OLYMPIC GAMES - With the London 2012 Olympic Games behind us, we made a few extra infographics about your country’s and continent’s performance at these games. Click Read More to see our Infographic on the medals per million inhabitant won by your country. You can click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
OLYMPIC GAMES - With the London 2012 Olympic Games behind us, we made a few extra infographics about your country’s and continent’s performance at these games. Click Read More to see our Infographic on the medals won by continent. You can click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
OLYMPIC GAMES - With the London 2012 Olympic Games behind us, we made a few extra infographics about your country’s and continent’s performance at these games. Click Read More to see our Infographic on medals won per participant per country. You can click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
OLYMPIC GAMES - For the last time during the London 2012 Olympic Games, we offer you the opportunity to compare your country’s performance to that of 2008. Click Read More to see the Infographic, then click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
OLYMPIC GAMES - Based on countries GDP (Gross Domestic Product), Grenada is by far the most successful country at the 2012 London Olympic Games. For every 100 billion dollars in GDP, the country would win over 68 (gold) medals) while the United States wins 0.61 and China 0.71 medals for every 100 billion dollars in GDP.
OLYMPIC GAMES - With just one more weekend to go, we can really start assessing which countries have performed better than four years ago, and which ones have not. It is party time for Great Britain and Hungary, both countries have won 7 gold medals more than they had when they started the final weekend in Beijing. China has won 10 gold medals less so far. Click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
OLYMPIC GAMES - We have created an Infographic showing how many medals have been won by the various continents at the London 2012 Olympic Games. By clicking on it and making it interactive you can click away and see the distribution in the previous five Olympic Games.
OLYMPIC GAMES - After 13 days of competition at the London 2012 Olympic Games, we offer you the opportunity to compare your country’s performance to that of 2008. Click Read More to see the Infographic, then click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
OLYMPIC GAMES - In Thursday’s men’s 200m final, the iconic Usain Bolt can become the first participant in athletics at the London 2012 Olympic Games to win more than one gold medal.
OLYMPIC GAMES - With 33 of the 34 swimming events completed at the London 2012 Olympic Games, it has become apparent that swimming offers greater opportunities at multi-medal performances than other sports. The only non-swimmer with 4+ medals in London is gymnast Aliya Mustafina.
OLYMPIC GAMES - After 12 days of competition at the London 2012 Olympic Games, we offer you the opportunity to compare your country’s performance to that of 2008. Click Read More to see the Infographic, then click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
OLYMPIC GAMES - Great Britain has won seven gold medals in the track cycling event, no other country managed to win more than one gold medal. Of all sports that have been completed this Olympic Games, no country has won more than these 7 gold medals of Team GBR in track cycling. The Britons also were the best in the rowing events with 4 gold medals. Here is an infographic on all completed sports and the countries that won the most gold medals in that sport.
OLYMPIC GAMES - China still leads the medal table, mostly due to the medals won by men. Looking at women only, the United States would lead the board. Germany and Great Britain are the only countries with multiple gold medals on mixed & open events. Here is in an infographic with all medals and their winners in the first 11 days of the 2012 London Olympic Games. Click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
OLYMPIC GAMES - After 11 days of Olympic Games in London, the two countries that have gained the most medals compared to 2008 are Great Britain (+15) and Iran (+7). Iran has won four gold, three silver and a bronze medal these Olympics, after winning only one bronze medal in total four years ago. Click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
OLYMPIC GAMES - The small Caribbean island of Granada is winning on average the most gold medals of all countries in the world, at least based on population. Kirani James claimed the nation’s only gold medal this Olympic Games, but due to a population of just over 100,000 inhabitants, it means the country on average wins more than nine gold medals per million inhabitants while the leaders in the medal table, China, win 0.02 gold medals for every million Chinese inhabitants. Click on the graph to enable its interactive features.
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