Great Britain won 28 medals at the 2000 Summer Olympics, 11 gold, 10 silver, and 7 bronze. Gold medalists for Great Britain: 1) Ben Ainslie - Sailing
2) Stephanie Cook - Modern pentathlon
3) Jonathan Edwards - triple jump
4) Richard Faulds - Target shooting
5) Audley Harrison - Boxing, super heavyweight division
6) Denise Lewis - heptathlon
7) Ian Percy - Sailing
8) Jason Queally - Cycling
9) Shirley Robertson - Sailing
10) James Cracknell, Tim Foster, Matthew Pinsent, and Steve Redgrave - Rowing, coxless four
11) Louis Attrill, Simon Dennis, Rowley Douglas, Luka Gruber, Ben Hunt-Davis, Andrew Lindsay, Fred Scarlett, Steve Trapmore, and Kieran West - Rowing, Eights
There was no Summer Olympic Games in 1998. That year the Winter Olympic Games took place in Nagano, Japan. In those Games, Great Britain won one medal. That was a bronze by the four man bobsled team of Sean Olsson, Dean Ward, Courtney Rumboldt, and Paul Attwood.
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They won 47 medals.
Great Britain won more medals in cycling.
Great Britain won 47 medals (19 gold, 13 silver, 15 bronze) at the 2008 Games in Beijing.
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing: 4705 gold medals have been awarded in the Summer Olympics since 1896. Great Britain has won 207 of them. This is a percentage of 4.40. 774 gold medals have been awarded in the Winter Olympics since 1924. Great Britain has won 8 of them. This is a percentage of 1.03.
Great Britain won 47 medals, 19 of them are gold, 13 of them silver, and 15 of them bronze.
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, Great Britain has won the most gold medals (50) in athletics. They have won the second most gold medals (24) in rowing and the third most (20) in sailing.
United States, China, Russia, Great Britain, Australia
At the 2008 Games in Beijing, that was Cycling where Great Britain won 14 medals (8 gold, 4 silver, 2 bronze).
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Chris Hoy, Cycling, 3 gold medals.
Great Britain won three medals at the 2008 games.They were: James DeGale Middleweight GOLD Tony Jeffries Light heavyweight BRONZE David Price Super heavyweight BRONZE