ATHENS 2004: Gold - Ryan Bayley, Australia Silver - Theo Bos, Netherlands Bronze - Renee Wolff, Germany

SYDNEY 2000: Gold - Marty Nothstein, United States Silver - Florian Rousseau, France Bronze - Jens Fiedler, Germany

ATLANTA 1996: Gold - Jens Fiedler, Germany Silver - Marty Nothstein, United States Bronze - Curtis Harnett, Canada

BARCELONA 1992: Gold - Jens Fiedler, Germany Silver - Gary Neiwand, Australia Bronze - Curtis Harnett, Canada

SEOUL 1988: Gold - Lutz Hesslich, East Germany Silver - Nikolai Kovsh, Soviet Union Bronze - Gary Neiwand, Australia

LOS ANGELES 1984: Gold - Mark Gorski, United States Silver - Nelson Vails, United States Bronze - Tsutomu Sakamoto, Japan

MOSCOW 1980: Gold - Lutz Hesslich, East Germany Silver - Yave Cahard, France Bronze - Sergei Kopylov, Soviet Union

MONTREAL 1976: Gold - Anton Tkac, Czechoslovakia Silver - Daniel Morelon, France Bronze - Hans-Jurgen Geschke, East Germany

MUNICH 1972: Gold - Daniel Morelon, France Silver - John Nicholson, Austria Bronze - Omari Phakadze, Soviet Union

MEXICO CITY 1968: Gold - Daniel Morelon, France Silver - Giordano Turrini, Italy Bronze - Pierre Trentin, France

TOKYO 1964: Gold - Giovanni Petenella, Italy Silver - Sergio Bianchetto, Italy Bronze - Daniel Morelon, France

ROME 1960: Gold - Sante Galardoni, Italy Silver - Leo Sterckx, Belgium Bronze - Valentino Gasparella, Italy

MELBOURNE 1956: Gold - Michel Rousseau, France Silver - Guglielmo Presenti, Italy Bronze - Richard Ploog, Austria

HELSINKI 1952: Gold - Enzo Sacchi, Italy Silver - Lionel Cox, Austria Bronze - Werner Potzernheim, West Germany

LONDON 1948: Gold - Mario Ghella, Italy Silver - Reginald Harris, Great Britain Bronze - Axel Schandorff, Denmark

BERLIN 1936: Gold - Toni Merkens, Germany Silver - Arie van Vliet, Holland Bronze - Louis Chaillot, France

LOS ANGELES 1932: Gold - Jacobus van Egmond, Holland Silver - Louis Chaillot, France Bronze - Bruno Pelizzari, Italy

AMSTERDAM 1928: Gold - Roger Beaufrend, France Silver - Antoine Mazairac, Holland Bronze - Willy Falck-Hansen, Denmark

PARIS 1924: Gold - Lucien Michard, France Silver - Jacob Meijer, Holland Bronze - Jean Cugnot, France

ANTWERP 1920: Gold - Maurice Peeters, Holland Silver - Thomas Johnson, Great Britain Bronze - Harry Ryan, Great Britain

STOCKHOLM 1912: not held

LONDON 1908: Gold - declared void due to excessive time Silver - declared void due to excessive time Bronze - declared void due to excessive time

ATHENS 1906: Gold - Francecso Verri, Italy Silver - H. C. Bouffler, Great Britain Bronze - Eugene Debougnie, France

ST. LOUIS 1904: not held

PARIS 1900: Gold - Georges Taillander, France Silver - Fernand Sanz, France Bronze - John Henry Lake, United States

ATHENS 1896: Gold - Paul Masson, France Silver - Stamatios Nikolopoulos, Greece Bronze - Leon Flameng, France