One row per (Games, NOC) with verified Gold/Silver/Bronze counts cross-
checked against olympedia.org and Wikipedia/IOC. Use this rather than
aggregating olympic_athletes when you want the per-team-event
medal convention (one medal per gold-winning ice hockey team, not 25).
Format
A data frame with 1,929 rows and 11 variables:
- edition_id
Integer. Olympedia's internal edition number.
- games
Character. e.g.
"2026 Winter".- year
Integer.
- season
Character.
"Summer"or"Winter".- noc
Character. Three-letter IOC code.
- country
Character. Full country/team name.
- gold, silver, bronze
Integer. Medal counts.
- total
Integer. Sum of the three.
- notes
Character. Free-text notes (e.g. shared medals, post-hoc reallocations).
Source
https://www.olympedia.org/ (manually verified per edition).
Examples
data(medal_table)
subset(medal_table, year == 2024)[1:10, ]
#> edition_id games year season noc country gold
#> 1808 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer USA United States 40
#> 1809 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer CHN People's Republic of China 40
#> 1810 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer JPN Japan 20
#> 1811 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer AUS Australia 18
#> 1812 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer FRA France 16
#> 1813 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer NED Netherlands 15
#> 1814 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer GBR Great Britain 14
#> 1815 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer KOR Republic of Korea 13
#> 1816 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer ITA Italy 12
#> 1817 63 2024 Summer 2024 Summer GER Germany 12
#> silver bronze total notes
#> 1808 44 42 126
#> 1809 27 24 91
#> 1810 12 13 45
#> 1811 19 16 53
#> 1812 26 22 64
#> 1813 7 12 34
#> 1814 22 29 65
#> 1815 9 10 32
#> 1816 13 15 40
#> 1817 13 8 33