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No, they get endorsements when they win medals. Several of the people in games have family that have lost or are loosing their homes due to financial hardship. Some parents have spent not only time but money to make sure their son/daughter get the training and coaches they needed to get to this point. Frankly, they are "tapped" out because of it.
Yes, but not by the International Olympic Committee. It's the various national sports organizations (including the local Olympic Committees) that give the athlethes prize money for medals won.
France did not win any medals during the 2012 Olympics
Canadian ice hockey player Meghan Acosta won a gold medal with the Canadian team at the 2006 Winter Games in Turin and is a member of the Canadian 2010 national team looking to repeat in Vancouver.
In most places, no you do not. Most countries do pay a bonus award to athletes that win medals, even the US.
14500 athletes are competing to win the gold medals!
0. Canadian athletes won 11 medals at the 1976 Summer Games in Montreal (5 silver and 6 bronze).
Because they can win medals!
The 1st place athletes
Presumably, all of them.
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0. Peru sent a team of 12 athletes to compete at the 2004 Games in Athens but did not win any medals.
No the 36 Ecuadorean athletes did not win any medals
She won a bronze medal for the Javelin in Athletes
No there 10 athletes did not win any medals in the 7 sports they competed in.
0. Singapore sent a team of 16 athletes to the 2004 Games in Athens but won no medals.