The medal table for the Olympic Games in cycling looks like this: Spain, no metals

Cycling at the Olympic Games has become synonymous with the absolute dominance of Great Britain since Beijing 2008. In Paris 2024However, the host country broke the dominance of its neighbors on the other side of the English Channel with three golds and nine total medals, thus leading the two-wheeled discipline at home. The harvest of France did order an Olympic edition with large distribution to the contending nations, though Spain He left empty-handed in one of the disciplines that had given him the most joy in all of history. Not a medal when cycling has given 16 in total since its first victory in Barcelona 1992.

Since the Olympic Games were held at home, the Spanish delegation with two wheels was left only without metals London 2012a fact that is now being repeated in Paris 2024. Great Britain, the great dominator of the discipline since the Summer Games held in China, has ‘settled’ in France with two golds and eleven medalsleading the total number of medals despite falling short of their usual tally as Olympic champions. It’s been five editions since they didn’t drop six golds…almost nothing.

The cycling medal table at the recently concluded Olympic Games is as follows:

Final cycling medal table

Paris 2024

1

France: 🥇3 🥈3 🥉3 | Total: 9

2

Australia: 🥇3 🥈2 🥉3 | Total: 8

3

Netherlands: 🥇3 🥈3 🥉1 | Total: 7

4

United States: 🥇3 🥈2 🥉1 | Total: 6

5

Great Britain: 🥇2 🥈5 🥉4 | Total: 11

6

New Zealand: 🥇2 🥈2 🥉1 | Total: 5

7

Belgium: 🥇2 🥈0 🥉3 | Total: 5

8

Italy: 🥇1 🥈2 🥉1 | Total: 4

9

Portugal: 🥇1 🥈1 🥉0 | Total: 2

10

Argentina: 🥇1 🥈0 🥉0 | Total: 1

10

China:🥇1 🥈0 🥉0 | Total: 1

12

Germany: 🥇0 🥈1 🥉1 | Total: 2

13

Poland: 🥇0 🥈1 🥉0 | Total: 1

14

Denmark: 🥇0🥈0 🥉1 | Total: 1

14

South Africa: 🥇0🥈0 🥉1 | Total: 1

14

Sweden: 🥇0🥈0 🥉1 | Total: 1

14

Switzerland: 🥇0🥈0 🥉1 | Total: 1