Rio 2016Past Games Past Games Rowing is one of Britain’s most successful Olympic Sports. The British Rowing’s team has won 63 medals in total, up to, and including London 2012. Paralympics Rowing has been part of the Paralympic Programme since 2008, with the first Games regatta held at Beijing 2008. Since rowing joined the Paralympic Programme, Britain has won four Paralympic medals, up to, and including London 2012. In total, 17 rowers have represented Britain at the Paralympic Games. CountryMedalsTotalGreat BritainThreeZeroOneFourCountry: Great Britain Medals: ThreeZeroOne Total: Four Read more about our successes at past Paralympic Games: London 2012 Beijing 2008 Olympics Rowing is GB’s most continuously successful sport at the Games of recent decades and the only British sport to have won a gold at every Games since 1984. Our total medal tally from the Olympics, including Rio 2016, is as below: CountryMedalsTotalGreat Britain31241368Country: Great Britain Medals: 312413 Total: 68 The London 2012 Olympic Games was British Rowing’s most successful of all time, with nine medals won and all 13 boats reaching their respective finals. At Rio 2016, Great Britain once again topped the medal table: RankCountryMedalsTotalRank by Total1 Great BritainThreeTwoZeroFive12 GermanyTwoOneZeroThree22 New ZealandTwoOneZeroThree2Rank: 1 Country: Great Britain Medals: ThreeTwoZero Total: Five Rank by Total: 1 Rank: 2 Country: Germany Medals: TwoOneZero Total: Three Rank by Total: 2 Rank: 2 Country: New Zealand Medals: TwoOneZero Total: Three Rank by Total: 2 In total, 487 rowers have represented Britain at the Olympic Games, 386 men and 101 women, up to and including London 2012. Tom James, Steve Williams, Andrew Triggs Hodge and Pete Reed won men's four gold at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Read more about our successes at past Olympic Games: London 2012 Beijing 2008 Athens 2004 Sydney 2000
