Lista över olympiska dammedaljörer i simning
Det här är en lista över medaljörer på damsidan i simning vid olympiska spelen från 1912 till 2021.
Simningen har funnits med på det olympiska programmet vid samtliga sommarspel, damer tilläts dock inte tävla förrän vid spelen 1912 i Stockholm. Då tävlade damer enbart på 100 meter frisim (individuellt och lagkapp), antalet grenar har med tiden utökats till 17 (2021).[1]
Nuvarande grenar
50 meter frisim
100 meter frisim
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200 meter frisim
400 meter frisim
800 meter frisim
1500 meter frisim
| Spel | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Tokyo 2020 Detaljer... |  Katie LedeckyUSA | Erica Sullivan USA |  Sarah KöhlerTyskland |
100 meter ryggsim
200 meter ryggsim
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100 meter bröstsim
200 meter bröstsim
100 meter fjärilsim
200 meter fjärilsim
200 meter medley
400 meter medley
4 × 100 meter frisim
Not: sedan 1992 tilldelas även de tävlande som enbart simmat i de kvalificerande omgångarna medaljer.
4 × 200 meter frisim
Not: även de tävlande som enbart simmat i de kvalificerande omgångarna tilldelas medaljer.
4 × 100 meter medley
Not: sedan 1992 tilldelas även de tävlande som enbart simmat i de kvalificerande omgångarna medaljer.
10 km maraton
| Spel | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Peking 2008 Detaljer... |  Larisa IltjenkoRyssland |  Keri-Anne PayneStorbritannien | Cassandra Patten Storbritannien |
| London 2012 Detaljer... |  Éva RisztovUngern | Haley Anderson USA |  Martina GrimaldiItalien |
| Rio de Janeiro 2016 Detaljer... |  Sharon van RouwendaalNederländerna | Rachele Bruni Italien |  Poliana OkimotoBrasilien |
| Tokyo 2020 Detaljer... | Ana Marcela Cunha Brasilien | Sharon van Rouwendaal Nederländerna |  Kareena LeeAustralien |
Borttagna grenar
300 meter frisim
| Spel | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Antwerpen 1920 Detaljer... |  Ethelda BleibtreyUSA | Margaret Woodbridge USA | Frances Schroth USA |
Källor
- HistoFINA. (november 2016). Swimming - Medallists and Statistics at Olympic Games. Internationella simförbundet. s. 82-89. Läst 14 januari 2019.
Noter
- ^ Olympic Studies Centre. (mars 2015). AQUATICS: History of Swimming at the Olympic Games. Arkiverad 15 augusti 2016 hämtat från the Wayback Machine. IOK. Läst 14 januari 2019.
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Bronze medalist Inge Sorensen of Denmark, gold medalist Hideko Maehata of Japan and Martha Genehger of Germany pose on the podium during the medal ceremony for the Swimming Women's 200m Breaststroke during the Berlin Olympic at Swimming Stadium on August 11, 1936 in Berlin, Germany.
Bronze medalist Inge Sorensen of Denmark, gold medalist Hideko Maehata of Japan and Martha Genehger of Germany pose on the podium during the medal ceremony for the Swimming Women's 200m Breaststroke during the Berlin Olympic at Swimming Stadium on August 11, 1936 in Berlin, Germany.
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Australian swimmers Fanny Durack (gold) and Mina Wylie (silver) and British swimmer Jennie Fletcher (bronze) celebrate after the 100 metres freestyle at the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm.
Australian swimmers Fanny Durack (gold) and Mina Wylie (silver) and British swimmer Jennie Fletcher (bronze) celebrate after the 100 metres freestyle at the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm.
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On the podium of the women's 200 metres breaststroke final, the emotional eighteen-year-old Australian celebrates her gold medal with the American Dana Schoenfield and the Soviet Galina Stepanova Prosumenchikova, silver and bronze medal respectively. Munich, 29th August 1972. Munich, 29th August 1972.
On the podium of the women's 200 metres breaststroke final, the emotional eighteen-year-old Australian celebrates her gold medal with the American Dana Schoenfield and the Soviet Galina Stepanova Prosumenchikova, silver and bronze medal respectively. Munich, 29th August 1972. Munich, 29th August 1972.
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At the Olympic Games of Los Angeles, U.S.A, the American Helen MADISON from Seattle (on right) beat her own record in the 400m freestyle swimming event with a time of 5 minutes and 28.5 seconds, which was 2.5 seconds faster than her last performance. Beside her, the American swimmer Lenore KIGHT finished second, coming in one second after Helen MADISON.
At the Olympic Games of Los Angeles, U.S.A, the American Helen MADISON from Seattle (on right) beat her own record in the 400m freestyle swimming event with a time of 5 minutes and 28.5 seconds, which was 2.5 seconds faster than her last performance. Beside her, the American swimmer Lenore KIGHT finished second, coming in one second after Helen MADISON.
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The young swimmers on the podium of the women's 100 metres freestyle; the winner Sandra Neilson, her fellow-American Shirley Babashoff, runner-up, and the Australian Shane Gould listen to the American national anthem. Munich, 29th August 1972.
The young swimmers on the podium of the women's 100 metres freestyle; the winner Sandra Neilson, her fellow-American Shirley Babashoff, runner-up, and the Australian Shane Gould listen to the American national anthem. Munich, 29th August 1972.