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RIO 2016: PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ANOC MEMBER COUNTRIES

RIO 2016: PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ANOC MEMBER COUNTRIES. Dr. D. ZAGDSUREN PRESIDENT, MONGOLIAN NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, OCA INFORMATION AND STATISTICS COMMITTEE. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE.

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RIO 2016: PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ANOC MEMBER COUNTRIES

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  1. RIO 2016: PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ANOC MEMBER COUNTRIES Dr. D. ZAGDSUREN PRESIDENT, MONGOLIAN NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, OCA INFORMATION AND STATISTICS COMMITTEE

  2. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Please allow me to begin by saying congratulations. Congratulations to you all for the outstanding performances of your athletes during Rio 2016. Without you the NOCs we would not have been able to enjoy two weeks of such spectacular and history-defining competition. You all did a fantastic job in preparing your teams and that was reflected in the quality of competitions. We will remember the countless world records and Olympic records that were broken, the hundreds of unexpected results and the many more individual stories and moments which make the Games so special. We saw Kosovo and South Sudan make their Olympic debuts taking the total number of NOCs participating in Rio to a record breaking 205- reflecting the truly unifying power of sport. We saw athletes from Kosovo, Fiji and Jordan all win their first ever Olympic medals and Vietnam, Singapore, Puerto Rico, Bahrain, Ivory Coast and Tajikistan win their first ever Olympic Gold medals – inspiring millions of people in their home nations. Throughout the Games we saw examples of the Olympic spirit in its truest from and competitions conducted in the spirit of fair play, friendship and respect. With a number of new world-class venues and an improved transport infrastructure, the people of Rio will now be left with a lasting legacy. We look forward to welcoming you all to Doha and joining you in a collective celebration of Olympism. Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al Sabah

  3. KEY FINDINGS • Total 87 countries won at least one medal at the Rio Games and 59 of them won gold medal. • Although Asian nations won one more gold medals than 4 years ago at London, it is still short of Beijing and Athens Games. Total of 68 gold medals accumulated 22.15% of available gold medals at the Rio Games. • For Europe, Rio 2016 was the best games in terms of medal quality since Athens 2004 with 113 gold medals. Number of medals won by European athletes is also increasing since Beijing 2008. • America showed the historical performance on their own country with 210 total medals and 76 gold medals as both of them are records. They passed the threshold of 200 for the first time and number of gold medal is increasing by 20 in compare to London 2012. • For African countries, in terms of medal number, it was the best performance of the history with 45 medals. It passed the previous record of 40 medals in Beijing 2008 by 5 medals. But in terms of gold medals or quality, they only secured 10 gold medals, decreasing figure in last two consecutive Games. • For the Oceania countries, it is rather disappointing Games both in terms of medal quality and quantity. As the number of gold medals won by Oceania is decreasing since Athens 2004 and number of total medals is diminishing since Beijing 2008. • Europe is leading continent in total 22 disciplines, which won more than 30% of medals or at least more than one gold medal while Asia is in 10, America is in 7 disciplines and Oceania is in one discipline, rugby sevens.

  4. KEY FINDINGS • In terms of medals, 38 percent of available medal goes to European female athletes. Asia and American athletes secured almost the same as 26% and 25% respectively. In contrast, Oceania and African athletes combined total of 11 percent of medals. • Asian, American and African women athletes showed its best performance in the history of the Games in terms of number of medals and medal quality. • More women competed in the Olympics in 2016 than in any other year in history. • There were some 4,700 women competitors of 10,444 total athletes — a 6.8 percent increase since 2000 • Of the competitions that took place at the Olympics, 47.5 percent of them will be with female competitors — another record for the games. • We found that there is certain effect on performance by where it hosted. We can say that this “host continent effect” is only shown in data of Oceania, Asia and America later Olympics from 1996 to 2016. And it seems as this effect does not have any impact in European countries. • It can be noticeable that host country reached the best performance in terms of medal quality at their own soil if you compare it with the previous two and next two Games.

  5. CONTENTS • KEY FINDINGS • SPORT BY SPORT ANALYSIS • CONTINENTAL ANALYSIS • Asia at the Games • Europe at the Games • America at the Games • Africa at the Games • Oceania at the Games • GENDER ANALYSIS • HOST CONTINENT EFFECT

  6. SPORTS BY SPORTS ANALYSIS Source: Olympic.org

  7. Archery Asian athletes won total of 6 medals, including 5 from Korea and one from Chinese Taipei, it accounts 50 percent of entire available medal from archery. Number of medals, by continents Team Korea continued its dominance in archery as they captured all four archery titles, the individual and team events for both men and women. Although they are leading all time list with 23 golds, it was first time in the history that they won all four gold medals at a single Olympic Games. Percentage of medals, by continents

  8. Athletics America secured 41% of all medals alone with 23 gold medals. Although Asian athletes won total of 13 medals, including 4 golds, from athletics, they are still placed behind America, Europe and Africa. It accumulates only 4 percent of available medals in this category. Number of medals, by continents As in previous years, the United States won the most medals in athletics and at thirteen golds and 32 overall they won more than double the next most successful nations. In the absence of Russia, Kenya and Jamaica placed second and third with six gold medals and the only other nations to win more than ten medals in total. In the 2016 Olympic athletics program, 141 medals were awarded and 43 nations reached the medal table Percentage of medals, by continents

  9. Aquatics Asian athletes captured total of 30 medals, including 12 golds, at the Games and rank just behind America and Europe. It accounts 21 percent of available medals. Asia was the most successful continent in diving and synchronized swimming in terms of medal size. Number of medals, by continents In swimming category, with a help from M.Phelps and K.Ledecky who won combined 9 golds and 11 total medals, USA dominated with 33 medals including 16 golds. Australia was the second best with 3 golds and 10 medals. In water polo, Serbia and USA shared the available gold medals and in synchronized swimming, Russia won all two gold medals. In diving category, China dominated with winning 7 of 8 all gold medals . Percentage of medals, by continents

  10. Badminton Asia is totally dominating this category since its introduction at Los Angeles 1984. Asian athletes won 86 percent of available medals so far and it was no surprise that they captured 73 percent of its total medal at Rio Games. Number of medals, by continents 3 different Asian countries, China /2/, Indonesia, Japan, secured 4 of five available gold medals. In women’s singles, India won its first ever silver medal in any women’s category at the Olympics. Malaysia secured three medals, but all of them were silver. For Europe as the only continent except for Asia who won the medals in this event, Denmark secured two medals Percentage of medals, by continents

  11. Basketball Team USA won both gold medals and Europe secured all the remaining medals in this category. Asia is still waiting for the first medal since 1992 when Chinese women’s team secured silver medal. Number of medals, by continents Team USA won two gold medal in both women and men’s event and Europe secured the rest of the medal. Australia, Asia and Africa still left without any medals. Percentage of medals, by continents

  12. Boxing Asia secured 33 percent of total available medals and ranked only behind Europe. But in terms of gold medals, America captured one more gold medal than both Asia and Europe. Number of medals, by continents American boxers were the best in terms of medal quality with 5 gold medals. But by total medals, European athletes secured 38% of the total medal with 20 medals including 10 bronze medal. Africa secured only one bronze medal. Percentage of medals, by continents

  13. Canoeing Europe maintains its dominance in canoeing event with sweeping all but one total gold medals. Other continents collected only 8 medals together. Number of medals, by continents New Zealand was the only non European country who won the gold medal in this event. As home country, Brazil secured all three medals including two silver for America. Team Japan’s first ever medal from Olympic canoeing event in men’s slalom was the only medal from Asian athletes in this event. Percentage of medals, by continents

  14. Cycling Thanks to the spectacular performance from Team Great Britain, Europe won 14 gold medals and 72% of total medals. Asia won 2 medals, including one gold medal and ranked behind the Europe and America. Asia accumulated 4 percent of total available medals. Number of medals, by continents Team Great Britain won 6 gold medals and total 12 medals alone as they dominated in track cycling. Team China women’s sprint team set the world record and won the first gold medal of country in track cycling event. In BMX event, USA and Colombia brought all two available gold medals to America. Percentage of medals, by continents

  15. Equestrian Europe is dominating the sport and captured all the available 6 gold medals. America and Oceania collected only 5 medals together. Number of medals, by continents Germany, Great Britain and France dominated the medal table with two golds each, Germany leading by dint of four minor medals to the one silver each for France and Great Britain Percentage of medals, by continents

  16. Fencing Europe dominates in this event Rio 2016 winning 9 gold medals and 21 total medals. Asia placed second in terms of medal quality and quantity. Number of medals, by continents Russia topped the unofficial fencing medal table with four gold, one silver and two bronze, the country’s best haul in two decades. Hungary clinched second place with two gold, one silver and one bronze, while Italy was third with one gold and three silver. Tunisia won historical bronze medal from women’s individual foil event. Percentage of medals, by continents

  17. Field Hockey Europe is leading the way in this event last few decades. But Argentina won gold in men’s event after winning both Germany and Belgium on their way. Number of medals, by continents Argentine secured gold medal after winning against fellow surprise finalist Belgium in men’s final while Team GB became Olympic champion in women’s event. 8 time Olympic champion Team India only reached knockout stage and eliminated from quarter finals. Percentage of medals, by continents

  18. Football Asia is still waiting for first ever gold medal from this event after collecting 4 medals throughout the history. Europe has more medals than any other continents with 3. Number of medals, by continents Host country Brazil secured gold medal after dramatic penalty shoot-out contest against Germany in men’s final while Germany’s women team won the tournament after winning Sweden who eliminated last three time defending champion Team USA. Percentage of medals, by continents

  19. Golf This year’s debutant Golf has very interesting diversification through continents and all but Africa secured any medals. Asia has one gold medal and total 2 medals and shared the first place with Europe. Number of medals, by continents The 2016 Summer Olympics was the first time for golf to be played at the Olympics since the Saint Louis 1904 Summer Olympicsand it is to feature two events, the men's and women's individual events which Team GB and Team Korea won the gold medals. Percentage of medals, by continents

  20. Gymnastics Asia’s medal share is dropped significantly after winning 16 medals 4 years ago. Europe is leading with 10 golds and 29 medal and America captured 5 golds and 16 medal total. Number of medals, by continents After impressive 5 gold medals and total of 12 medals alone in London 2012, Team China only collected 5 medals without any gold. While Simone Biles and Team USA won 4 gold medals in women’s event. For the first time since the Montreal 1976 Olympics, Romania did not medal in the women's team event due to Romania not qualifying a team for the first time since Mexico 1968, ending a 40-year medal run. Russia dominated with two gold medals in rhythmic gymnastics event. Percentage of medals, by continents

  21. Handball Asia has not won any medals since Korea’s silver medal at Athens 2004. Europe dominated and captured all the available medals. Handball is the only sports that one continent collected all the medals. Number of medals, by continents In men’s event, only Qatar and Brazil were the non-European country who reaches the knockout stage as Brazil and Angola in women’s event. Denmark and Russia divided the available gold medals in handball. Percentage of medals, by continents

  22. Judo Although Asia is the leading country at Olympic history, this year Europe won impressive 8 gold medals and total of 25 medals. Asia won 23 medals with 3 golds and accounts 41 percent of total medals. Number of medals, by continents Russia succeeded in being again among the best nations with two titles in the men’s categories. With 12 medals and 3 golds, Japan went to the top of the medal ranking after a disappointing campaign in London four years ago. 26 nations won any medal beat the record of 23 which was set in London.  Percentage of medals, by continents

  23. Modern Pentathlon This year Europe won 4 of the available medals and America, Oceania shared the remainings. Asia and Africa has never won more than one medal in any games. Number of medals, by continents In men’s event, Russia won gold medal while Australia won gold medal in women’s event. Mexico secured bronze medal in men’s event as only medal for America. Percentage of medals, by continents

  24. Rowing With collecting more than 70% of all the medals in history, Europe is still dominating the events. They captured 10 golds and 30 total medals. While Oceania won 3 golds and 6 medals. Number of medals, by continents Great Britain, Germany and Netherland’s combined 11 medals and 6 golds was more than any other continents number of medals in this event. Only Asian nation who won any medals from rowing events, Team China captured two bronze medals in women’s events. This is only sport apart from athletics and aquatics that every continent won at least one medal. Percentage of medals, by continents

  25. Rugby Sevens This Games’ debutant rugby has really good development through the continents and all but Asia won medal. Oceania won both gold medals and total 3 medal. Number of medals, by continents Australia won in women’s event and Fiji won in men’s event in this year’s debutant sport. While Team Great Britain from Europe, Team Canada from America, Team South Africa from Africa captured their lone medals for respective continents. Percentage of medals, by continents

  26. Sailing Europe leads all the continents with 6 golds and 18 total medal. Oceania and America both captured 2 golds each, but Oceania won 8 total medals compare to America’s 3. Number of medals, by continents With two golds from both Team Great Britain and Team Netherlands, Europe secured 18 medals in this event. While Australia and New Zealand combined all 8 medals of Oceania. Team China won only medal among Asia with silver in women’s RS:X event. Percentage of medals, by continents

  27. Shooting Europe has 9 golds and 25 total medals and leads all the continents. Asia collected 3 golds and total of 12 medals, it was 28 percent of available medals and ranked only behind Europe. Number of medals, by continents Team China leads all the countries with 7 medals but only registered one gold. London 2012’s medal table leader South Korea won one gold and total of 2 medals. Italy brought 4 gold medals to the Europe which has most medals with 25. Vietnam celebrated its first ever Olympic champion in men’s event and captured another silver medal. Percentage of medals, by continents

  28. Table Tennis Asia only lost once in final since its introduction at Seoul 1988. Asia is clearly dominating the table tennis and captured impressive 83 percent of available medals with 4 golds and 10 medal. Number of medals, by continents Team China won all the available 4 gold medals in this event. Team Japan and Team North Korea collected total of 3 medals. Only Germany won two medals from team events outside the Asia. Percentage of medals, by continents

  29. Taekwondo Asia leads all the continents in terms of medal quality with 5 golds. But Europe collected more medal than Asia with 12 against 11. All but Oceania won at least one medal. Number of medals, by continents After finishing in third in London 2012, this Olympic marks South Korea’s return to the top of standings with 2 golds and 5 medal. China has two gold medals and Jordan and Ivory Coast welcomes its first ever Olympic champion in history. Percentage of medals, by continents

  30. Tennis Europe leads America with 3 golds against 2 and total of 8 medal. Asia accounts only 7 percent of available total medals. Number of medals, by continents Team USA leads the medal table with one medal from each color. But in total, Europe has 9 medals including three bronze from Czech. Team Japan won its first medal in tennis since Antwerp 1920. Percentage of medals, by continents

  31. Triathlon Europe is dominating in this event with 67% of available medals with 4 medals. Oceania and Asia didn’t secure any medals while Africa got one bronze, America has gold medal. Number of medals, by continents In men’s event, Bronwlee brothers finished in top two place and brought total 2 of 3 medals secured from Team GB in this event. South African H.Schoeman won bronze medal in men’s event as only medal from Africa. In women’s event, American G.Jorgensen was the best athlete of the day. Percentage of medals, by continents

  32. Volleyball After impressive display in beach volleyball, America leads all the continents with 2 golds and total 6 medal in their rank. Asia got one gold and accounts for 8 percent of total medals. Number of medals, by continents In indoor volleyball, Team China won its third Olympic gold medals in women’s event. While host country Brazil won two gold medals and Team Germany brought gold medal to the Europe with women’s beach volleyball event. Team Italy lost two matches at final and won two silver medals. Oceania and Africa is still struggling in this event at global level. Percentage of medals, by continents

  33. Weightlifting One of Asia’s most dominating sports, Asian weightlifters collected 13 of available 15 golds and impressive 30 medals in a total. It was 67 percent of total medal in this event. Number of medals, by continents First six countries in medal standings were Asian countries and only it can tell how dominant Asia was. Team China collects 5 golds and total 7 medals. Thailand and Iran won 2 golds each and Iran, North Korea, Kazakhstan and Chinese Taipei and Uzbekistan won one gold medals. Total of 11 Asian nations won at least one medal at Rio. Colombia and Georgia were the only non-Asian country which won the gold. Percentage of medals, by continents

  34. Wrestling Europe leads all the continents with 8 golds and 42 total medals in their rank. Asia and America both won 5 golds each, but Asia got more medal with 22 medals against 7. It accounted for 31 percent of available medals. Number of medals, by continents In women’s freestyle event, Team Japan dominated and won 4 of 6 gold medals available and won total 7 medals. In Greco-Roman event, Europe won 4 of 6 gold medals and total 16 medals, but Cuba won 2 gold medals from this event. In men’s freestyle event, Asia and America each one gold medals while others went to Europe. Percentage of medals, by continents

  35. Asia at the Games Source: Olympic.org

  36. Gold Medal Comparison Although Asian nations won one more gold medals than 4 years ago at London, it is still short of Beijing and Athens Games. Total of 68 gold medals accumulated 22.15% of available gold medals at the Rio Games. Gold Medal Percentage Total Gold Medals Rio Seoul Rio Athens Sydney Atlanta London Beijing Seoul Moscow Athens Sydney Atlanta London Barcelona Beijing Moscow Barcelona Los Angeles Los Angeles

  37. Total Medal Comparison Asia captured 21.36% of total medals at the Rio, around 2% better than London 2012. It lacks only 5 medals from the record breaking Beijing 2008. Total Medal Percentage Total Number of Golds Rio Rio Seoul Seoul Athens Sydney Atlanta Athens Sydney Atlanta London London Beijing Beijing Moscow Moscow Barcelona Barcelona Los Angeles Los Angeles

  38. Medal Comparison In terms of medal quality, Asia won the highest number of bronze medals in their history at the Rio with 86. Total of 54 silver medals means the joint second highest results at Olympics. Medal Changes Medal Percentage

  39. Europe at the Games Source: Olympic.org

  40. Medal Comparison For Europe, Rio 2016 was the best games in terms of medal quality since Athens 2004 with 113 gold medals. Number of medals won by European athletes is also increasing since Beijing 2008. Total Medals Total Gold Medals Rio Rio Seoul Seoul Beijing Beijing Sydney Sydney London London Atlanta Athens Atlanta Athens Barcelona Barcelona

  41. Medal Comparison Medal Changes European athletes won 113 gold medals, 123 silver medals and 126 bronze medals. Neither of them are the best performance for them, but it is still better than the results of last two Games. They won record 131 gold medals and 134 silver medals from Sydney 2000.

  42. America at the Games Source: GettyImages

  43. Medal Comparison America showed the historical performance on their own country with 210 total medals and 76 gold medals as both of them are records. They passed the threshold of 200 for the first time and number of gold medal is increasing by 9 in compare to London 2012. Total Medals Total Gold Medals Rio Rio Seoul Seoul Beijing Beijing Sydney Sydney London London Atlanta Athens Atlanta Athens Barcelona Barcelona

  44. Medal Comparison . • In terms of medals, their medal quality was the best as well as number of bronze medal. They won 76 gold, 59 silver and 75 bronze medals from this year’s Games. It was their best performance in the history.

  45. Africa at the Games Source: AP

  46. Medal Comparison For African countries, in terms of medal number, it was the best performance of the history with 45 medals. It passed the previous record of 40 medals in Beijing 2008 by 5 medals. But in terms of gold medals or quality, they only secured 10 gold medals, decreasing figure in last two consecutive Games. Total Medal Total Gold Medals Rio Rio Seoul Seoul Beijing Beijing Sydney Sydney London London Atlanta Athens Atlanta Athens Barcelona Barcelona

  47. Medal Comparison Medal Changes Although it was rather disappointing event in terms of medal quality, they showed the best performance by number of silver and bronze medals won by African athletes. They won 18 silver medal and 17 bronze medal at Rio 2016 as both of them are record.

  48. Oceania at the Games Source: Olympic.org

  49. Medal Comparison For the Oceania countries, it is rather disappointing Games both in terms of medal quality and quantity. As the number of gold medals won by Oceania is decreasing since Athens 2004 and number of total medals is diminishing since Beijing 2008. Total Medal Total Gold Medals Rio Rio Seoul Seoul Beijing Beijing Sydney Sydney London London Atlanta Athens Atlanta Athens Barcelona Barcelona

  50. Medal Comparison Medal Changes Although their performance was flat in last few Games, number of silver medals won by Oceania is the highest since Sydney 2000 with 20 silver. They won 13 gold and 15 bronze medal.

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