List of Olympic medalists from Estonia

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The Estonian Olympic Committee was founded in 1923 and was rejoined by the International Olympic Committee in 1991 after independence .

Medals balance

So far, 35 athletes from Estonia have won 41 Olympic medals (13 gold, 11 silver and 17 bronze).

Estonia at the Summer Olympics							Estonia at the Winter Olympics
year	gold	silver	bronze	total	rank	year	gold	silver	bronze	total	rank
1920	1	2	0	3	14th
1924	1	1	4th	6th	17th	1924	0	0	0	0
1928	2	1	2	5	16	1928	0	0	0	0
1932	0	0	0	0		1932	-	-	-	-	-
1936	2	2	3	7th	13	1936	0	0	0	0
1948	-	-	-	-	-	1948	-	-	-	-	-
1952	-	-	-	-	-	1952	-	-	-	-	-
1956	-	-	-	-	-	1956	-	-	-	-	-
1960	-	-	-	-	-	1960	-	-	-	-	-
1964	-	-	-	-	-	1964	-	-	-	-	-
1968	-	-	-	-	-	1968	-	-	-	-	-
1972	-	-	-	-	-	1972	-	-	-	-	-
1976	-	-	-	-	-	1976	-	-	-	-	-
1980	-	-	-	-	-	1980	-	-	-	-	-
1984	-	-	-	-	-	1984	-	-	-	-	-
1988	-	-	-	-	-	1988	-	-	-	-	-
1992	1	0	1	2	34	1992	0	0	0	0
1996	0	0	0	0		1994	0	0	0	0
2000	1	0	2	3	46	1998	0	0	0	0
2004	0	1	2	3	64	2002	1	1	1	3	17th
2008	1	1	0	2	47	2006	3	0	0	3	12
2012	0	1	1	2	63	2010	0	1	0	1	25th
2016	0	0	1	1	78	2014	0	0	0	0
2020	-	-	-	-	-	2018	0	0	0	0
total	9	9	16	34		total	4th	2	1	7th
						Ges. S + W	13	11	17th	41

Medalist

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A.

• Ants Antson - speed skating (1-0-0) (in USSR team)

  Innsbruck 1964 : gold, 1500 meters, men

• Raul Arnemann - rowing (0-0-1) (in USSR team)

  Montréal 1976 : bronze, four-man without a helmsman, men

• Rein Aun - athletics (0-1-0) (in USSR team)

  Tokyo 1964 : silver, decathlon, men

B.

• Aleksei Budõlin - Judo (0-0-1)

  Sydney 2000 : bronze, light middleweight (up to 81 kg), men

E.

• Tõnu Endrekson - Rowing (0-1-1)

  Beijing 2008 : silver, double scull, men

  Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, double fours, men

F.

• Andreas Faehlmann - Sailing (0-0-1)

  Antwerp 1928 : bronze, 6-meter class

• Georg Faehlmann - Sailing (0-0-1)

  Antwerp 1928 : bronze, 6-meter class

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• Jüri Jaanson - Rowing (0-2-0)

  Athens 2004 : Silver, One, Men

  Beijing 2008 : silver, double scull, men

• Andrei Jämsä - rowing (0-0-1)

  Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, double fours, men

• Bruno Junk - Athletics (0-0-2) (in USSR team)

  Helsinki 1952 : bronze, 10 km walking, men

  Melbourne 1956 : Bronze, 20 km walking, men

K

• Michail Kaaleste - (0-1-0) canoe racing (in USSR team)

  Melbourne 1956 : silver, two-person kayak, men

• Osvald Käpp - Wrestling (1-0-0)

  Antwerp 1928 : gold, lightweight (up to 66 kg), men

• Jaan Kikas - Weightlifting (0-0-1)

  Paris 1924 : bronze, middleweight (up to 75 kg), men

• Gerd Kanter - discus throw (1-0-1)

  Beijing 2008 : gold, men

  London 2012 : bronze, men

• Martin Klein - Wrestling (0-1-0) (in Russia's team)

  Stockholm 1912 : silver, Greco-Roman, men

• Aleksander Klumberg - Athletics (0-0-1)

  Paris 1924 : bronze, decathlon, men

• Johannes Kotkas - Wrestling (1-0-0) (in USSR team)

  Helsinki 1952 : gold, Greco-Roman, men

• Anatoly Krikun - (0-0-1) basketball (in USSR team)

  Mexico City 1968 : bronze, men

• Heino Kruus - (0-1-0) basketball (in USSR team)

  Helsinki 1952 : silver, men

• Ilmar Kullam - (0-1-0) basketball (in USSR team)

  Helsinki 1952 : silver, men

• Albert Kusnets - Wrestling (0-0-1)

  Antwerp 1928 : bronze, middleweight (up to 75 kg), men

L.

• Allar Levandi - Nordic skiing (0-0-1) (in USSR team)

  Calgary 1988 : Bronze, Nordic Combined, Singles, Men

• Jaak Lipso - (0-1-1) basketball (in USSR team)

  Tokyo 1964 : silver, men

  Mexico City 1968 : bronze, men

• Viljar Loor - volleyball (1-0-0) (in USSR team)

  Moscow 1980 : gold, men

• Jüri Lossmann - Athletics (0-1-0)

  Antwerp 1920 : silver, marathon, men

• Joann Lõssov - (0-1-0) basketball (in USSR team)

  Helsinki 1952 : silver, men

• Arnold Luhaäär - Weightlifting (0-1-1)

  Antwerp 1928 : silver, heavyweight (over 82.5 kg), men

  Berlin 1936 : bronze, heavyweight (over 82.5 kg), men

M.

• Jaak Mae - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)

  Salt Lake City 2002 : Bronze, 15 km cross-country, men

N

• Heiki Nabi - Wrestling (0-1-0)

  London 2012 : Silver, Greco-Roman, heavyweight (up to 120 kg), men

• August Neo - Wrestling (0-1-1)

  Berlin 1936 : silver, freestyle, light heavyweight (up to 87 kg), men

  Berlin 1936 : bronze, Greco-Roman, light heavyweight (up to 87 kg), men

• Alfred Neuland - Weightlifting (1-1-0)

  Antwerp 1920 : gold, lightweight (up to 67.5 kg), men

  Paris 1924 : silver, middleweight (up to 75 kg), men

• Erki Nool - Athletics (1-0-0)

  Sydney 2000 : gold, decathlon, men

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• Kristjan Palusalu - Wrestling (2-0-0)

  Berlin 1936 : gold, freestyle, heavyweight (over 87 kg), men

  Berlin 1936 : Gold, Greco-Roman, heavyweight (over 87 kg), men

• Indrek Pertelson - Judo (0-0-2)

  Sydney 2000 : bronze, heavyweight (over 100 kg), men

  Athens 2004 : bronze, heavyweight (over 100 kg), men

• Aavo Pikkuus - cycling (1-0-0) (in USSR team)

  Montréal 1976 : gold, team driving (100 km), men

• Nikolai Polyakov - sailing (0-1-0) (in USSR team)

  Moscow 1980 : silver, Soling, men

• Eduard Pütsep - Wrestling (1-0-0)

  Paris 1924 : gold, Greco-Roman, bantam weight (up to 58 kg), men

R.

• Allar Raja - Rowing (0-0-1)

  Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, double fours, men

• Vladimir Resnichenko - fencing (0-0-1) (in USSR team)

  Seoul 1988 : bronze, epee, team, men

• Mait Riisman - water polo (1-0-0) (in USSR team)

  Moscow 1980 : gold, men

S.

• Erika Salumäe - Cycling (2-0-0)

  Seoul 1988 : gold, sprint, women (in USSR team)

  Barcelona 1992 : gold, sprint, women

• Alfred Schmidt - Weightlifting (0-1-0)

  Antwerp 1920 : silver, featherweight (up to 60 kg), men

• Hanno Selg - (0-1-0) Modern Pentathlon (in USSR team)

  Rome 1960 : silver, team, men

• Kristina Šmigun - Nordic skiing (2-1-0)

  Turin 2006 : Gold, 10 km cross-country skiing, women

  Turin 2006 : gold, cross-country pursuit, women

  Vancouver 2010 : Silver, 10 km cross-country skiing, women

• Tiit Sokk - (1-0-0) basketball (in USSR team)

  Seoul 1988 : gold, men

• Roman Steinberg - Wrestling (0-0-1)

  Paris 1924 : bronze, Greco-Roman, middleweight (up to 75 kg), men

• Nikolai Stepulov - Boxing (0-1-0)

  Berlin 1936 : silver, lightweight (up to 61.24 kg), men

• Ivar Stukolkin - swimming (1-0-1) (in USSR team)

  Moscow 1980 : Gold, 4 × 200 m freestyle, men

  Moscow 1980 : bronze, 400 m freestyle, men

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• Kaspar Taimsoo - Rowing (0-0-1)

  Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, double fours, men

• Jaan Talts - Weightlifting (1-0-0) (in USSR team)

  Munich 1972 : gold, heavyweight, men

• Jüri Tamm - athletics (0-0-2) (in USSR team)

  Moscow 1980 : bronze, hammer throw, men

  Seoul 1988 : bronze, hammer throw, men

• Harald Tammer - Weightlifting (0-0-1)

  Paris 1924 : bronze, heavyweight (over 82.5 kg), men

• Aleksander Tammert - Athletics (0-0-1)

  Athens 2004 : bronze, discus throw, men

• Jüri Tarmak - Athletics (1-0-0) (in USSR team)

  Munich 1972 : gold, high jump, men

• Priit Tomson - (0-0-1) basketball (in USSR team)

  Mexico City 1968 : bronze, men

• Tõnu Tõniste - Sailing (0-1-1)

  Seoul 1988 : Silver, 470 class, men (in USSR team)

  Barcelona 1992 : bronze, 470 class, men

• Toomas Tõniste - Sailing (0-1-1)

  Seoul 1988 : Silver, 470 class, men (in USSR team)

  Barcelona 1992 : bronze, 470 class, men

• Alexander Tschutschelow - Sailing (0-1-0)

  Rome 1960 : silver, Finn dinghy, men (in USSR team)

• Svetlana Tširkova - fencing (2-0-0) (in USSR team)

  Mexico City 1968 : gold, foil, team, women

  Munich 1972 : gold, foil, team, women

U

• Jaak Uudmäe - Athletics (1-0-0) (in USSR team)

  Moscow 1980 : gold, triple jump, men

V

• Voldemar Väli - Wrestling (1-0-1)

  Antwerp 1928 : gold, Greco-Roman, featherweight (up to 60 kg), men

  Berlin 1936 : Bronze, Greco-Roman, lightweight (up to 66 kg), men

• Andrus Veerpalu - Nordic skiing (2-1-0)

  Salt Lake City 2002 : Gold, 15 km cross-country, men

  Salt Lake City 2002 : Silver, 50 km cross-country, men

  Turin 2006 : Gold, 15 km cross-country skiing, men

• Nikolai Vekšin - Sailing (0-0-1)

  Antwerp 1928 : bronze, 6-meter class

• Eberhard Vogdt - Sailing (0-0-1)

  Antwerp 1928 : bronze, 6-meter class

W.

• William von Wirén - Sailing (0-0-1)

  Antwerp 1928 : bronze, 6-meter class

Z

• Georgi Zažitski - fencing (0-0-1) (in USSR team)

  Munich 1972 : bronze, sword, team, men

Web links

• Estonian Medalists (Estonian Olympic Committee)