Mens Figure Skating
Men's Figure Skating has been a staple of the Winter Olympics since the early 1900s. It is now one of the most popular events.
The event has two parts - short program and the free skate which include mandatory skills. The judges score the skaters on technical merit and presentation.
The Gold Medal winner in 2006 was Yevgeny Plushenko, the fifth straight gold medalist from Russia. Americans to win the gold include Brian Boitano in 1988, Scott Hamilton in 1984, David Jenkins in 1960, Hayes Alan Jenkins in 1956, and Dick Button in both 1948 and 1952. Gillis Grafstrom of Sweden is the only three time gold medalist.
| 2006 - Turin | ||
| Gold Medal: Yevgeny Plushenko (Russia) | ||
| Silver Medal: Stephane Lambiel (Switzerland) | ||
| Bronze: Jeffrey Buttle (Canada) | ||
| 2002 - Salt Lake City | ||
| Gold Medal: Aleksei Yagudin (Russia) | ||
| Silver Medal: Yevgeni Plushenko (Russia) | ||
| Bronze: Timothy Goebel (United States) | ||
| 1998 - Nagano | ||
| Gold Medal: Ilya Kulik (Russia) | ||
| Silver Medal: Elvis Stojko (Canada) | ||
| Bronze: Philippe Candeloro (France) | ||
| 1994 - Lillehammer | ||
| Gold Medal: Aleksei Urmanov (Russia) | ||
| Silver Medal: Elvis Stojko (Canada) | ||
| Bronze: Philippe Candeloro (France) | ||
| 1992 - Albertville | ||
| Gold Medal: Viktor Petrenko (Soviet Union) | ||
| Silver Medal: Paul Wylie (United States) | ||
| Bronze: Petr Barna (Czechoslovakia) | ||
| 1988 - Calgary | ||
| Gold Medal: Brian Boitano (United States) | ||
| Silver Medal: Brian Orser (Canada) | ||
| Bronze: Viktor Petrenko (Soviet Union) | ||
| 1984 - Sarajevo | ||
| Gold Medal: Scott Hamilton (United States) | ||
| Silver Medal: Brian Orser (Canada) | ||
| Bronze: Josef Sabovcik (Czechoslovakia) | ||
| 1980 - Lake Placid | ||
| Gold Medal: Robin Cousins (Great Britain) | ||
| Silver Medal: Jan Hoffman (East Germany) | ||
| Bronze: Charles Tickner (United States) | ||
| 1976 - Innsbruck | ||
| Gold Medal: John Curry (Great Britain) | ||
| Silver Medal: Vladimir Kovalev (Soviet Union) | ||
| Bronze: Toller Cranston (Canada) | ||
| 1972 - Sapporo | ||
| Gold Medal: Ondrej Nepela (Czechoslovakia) | ||
| Silver Medal: Sergei Chetveroukhin (Soviet Union) | ||
| Bronze: Patrick Pera (France) | ||
| 1968 - Grenoble | ||
| Gold Medal: Wolfgang Schwarz (Austria) | ||
| Silver Medal: Timothy Wood (United States) | ||
| Bronze: Patrick Pera (France) | ||
| 1964 - Innsbruck | ||
| Gold Medal: Manfred Schnelldorfer (Germany) | ||
| Silver Medal: Alain Calmat (France) | ||
| Bronze: Scott Allen (United States) | ||
| 1960 - Squaw Valley | ||
| Gold Medal: David Jenkins (United States) | ||
| Silver Medal: Karol Divin (Czechoslovakia) | ||
| Bronze: Donald Jackson (Canada) | ||
| 1956 - Cortina | ||
| Gold Medal: Hayes Alan Jenkins (United States) | ||
| Silver Medal: Ronald Robertson (United States) | ||
| Bronze: David Jenkins (United States) | ||
| 1952 - Oslo | ||
| Gold Medal: Dick Button (United States) | ||
| Silver Medal: Helmut Seibt (Austria) | ||
| Bronze: James Grogan (United States) | ||
| 1948 - St Moritz | ||
| Gold Medal: Dick Button (United States) | ||
| Silver Medal: Hans Gerschwiler (Switzerland) | ||
| Bronze: Edi Rada (Austria) | ||
| 1936 - Garmisch | ||
| Gold Medal: Karl Schafer (Austria) | ||
| Silver Medal: Ernst Baier (Germany) | ||
| Bronze: Felix Kaspar (Austria) | ||
| 1932 - Lake Placid | ||
| Gold Medal: Karl Schafer (Austria) | ||
| Silver Medal: Gillis Grafstrom (Sweden) | ||
| Bronze: Montgomery Wilson (Canada) | ||
| 1928 - St Moritz | ||
| Gold Medal: Gillis Grafstrom (Sweden) | ||
| Silver Medal: Willy Bockl (Austria) | ||
| Bronze: Robert von Zeebroeck (Belgium) | ||
| 1924 - Chamonix | ||
| Gold Medal: Gillis Grafstrom (Sweden) | ||
| Silver Medal: Willy Bockl (Austria) | ||
| Bronze: Georges Gautschi (Switzerland) | ||
| 1920 - Antwerp | ||
| Gold Medal: Gillis Grafstrom (Sweden) | ||
| Silver Medal: Andreas Krogh (Norway) | ||
| Bronze: Martin Stixrud (Norway) | ||
| 1908 - London | ||
| Gold Medal: Ulrich Salchow (Sweden) | ||
| Silver Medal: Richard Johansson (Sweden) | ||
| Bronze: Per Thoren (Sweden) | ||
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