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How many gold medals did russia win in the 2000 summer olympics?
Russia won 32 gold medals at the 2000 Sydney Summer Olympics.
How many gold medals did Russia win in Greece?
Russia won 28 gold medals at the 2004 Athens Summer Olympics.
How many medals did Russia win at the Beijing Olympics?
At the 2008 Olympics, Russia won 23 gold medals and a total of 72, in third place overall behind the US (110 medals, 36 gold) and China (100 medals, 51 gold).
Who won the most gold medals in the 2000 winter Olympics?
The Winter olympics was not held in 2000.
Did Russia win the Winter Olympics?
They did because they won the most gold medals.
What individual won the most medals in the 2000 Olympics?
Gymnast Aleksec Nemov of Russia with 6 (2 gold, 1 silver, 3 bronze).
Which player in the 2000 Olympics won the most medals?
Gymnast Aleksey Nemov of Russia with 6 (2 gold, 1 silver, 3 bronze).
How many silver and bronze medals did Russia win in the 2008 Summer Olympic games?
Russia won 28 gold medals at the 2004 Athens Olympics, from a total of 92 medals.
How many American gold medals were won from the 2000 Summer Olympics to present?
Team America won about 97 gold medals between 2000-present. The total amount of gold medals won in the year 2000 are greater than any other year for the most gold medals.
How many gold medals did US and Russia win?
In the 2012 London Summer olympics, Russia won a total of 82 medals. Russia has won 498 medals in the history of the olympic games. In the London olympics, the United States won a total of 104 medals. The States has won 2652 medals in the history of the olympic games.
What country won the most Olympic gold medals?
Summer Olympics - USA 2219 Winter Olympics - 273 USSR/Russia
What country has been the most successful in the Olympics since the 1900's?
As of the 2008 Games, since the modern Olympics began in 1896, the United States has won the most gold medals (896) and total medals (2191) in the Summer Olympics. The Soviet Union/Russia is second in both gold (395) and total (1010) medals. Since the Winter Olympics began, Norway has won the most gold (98) and total (280) medals in the Winter Games. The United States and Soviet Union/Russia are tied for second most gold medals (78) and the US is second in total medals (216) and the Soviet Union/Russia is third (194).
