With the 2021 Tokyo Olympics starting on 23rd July, sports fanatics across the world are anticipating how many medals their country will bring home. Over the past 10 years, Team GB has proudly returned with a grand total of 132 Olympic medals: 56 gold, 40 silver and 36 bronze. And while we’re all proud of our homegrown champions, is there a specific region that should be most proud? We analysed 10 years of Team GB Olympics medal data to discover which areas of the UK bring home the most gold, silver and bronze! <\/p>\n
(Click to enlarge)<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Over the past 10 years, London-born Olympians have brought home more medals than any other region of the UK, with 35 medals in total — nearly a quarter of the total amount of medals won! This includes four cycling golds and four equestrian golds. Second to London, Surrey<\/a> athletes have won 18 medals in total, including three medals won by tennis champion Andy Murray. Following Surrey, West Yorkshire<\/a> and Gloucestershire both have 11 medals each across triathlon, rowing, boxing and dressage.<\/p>\n The counties bringing home the most bronze medals are: • London — 9 • Surrey — 6 • West Yorkshire, Merseyside<\/a> and Hertfordshire — 4 each<\/p>\nLondon wins nearly a quarter of the UK’s Olympic medals<\/h2>\n
Most British Olympic Bronze Medal Winners<\/h3>\n
Most British Olympic Silver Medal Winners<\/h3>\n