List of Olympic medalists in cycling (men)

This is the complete list of men's Olympic medalists in cycling.

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Road cycling With three gold medals on the road, the most successful Olympic road cyclist is Viatcheslav Ekimov of Russia and the Soviet Union (Ekimov had a fourth gold on the track). Only one rider has won gold in both the road race and the road time trial at the same Olympic Games; Remco Evenepoel of Belgium in Paris 2024.

Road race, individual The Olympic road race, one of the most iconic events at the Games, is also one with the most turnover in medals. No rider has ever won two gold medals, and only one rider has won two medals; Alexander Vinokourov of Kazakhstan, with a gold medal in London 2012, following a silver medal in Sydney 2000. Until 1992 and the Games in Barcelona, all riders were amateurs, with professionals not allowed to ride. Since 1992, the event has been dominated by the same professionals, with a list of famous winners. Unusually, the Games road race continues to be held without rider radios that are used at all times in the professional tours. This creates less predictable racing than the professional circuit.

1896 Athens1900–1932not included in the Olympic program1936 Berlin1948 London1952 Helsinki1956 Melbourne1960 Rome1964 Tokyo1968 Mexico City1972 MunichNone awarded1976 Montreal1980 Moscow1984 Los Angeles1988 Seoul1992 Barcelona1996 Atlanta2000 Sydney2004 Athens2008 Beijing2012 London2016 Rio de Janeiro2020 Tokyo2024 Paris2028 Los Angeles

Time trial, individual Two riders have won a pair of gold medals in the time trial. Viatcheslav Ekimov, representing Russia and Fabian Cancellara for Switzerland. Tom Dumoulin of the Netherlands, and Chris Froome of Great Britain have also won two medals each, though neither of them gold. Bradley Wiggins in 2012, is the only rider to win time trial gold, or any Olympic road racing gold, in the same year - and in this case the same month - as winning the maillot jeune of the Tour de France.

1912 Stockholm1920 Antwerp1924 Paris1928 Amsterdam1932 Los Angeles1936–1992not included in the Olympic program1996 Atlanta2000 SydneyNone awardedOn 17 January 2013, Lance Armstrong was stripped of the bronze medal and disqualified by the International Olympic Committee for an anti-doping rule violation. They also decided not to award Spanish cyclist Abraham Olano the medal, as he had also tested positive for doping, back in 1998.2004 Athens2008 Beijing2012 London2016 Rio de Janeiro2020 Tokyo2024 Paris2028 Los Angeles

Track cycling Keirin 2000 Sydney2004 Athens2008 Beijing2012 London2016 Rio de Janeiro2020 Tokyo 2024 Paris2028 Los Angeles

Madison 2000 Sydney 2004 Athens2008 Beijing2012–2016not included in the Olympic program2020 Tokyo2024 Paris2028 Los Angeles

Omnium 2012 London2016 Rio de Janeiro2020 Tokyo2024 Paris2028 Los Angeles

Pursuit, team 1908 LondonBenjamin JonesClarence KingsburyLeonard MeredithErnest PayneMax GötzeRudolf KatzerHermann MartensKarl Neumer William Anderson Walter AndrewsFrederick McCarthyWilliam Morton1912 Stockholmnot included in the Olympic program1920 AntwerpArnaldo CarliRuggero FerrarioFranco GiorgettiPrimo MagnaniCyril AldenHorace JohnsonWilliam StewartAlbert WhiteHarry GoosenHenry KaltenbrunWilliam SmithJames Walker1924 ParisAngelo de MartinoAlfredo DinaleAurelio MenegazziFrancesco ZucchettiJózef LangeJan LazarskiTomasz StankiewiczFranciszek SzymczykJean Van Den BoschLéonard DaghelinckxHenri HoevenaersFerdinand Saive1928 AmsterdamGiacomo GaioniCesare FaccianiMario LusianiLuigi TasselliJanus BraspennincxPiet van der HorstJohannes MaasJan PijnenburgGeorge SouthallHarry WyldLeonard WyldPercy Wyld1932 Los AngelesNino BorsariMarco CimattiAlberto GhilardiPaolo PedrettiPaul ChocqueAmédée FournierRené LegrèvesHenri MouillefarineWilliam HarvellCharles HollandErnest JohnsonFrank Southall1936 BerlinRobert CharpentierJean GoujonGuy LapébieRoger-Jean Le NizerhyBianco BianchiMario GentiliArmando LatiniSeverino RigoniHarry HillErnest JohnsonCharles KingErnest Mills1948 LondonPierre AdamSerge BlussonCharles CosteFernand DecanaliArnaldo BenfenatiGuido BernardiAnselmo CitterioRino PucciRobert GeldardTommy GodwinDavid RickettsWilfred Waters1952 HelsinkiLoris CampanaMino De RossiGuido MessinaMarino MorettiniGeorge EstmanRobert FowlerThomas ShardelowAlfred SwiftDonald BurgessGeorge NewberryAlan NewtonRonald Stretton1956 MelbourneAntonio DomenicaliLeandro FagginFranco GandiniValentino GasparellaVirginio PizzaliRené BianchiJean GraczykJean-Claude LecanteMichel VermeulinDonald BurgessMichael GambrillJohn GeddesTom Simpson1960 RomeLuigi ArientiFranco TestaMario VallottoMarino VignaBernd BarlebenPeter GröningManfred KliemeSiegfried KöhlerArnold BelgardtLeonid KolumbetStanislav MoskvinViktor Romanov1964 TokyoLothar ClaesgesKarl-Heinz HenrichsKarl LinkErnst StrengVincenzo MantovaniCarlo RancatiLuigi RoncagliaFranco TestaHenk CornelisseGerard KoelJaap OudkerkCor Schuuring1968 Mexico CityGunnar AsmussenMogens JensenPer LyngemarkReno OlsenUdo HempelKarl-Heinz HenrichsJürgen KissnerKarl LinkLorenzo BosisioCipriano ChemelloGiorgio MorbiatoLuigi Roncaglia1972 MunichGünther SchumacherJürgen ColomboGünter HaritzUdo HempelUwe UnterwalderThomas HuschkeHeinz RichterHerbert RichterWilliam MooreMichael BennettIan HallamRonald Keeble1976 MontrealPeter VonhofGregor BraunHans LutzGünther SchumacherViktor SokolovVladimir OsokinAleksandr PerovVitaly PetrakovIan HallamIan BanburyMichael BennettRobin Croker1980 MoscowViktor ManakovValery MovchanVladimir OsokinVitaly PetrakovAleksandr KrasnovGerald MortagUwe UnterwalderMatthias WiegandVolker WinklerTeodor ČernýMartin PencJiří Pokornýlgor Sláma1984 Los AngelesMichael GrendaKevin NicholsMichael TurturDean Woods David GryllsSteve HeggPatrick McDonoughLeonard NitzReinhard AlberRolf GölzRoland GüntherMichael Marx 1988 SeoulViatcheslav EkimovArtūras KasputisDmitry NelyubinGintautas Umaras Carsten WolfSteffen BlochwitzRoland HennigDirk Meier Scott McGroryDean WoodsBrett DuttonWayne McCarnyStephen McGlede1992 BarcelonaStefan SteinwegAndreas WalzerGuido FulstMichael GlöcknerJens LehmannStuart O'GradyBrett AitkenStephen McGledeShaun O'Brien Jan PetersenMichael SandstødKen FrostJimmi MadsenKlaus Kynde Nielsen1996 AtlantaChristophe CapellePhilippe ErmenaultJean-Michel MoninFrancis MoreauEduard GritsunNikolay KuznetsovAlexei MarkovAnton ShantyrBrett AitkenStuart O'GradyTimothy O'ShannesseyDean Woods2000 SydneyGuido FulstRobert BartkoDaniel BeckeJens LehmannSergiy ChernyavskySergiy MatveyevAlexander SymonenkoOleksandr FedenkoPaul ManningChris NewtonBryan SteelBradley Wiggins2004 AthensGraeme Brown Brett Lancaster Bradley McGee Luke RobertsSteve Cummings Rob Hayles Paul Manning Bradley WigginsCarlos Castaño Sergi Escobar Asier Maeztu Carlos Torrent 2008 BeijingEd ClancyPaul ManningGeraint ThomasBradley Wiggins Casper JørgensenJens-Erik MadsenMichael MørkøvAlex Nicki RasmussenMichael Færk ChristensenSam BewleyHayden RoulstonMarc RyanJesse SergentWestley Gough2012 LondonEd ClancyGeraint ThomasSteven BurkePeter Kennaugh Jack BobridgeGlenn O'SheaRohan DennisMichael Hepburn Sam BewleyAaron GateMarc RyanJesse SergentWestley Gough2016 Rio de JaneiroEd ClancySteven BurkeOwain DoullBradley WigginsAlexander EdmondsonJack BobridgeMichael HepburnSam WelsfordLasse Norman HansenNiklas LarsenFrederik MadsenCasper von Folsach2020 TokyoSimone ConsonniFilippo GannaFrancesco LamonJonathan MilanLasse Norman HansenNiklas LarsenFrederik RodenbergRasmus PedersenKelland O'BrienSam WelsfordLeigh HowardLuke Plapp2024 Paris Oliver BleddynSam WelsfordConor LeahyKelland O'BrienEthan HayterDaniel BighamCharlie TanfieldEthan Vernon Simone ConsonniFilippo GannaFrancesco LamonJonathan Milan 2028 Los Angeles

Sprint, individual 1896 Athens1900 Paris1904 St. Louisnot included in the Olympic program1908 LondonNo medalists: final declared void as time limit was exceeded1912 Stockholmnot included in the Olympic program1920 Antwerp1924 Paris1928 Amsterdam1932 Los Angeles1936 Berlin1948 London1952 Helsinki1956 Melbourne1960 Rome1964 Tokyo1968 Mexico City1972 Munich1976 Montreal1980 Moscow1984 Los Angeles1988 Seoul1992 Barcelona1996 Atlanta2000 Sydney2004 Athens2008 Beijing2012 London2016 Rio de Janeiro2020 Tokyo2024 Paris 2028 Los Angeles

Sprint, team

Introduced in the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia, the team sprint is effectively a 750-metre team time trial, with a rider peeling off at the end of each lap. since its introduction, the event has been dominated by Great Britain, with three wins from the six occasions on which the event was held, and two silver medals. Jason Kenny holds the record of three gold and one silver medal in the event, having been a part of the winning team on three consecutive occasions between 2008 and 2016. France, the first winners of the event in Sydney, were the only nation to have won a medal in every edition, with 1 gold, 2 silvers and 3 bronze medals, but failed to maintain that record, ironically, in their home Games of 2024.

Netherlands hold the Olympic and World record in the event, set in the team sprint final at the Paris Olympic Games of 2024. They also hold the distinction of being the only team to win the event twice with the same three riders: Roy van den Berg, Harrie Lavreysen and Jeffrey Hoogland. Great Britain's three triumphs came with three different teams of which Jason Kenny was the only ever-present.

2000 SydneyFlorian RousseauArnaud TournantLaurent GanéChris HoyCraig MacLeanJason QueallyGary NeiwandSean EadieDarryn Hill2004 AthensJens FiedlerStefan NimkeRené WolffToshiaki FushimiMasaki InoueTomohiro NagatsukaMickaël BourgainLaurent GanéArnaud Tournant2008 BeijingChris HoyJason KennyJamie StaffGrégory BaugéKévin SireauArnaud TournantRené EndersMaximilian LevyStefan Nimke2012 LondonChris HoyJason KennyPhilip HindesGrégory BaugéKévin SireauMichaël D'AlmeidaRené EndersMaximilian LevyRobert Förstemann2016 Rio de JaneiroPhilip HindesJason KennyCallum SkinnerEddie DawkinsEthan MitchellSam WebsterGrégory BaugéMichaël D'AlmeidaFrançois Pervis2020 TokyoJeffrey HooglandHarrie LavreysenRoy van den BergJack CarlinJason KennyRyan OwensFlorian GrengboRayan HelalSébastien Vigier2024 ParisJeffrey HooglandHarrie LavreysenRoy van den BergEd LoweHamish TurnbullJack CarlinLeigh HoffmanMatthew RichardsonMatthew Glaetzer2028 Los Angeles

Mountain bike Cross-country Two riders have won two gold medals in the cross-country; Julien Absalon of France (2008 and 2012), and Tom Pidcock of Great Britain (2020 and 2024). The most decorated rider is the Swiss Nino Schurter, with gold, silver and bronze across three editions from 2008 to 2016, while three other riders have one gold, and one other medal. 1996 Atlanta2000 Sydney2004 Athens2008 Beijing2012 London 2016 Rio de Janeiro 2020 Tokyo 2024 Paris 2028 Los Angeles

BMX Freestyle 2020 Tokyo 2024 Paris 2028 Los Angeles

Racing 2008 Beijing2012 London2016 Rio de Janeiro2020 Tokyo2024 Paris 2028 Los Angeles

Discontinued events

Road cycling

Road race, team 1928 AmsterdamHenry HansenOrla JørgensenLeo NielsenJack LauterwasserJohn MiddletonFrank SouthallGösta CarlssonErik JanssonGeorg Johnsson1932 Los AngelesGiuseppe OlmoAttilio PavesiGuglielmo SegatoHenry HansenLeo NielsenFrode SørensenArne BergBernhard BritzSven Höglund1936 BerlinRobert CharpentierRobert DorgebrayGuy LapébieEdgar BuchwalderErnst NievergeltKurt OttAuguste GarrebeekArmand PutzeysFrançois Vandermotte1948 LondonLéon DelathouwerEugène van RoosbroeckLode WoutersRobert John MaitlandIan ScottGordon ThomasJosé BeyaertJacques DupontAlain Moineau1952 HelsinkiRobert GrondelaersAndré NoyelleLucien VictorDino BruniGianni GhidiniVincenzo ZucconelliJacques AnquetilClaude RouerAlfred Tonello1956 MelbourneArnaud GeyreMaurice MoucheraudMichel VermeulinArthur BrittainWilliam HolmesAlan JacksonReinhold PommerGustav-Adolf SchurHorst Tüller

Time trial, team