robert Halperin)
1964
 Bahamas - (Durward Knowles, Cecil Cooke) United States - (Richard Stearns, Lynn Williams)
 Sweden - (Pelle Pettersson, Holger Sunström)
1968
 United States - (Lowell North, Peter Barrett)
 Norway - (Peder Lunde, Jr., Per Wiken)
 Italy - (Franco Cavallo, Camillo Gargano)
1972: Star
 Australia - (David Forbes, John Anderson)
 Sweden - (Pelle Pettersson, Stellan Westerdahl) West Germany - (Wilhelm Kuhweide, Karsten Meyer)
1972: Tempest
 Soviet Union - (Valentin Mankin, Vitali Dyrdyra)
 Great Britain - (Alan Warren, David Hunt)
 United States - (Glen Foster, Peter Dean)
1976
 Sweden - (John Albrechtson, Ingvar Hansson)
 Soviet Union - (Valentin Mankin, Vladyslav Akimenko) United States - (Dennis Connor, Conn Findlay)
1980
 Soviet Union - (Valentin Mankin, Aleksandr Muzychenko) Austria - (Hubert Raudaschl, Karl Ferstl)
 Italy - (Giorgio Gorla, Alfio Peraboni)
1984
 United States - (William Earl Buchan, Steven Erickson)
 West Germany - (Joachim Griese, Michael Marcour)
 Italy - (Giorgio Gorla, Alfio Peraboni)
1988
 Great Britain - (Michael McIntyre, Bryn Vaile)
 United States - (Mark Reynolds, Harold Haenel)
 Brazil - (Torben Grael, Nelson Falcăo)
1992
 United States - (Mark Reynolds, Harold Haenel) New Zealand - (Rod Davis, Don Cowie)
 Canada - (Ross MacDonald, Eric Jespersen)
1996
 Brazil - (Torben Grael, Marcelo Ferreira) Sweden - (Hans Wallen, Bobby Lohse)
 Australia - (Colin Beashel, David Giles)
2000
 United States - (Mark Reynolds, Magnus Liljedahl) Great Britain - (Ian Walker, Mark Covell)
 Brazil - (Torben Grael, Marcelo Ferreira)

Discontinued After 2000 Sydney Games
Three Person Keelboat
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1948
 Norway - (Thor Thorvaldsen, Haakon Barfod, Sigve Lie)
 Sweden - (Folke Bohlin, Gösta Brodin, Hugo Johnson)
 Denmark - (William Berntsen, Klaus Baess, Ole Berntsen)
1952
 Norway - (Thor Thorvaldsen, Haakon Barfod, Sigve Lie) Sweden - (Per Gedda, Erland Almqvist, Sidney Boldt-Christmas)
 Germany - (Theodor Thomsen, Erich Natusch, Georg Nowka)
1956
 Sweden - (Folke Bohlin, Bengt Palmquist, Leif Wilkström) Denmark - (Ole Berntsen, Cyril Andresen, Christian von Bülow) Great Britain - (Graham Mann, Ronald Backus, Jonathan Janson)
1960
 Greece - (HRH Crown Prince Constantine, Odysseus Eskidioglou, Georgios Zaimis)
 Argentina - (Jorge Salas Chávez, Héctor Calegaris, Jorge del Río Sálas)
 Italy - (Antonio Cosentino, Antonio Ciciliano, Giulio De Stefano)
1964
 Denmark - (Ole Berntsen, Christian von Bülow, Ole Poulsen) United Team of Germany - (Peter Ahrendt, Wilfried Lorenz, Ulrich Mense)
 United States - (Lowell North, Richard Deaver, Charles Rogers)
1968
 United States - (George Friedrichs, Barton Jahncke, Gerald Schreck)
 Denmark - (Aage Birch, Poul Richard Hřj Jensen, Niels Markussen)
 East Germany - (Paul Borowski, Karl-Heinz Thun, Konrad Weichert)
1972: Dragon
 Australia - (John Cuneo, Thomas Anderson, John Shaw)
 East Germany - (Paul Borowski, Karl-Heinz Thun, Konrad Weichert) United States - (Donald Cohan, Charles Horter, John Marshall)
1972: Soling
 United States - (Harry Melges, William Allen, William Bentsen)
 Sweden - (Stig Wennerström, Bo Knape, Stefan Krook)
 Canada - (David Miller, Paul Côté, John Ekels)
1980
 Denmark - (Poul Richard Hřj Jensen, Valdemar Bandolowski, Erik Hansen) Soviet Union - (Boris Budnikov, Alexandr Budnikov, Nikolay Poliakov)
 Greece - (Anastasios Bountouris, Anastasios Gavrilis, Aristidis Rapanakis)
1984
 United States - (Robbie Haines, Rod Davis, Ed Trevalyan)
 Brazil - (Torben Grael, Daniel Adler, Ronaldo Senfft)
 Canada - (Hans Fogh, Stephen Calder, John Kerr)
1988
 East Germany - (Jochen Schümann, Thomas Flach, Bernd Jäkel)
 United States - (John Kostecki, William Baylis, Robert Billingham)
 Denmark - (Jesper Bank, Jan Mathiasen, Steen Secher)
1992
 Denmark - (Jesper Bank, Steen Secher, Jesper Seier) United States - (Kevin Mahaney, Jim Brady, Doug Kern)
 Great Britain - (Lawrie Smith, Robert Cruikshank, Ossie Stewart)
1996
 Germany - (Jochen Schümann, Thomas Flach, Bernd Jäkel) Russia - (Georgi Shayduko, Dmitri Shabanov, Igor Skalin)
 United States - (Jeff Madrigali, Jim Barton, Kent Massey)
2000
 Denmark - (Jesper Bank, Henrik Blakskjćr, Thomas Jacobsen) Germany - (Jochen Schümann, Gunnar Bahr, INgo Borkowski) Norway - (Herman Horn Johannessen, Paul Davis, Espen Stokkeland)

Open  Women's  Men's  Medal Total
Discontinued After 2008 Beijing Games
Monotype
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Cornelis Hin, Johan Hin, Frans Hin - Netherlands
 Arnoud van der Biesen, Petrus Beukers - Netherlands
 No Further Competitors
1924
 Léon Huybrechts - Belgium
 Henrik Robert - Norway
 Hans Dittmar - Finland
1928
 Sven Thorell - Sweden
 Henrik Robert - Norway Bertil Broman - Finland
1932
 Jacques Lebrun - France
 Bob Maas - Netherlands
 Santiago Amat - Spain
1936
 Daan Kagchelland - Netherlands
 Werner Krogmann - Germany
 Peter Scott - Great Britain
1948
 Paul Elvstrřm - Denmark
 Ralph Evans - United States
 Koos de Jong - Netherlands
1952
 Paul Elvstrřm - Denmark Charles Currey - Great Britain
 Rickard Sarby - Sweden
1956
 Paul Elvstrřm - Denmark André Nelis - Belgium
 John Marvin - United States
1960
 Paul Elvstrřm - Denmark Aleksander Tšutšelov - Soviet Union
 André Nelis - Belgium
1964
 Wilhelm Kuhweide - United Team of Germany
 Peter Barrett - United States
 Henning Wind - Denmark
1968
 Valentin Mankin - Soviet Union
 Hubert Raudaschi - Austria
 Fabio Albarelli - Italy
1972
 Serge Maury - France
 Illias Hatzipavlis - Greece
 Viktor Potapov - Soviet Union
1976
 Jochen Schümann - East Germany
 Andrei Balashov - Soviet Union
 John Bertrand - Australia
1980
 Esko Rechardt - Finland
 Wolfgang Mayrhofer - Austria
 Andrei Balashov - Soviet Union
1984
 Russell Coutts - New Zealand
 John Bertrand - United States
 Terry Neilson - Canada
2008
 Ben Ainslie - Great Britain
 Zach Railey - United States
 Guillaume Florent - France

Discontinued After 1984 Los Angeles Game
Two Person Dinghy
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1956
 New Zealand - (Peter Mander, Jack Cropp)
 Australia - (Rolly Tasker, John Scott)
 Great Britain - (Jasper Blackall, Terence Smith)
1960
 Norway - (Peder Lunde, Jr., Bjřrn Bergvall)
 Denmark - (Hans Fogh, Ole Erik Petersen)
 United Team of Germany - (Rolf Mulka, Ingo Von Bredow)
1964
 New Zealand - (Helmer Pedersen, Earle Wells)
 Great Britain - (Keith Musto, Tony Morgan)
 United States - (Harry Melges, William Bentsen)
1968
 Great Britain - (Rodney Pattisson, Iain MacDonald-Smith)
 West Germany - (Ulli Libor, Peter Naumann)
 Brazil - (Reinaldo Conrad, Burkhard Cordes)
1972
 Great Britain - (Rodney Pattisson, Christopher Davies) France - (Yves Pajot, Marc Pajot)
 West Germany - (Ulli Libor, Peter Naumann)
1976
 West Germany - (Frank Hübner, Harro Bode)
 Spain - (Antonio Gorostegui, Pedro Millet)
 Australia - (Ian Brown, Ian Ruff)
1980
 Brazil - (Marcos Soares, Eduardo Penido)
 East Germany - (Jorn Borowski, Egbert Swensson)
 Finland - (Jouko Lindgrén, Georg Tallberg)
1984
 Spain - (Luis Doreste, Roberto Molina)
 United States - (Steve Benjamin, Chris Steinfeld)
 France - (Thierry Peponnet, Luc Pillot)

Discontinued After 1992 Barcelona Games
Two Person Heavyweight Dinghy
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1976
 West Germany - (Jörg Diesch, Eckart Diesch)
 Great Britain - (Rodney Pattisson, Julian-Brooke-Houghton)
 Brazil - (Reinaldo Conrad, Peter Ficker)
1980
 Spain - (Alejandro Abascal, Miguel Noguer)
 Ireland - (David Wilkins, James Wilkinson)
 Hungary - (Szabolcs Detre, Zsolt Detre)
1984
 United States - (Jonathan McKee, William Carl Buchan)
 Canada - (Terry McLaughlin, Evert Bastet)
 Great Britain - (Jonathan Richards, Peter Allam)
1988
 Denmark - (Jřrgen Bojsen-Mřller, Christian Grřnborg)
 Norway - (Ole Pollen, Erik Björkum)
 Canada - (Terry McLaughlin, John Millen)
1992
 Spain - (Luis Doreste, Domingo Manrique)
 United States - (Paul Foerster, Stephen Bourdow)
 Denmark - (Jřrgen Bojsen-Mřller, Jens Bojsen-Mřller)

Discontined After 2008 Beijing Games
Skiff
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
2000
 Finland - (Thomas Johanson, Jyrki Järvi)
 Great Britain - (Ian Barker, Simon Hiscocks)
 United States - (Jonathan McKee, Charlie McKee)
2004
 Spain - (Iker Martinez de Lizarduy, Xabier Fernández) Ukraine - (Rodion Luka, George Leonchuk)
 Great Britain - (Chris Draper, Simon Hiscocks)
2008
 Denmark - (Jonas Warrer, Martin Kirketerp)
 Spain - (Iker Martinez de Lizarduy, Xabier Fernández) Germany - (Jan-Peter Peckolt, Hannes Peckolt)

Discontinued After 2008 Beijing Games
Multihull
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1976
 Great Britain - (Reginald White, John Osborn)
 United States - (David McFaull, Michael Rothwell)
 West Germany - (Jörg Spengler, Jörg Schmall)
1980
 Brazil - (Lars Sigurd Bjorkström, Alexandre Welter)
 Denmark - (Peter Due, Per Kjergard)
 Sweden - (Göran Marström, Jörgen Ragnarsson)
1984
 New Zealand - (Rex Sellers, Chris Timms)
 United States - (Randy Smyth, Jay Glaer)
 Australia - (Christopher Cairns, John Anderson)
1988
 France - (Jean Le Deroff, Nicolas Hénard)
 New Zealand - (Chris Timms, Rex Sellers)
 Brazil - (Lars Grael, Clinio Freitas)
1992
 France - (Yves Loday, Nicolas Hénard) United States - (Randy Smyth, Keith Notary) Australia - (Mitch Booth, John Forbes)
1996
 Spain - (Fernando León, José Luis Ballester)
 Australia - (Mitch Booth, Andrew Landenberger) Brazil - (Lars Grael, Henrique Pellicano)
2000
 Austria - (Roman Hagara, Hans Peter Steinacher)
 Australia - (Darren Bundock, John Forbes) Germany - (Roland Gäbler, René Schwall)
2004
 Austria - (Roman Hagara, Hans Peter Steinacher) United States - (John Lovell, Charlie Olgeltree)
 Argentina - (Santiago Lange, Carlos Espínola)
2008
 Spain - (Antón Paz, Fernando Echavarri)
 Australia - (Darren Bundock, Glenn Ashby) Argentina - (Santiago Lange, Carlos Espínola)

Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
18 Foot
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Great Britain - (Francis Richards, Thomas Hedberg)
 No Further Competitors
 No Further Competitors

Discontinued After 1968 Mexico City Games
5.5 Meters
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1952
 United States
 Norway
 Sweden
1956
 Sweden
 Great Britain
 Australia
1960
 United States
 Denmark
 Switzerland
1964
 Australia
 Sweden
 United States
1968
 Sweden
 Switzerland
 Great Britain

Discontinued After 1952 Helsinki Games
6 Meters
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Great Britain
 Belgium
 France
1912
 France
 Denmark
 Sweden
1920: 1907 Rule
 Belgium
 Norway
 Norway
1920: 1919 Rule
 Norway
 Belgium
 No Further Competitors
1924
 Norway
 Denmark
 Netherlands
1928
 Norway
 Denmark
 Estonia
1932
 Sweden
 United States
 Canada
1936
 Great Britain
 Norway
 Sweden
1948
 United States
 Argentina
 Finland
1952
 United States
 Norway
 Finland

Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
6.5 Meters
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Netherlands
 France
 No Further Competitors

Discontinued After 1908 London Games
7 Meters
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Great Britain
 The second competitor failed to make the start
 No Further Competitors

Discontinued After 1936 Berlin Games
8 Meters
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Great Britain
 Sweden
 Great Britain
1912
 Norway
 Sweden
 Finland
1920: 1907 Rule
 Norway
 No Further Competitors No Further Competitors
1920: 1919 Rule
 Norway
 Norway
 Belgium
1924
 Norway
 Great Britain
 France
1928
 France
 Netherlands
 Sweden
1932
 United States
 Canada
 No Further Competitors
1936
 Italy
 Norway
 Germany

Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
10 Meters
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1912
 Sweden
 Finland
 Russia
1920: 1907 Rule
 Norway
 No Further Competitors No Further Competitors
1920: 1919 Rule
 Norway
 No Further Competitors No Further Competitors

Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
12 Meters
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Great Britain
 Great Britain
 No Further Competitors
1912
 Norway
 Sweden
 Finland
1920: 1907 Rule
 Norway
 No Further Competitors No Further Competitors
1920: 1919 Rule
 Norway
 No Further Competitors No Further Competitors

Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
30 Meters
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Sweden
 No Further Competitors No Further Competitors

Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
40 Meters
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Sweden
 Sweden
 No Further Competitors

Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
0 - 1/2 Ton
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900: Race 1
 France
 France
 France
1900: Race 2
 France
 France
 France

Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
1/2 - 1 Ton
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900: Race 1
 Great Britain
 France
 France
1900: Race 2
 France
 France
 France

Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
1 - 2 Ton
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900: Race 1
 Switzerland
 France
 France
1900: Race 2
 Germany
 Switzerland
 France

Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
2 - 3 Ton
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900: Race 1
 Mixed Team
 France
 France
1900: Race 2
 Mixed Team
 France
 France

Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
3 - 10 Ton
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900: Race 1
 France
 Netherlands
 France
1900: Race 2
 Great Britain
 France
 United States

Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
10 - 20 Ton
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900
 France
 France
 Great Britain

Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
20+ Ton
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900
 Great Britain
 Great Britain
 United States

Disocntinued After 1900 Paris Games
Open Class
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900
 Great Britain
 Germany
 France

Medal Total  TOP
RANK
 COUNTRY
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
 TOTAL
1
 United States 18
 24
 16
 58
2
 Great Britain 26
 20
 11
 57
3
 France
 14
 14
 22
 50
4
 Sweden
 10
 13
 12
 35
5
 Denmark 13
 9
 6
 28
6
 Norway
 15
 10
 2
 27
7
 Australia 9
 6
 8
 23
8
 Spain 14
 5
 3
 22
9
 Netherlands 6
 6
 6
 18
10
 Soviet Union 5
 7
 5
 17
11
 Brazil 5
 2
 8
 15
12
 Finland 3
 2
 9
 14
13
 New Zealand 7
 4
 2
 13
14
 Italy 2
 3
 6
 11
15
 Germany
 3
 3
 4
 10
16
 Belgium 2
 5
 3
 10
17
 Canada
 0
 3
 7
 10
18
 West Germany 3
 2
 3
 8
19
 East Germany 3
 3
 1
 7
20
 Austria 2
 5
 0
 7
21
 Greece 2
 2
 3
 7
22
 Argentina 0
 2
 4
 6
23
 Ukraine 1
 2
 2
 5
24
 Poland 1
 1
 3
 5
25
 China
 2
 1
 1
 4
26
 United Team of Germany 2
 1
 1
 4
27
 Switzerland
 1
 2
 1
 4
28
 Russia 0
 1
 2
 3
29
 Portugal 0
 1
 2
 3
30
 Mixed Team
 2
 0
 0
 2
31
 Bahamas
 1
 0
 1
 2
32
 Hungary 0
 1
 1
 2
33
 Japan
 0
 1
 1
 2
34
 Estonia 0
 0
 2
 2
35
 Croatia
 1
 0
 0
 1
36
 Ireland
 0
 1
 0
 1
37
 Cuba
 0
 1
 0
 1
38
 U.S. Virgin Islands
 0
 1
 0
 1
39
 Slovenia
 0
 1
 0
 1
40
 Israel
 0
 0
 1
 1