| COUNTRY | GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE |
| Singapore | S$1 million (US $757,000) | $370,000 | $189,000 |
| Malaysia | A solid gold bar worth (around $600,000) | $300,000 | $150,000 |
| Azerbaijan | $510,000 (shared by athlete and coach if any) | $255,000 | $130,000 |
| Kazakhstan | $250,000 | $150,000 | $75,000 |
| Thailand | $314,000 (over 20 years period) | – | – |
| Philippines | $237,000 (over 20 years period) | – | – |
| Kyrgyzstan | $200,000 | – | – |
| Latvia | $190,000 | – | – |
| Italy | $189,800 | $95,000 | $50,000 |
| Uzbekistan | $150,000 | – | – |
| Belarus | $150,000 | – | – |
| Ukraine | $150,000 | – | – |
| Russia | $180,000 | $90,000 | $45,000 |
| Australia | $126,000 | – | – |
| Tajikistan | $63,000 | – | – |
| France | $65,000 | – | – |
| China | $31,400 | – | – |
| USA | $25,000 | – | – |
| Germany | $19,500 | – | – |
| India | RS 1 Crore ($150,000) | $80,000 | $45,000 |
| Brazil | Around $11,000 for every medal regardless of the color of medal (every member of the Football team will get $100,000 for winning gold) | – | – |
| Sweden | No cash prized for winning medals (Sweden Olympics committe supports athletes from 6 year old to all the way professional levels) | – | – |
| United Kingdom | no cash prized awarded by Britain’s Olympic Committee | – | – |
| OTHER COUNTRIES | Almost all the countries award cash prized to medalist in some form | – | – |
Drug test that cac who won the hurdles
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that fool said "now thats for the community"
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Snoop said shinning leads to grindingim dead
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I figured both Warholm and Rai were going to go low 46 today but never did i expect to see sub 46
Wow! What a race. Feel bad for Rai to run a 46.17 and get Silver to Karsten's 45.94. Even Dos Santos ran a 46.72.
Great race!
Records are meant to be temporary... The track doesn't move, the athlete's do - that fast track convo is just a b.s. talking point... From what you're saying, I guess it's not possible for people to train in order to improve their performance resultsim just not that excited by the records falling these Olympics
that track is too fast...it seems like every Olympics theyre making the surfaces faster and faster
but this year its ridiiculous
everyone is running personal bests on it; even if they didnt qualify for the finals theyre setting national records and shit
hell if bolts track was this fast in 08, he wouldve ran 9.3 or some other unworldly number
... The Olympics is the place you want to set your personal best... Bolt running a 9.58 was an unworldly number back in 09 - still unbroken... If the track surfaces have been getting "faster and faster", why hasn't that record been broken?im just not that excited by the records falling these Olympics
that track is too fast...it seems like every Olympics theyre making the surfaces faster and faster
but this year its ridiiculous
everyone is running personal bests on it; even if they didnt qualify for the finals theyre setting national records and shit
hell if bolts track was this fast in 08, he wouldve ran 9.3 or some other unworldly number
Records are meant to be temporary... The track doesn't move, the athlete's do - that fast track convo is just a b.s. talking point... From what you're saying, I guess it's not possible for people to train in order to improve their performance results... The Olympics is the place you want to set your personal best... Bolt running a 9.58 was an unworldly number back in 09 - still unbroken... If the track surfaces have been getting "faster and faster", why hasn't that record been broken?
Michael Johnson was on television today explaining the new technology that goes into making that track in Tokyo. It's some new age science stuff.... then add to that the new type of running shoes / spikes used by the athletes and it's no surprise why the times are so fast.
Assumed you'd respond with some dumb shit... Chinese dude ran 9.83 in the semi, but clocked a 9.98 in the finals... Buddy ran on the same track with the same shoes, so what factors led to the decrease in time? As I said before the Olympics is the place you want to overachieve and set your PB...So you're saying everyone shaving at least .2 off their personal bests has nothing to do with the track?
Just watch the qualifiers and the times of the people who don't make the finals...theyre celebrating like hell because they broke their best times ever
Basically Cole you stupid
Ever wondered why some nerdy cat from Singapore or Malaysia completely lose their shit while playing table tennis or badminton? Well, they're nerds and that shit is like catnip to them, but there are other reasons.
TOKYO SUMMER OLYMPICS 2021 PRIZE MONEY
The athletes don’t receive any cash money from the Olympics committee only medals but they get paid by their national Olympic Federation which is disclosed before the tournament. The cash prize is awarded to athletes are different depending on the country. So the athletes receive the same medals but don’t get the same cash prizes. Three medals are given throughout the tournament GOLD, Silver and Bronze. The value of the medals are given below :
The list above is the actual worth of raw material used in the medals. In reality, the medals don’t carry a great money value but the prestige is worth it. If athletes were to sell or auction their medals they will bag a big amount just for the face value of the medal.
- Gold: $600 (The gold medal consist of just 1% of actual gold, 92.5% silver and 6.16% copper).
- Silver: $325 (While in silver medal, the gold is replaced by more copper rest material is the same as a gold medal)
- Bronze: $3 (Bronze medal however is 97% copper and 2.5% zinc and 0.5% tin)
Only a handful of countries ward cash prized to silver and bronze medalists while most federations only award prized for gold winners. Most of the countries award round-sum payments but some countries don’t. A list is given below about cash rewards paid by different national Olympic federation :
CASH REWARDS PAID BY DIFFERENT NATIONAL OLYMPIC FEDERATION
Only a handful of countries award cash prizes to silver and bronze medalists while most federations only award prizes for gold winners.
COUNTRY GOLD SILVER BRONZE Singapore S$1 million (US $757,000) $370,000 $189,000 Malaysia A solid gold bar worth (around $600,000) $300,000 $150,000 Azerbaijan $510,000 (shared by athlete and coach if any) $255,000 $130,000 Kazakhstan $250,000 $150,000 $75,000 Thailand $314,000 (over 20 years period) – – Philippines $237,000 (over 20 years period) – – Kyrgyzstan $200,000 – – Latvia $190,000 – – Italy $189,800 $95,000 $50,000 Uzbekistan $150,000 – – Belarus $150,000 – – Ukraine $150,000 – – Russia $180,000 $90,000 $45,000 Australia $126,000 – – Tajikistan $63,000 – – France $65,000 – – China $31,400 – – USA $25,000 – – Germany $19,500 – – India RS 1 Crore ($150,000) $80,000 $45,000 Brazil Around $11,000 for every medal regardless of the color of medal (every member of the Football team will get $100,000 for winning gold) – – Sweden No cash prized for winning medals (Sweden Olympics committe supports athletes from 6 year old to all the way professional levels) – – United Kingdom no cash prized awarded by Britain’s Olympic Committee – – OTHER COUNTRIES Almost all the countries award cash prized to medalist in some form – –
Man add the shooting events to that tooIt definitely would be cool getting this kind of pay on some of those bullshit sports like rowing and equestrian.
Man add the shooting events to that too
Erriyon Knighton was playing with them dudes during the 200 semi finals. Crazy to be that fast that young
Watching him in the U.S. trials, you could definitely see the potential... The moment not too big for him and that's keyIt's Usain... ugh... er.... I mean insane the potential he had.