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Who was the first gold medalist in bmx racing at the Olympics?
Maris Strombergs
Who was the first gold medalist from the United States?
The first US gold medalist in the Modern Olympics was James Connolly in the triple jump in the 1896 Games in Athens.
Who was the Olympics gold medalist to light the torch at the first senior olympics in 1980 St. Louis?
Michel Jackson
Who was Australia's first winter Olympics gold medalist?
Steven Bradbury at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games
2008 figure skating gold medalist in Beijing Olympics?
Yu-Na Kim was the women's gold medalist
Who was the 2006 Olympics medalist for ice hockey?
2006 Olympics medalist for ice hockey are: Gold medal: Sweden Silver medal: Finland Bronze medal: Czech Republic
When did BMX first appear in the Olympics?
2008 Games in Beijing.The first ever gold medalist in the men's BMX event was Māris Štrombergs of Latvia. The first gold medalist in the women's BMX event was Anne-Caroline Chausson of France.
When was Mark Harmon an Olympic gold medalist?
Mark Harmon never was an Olympic gold medalist. You may be confusing him with Mark Spitz who WAS an Olympic gold medalist swimmer in the 1972 Olympics.
Who were the winners in men's 200 metres at the Rio 2016 Olympics?
The winners in the Men's 200 Metres event at the Rio 2016 Olympics were Usain Bolt, Andre De Grasse, and Christophe Lemaitre. Bolt was the gold medalist, De Grasse was the silver medalist, and Lemaitre was the bronze medalist.
Who was the first British competitor to get a gold in the Olympics?
Great Britain's first Olympic gold medalist was Launceston Elliot in one handed weightlifting at the 1896 Games in Athens.
Who were the winners in men's pole vault at the Rio 2016 Olympics?
Thiago Braz Da Silva, Renaud Lavillenie, and Sam Kendricks were the winners in the Men's Pole Vault event at the Rio 2016 Olympics. Da Silva was the gold medalist, Lavillenie was the silver medalist, and Kendricks was the bronze medalist.
Three times gold medalist in Olympics 1920?
Paavo Nurmi (FIN)
