Mexico's medal table at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games:
- đ„ Gold medals: 3
- đ„S ilver medals: 6
- đ„ Bronze medals: 8
- đ Total: 17
Mexico's medal table at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games:
- đ„ Gold medals: 0
- đ„S ilver medals: 3
- đ„ Bronze medals: 2
- đ Total: 5
The Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games promise to be an unforgettable sporting event, bringing together athletes from all over the world in hundreds of events! Every four years, it's an opportunity for the various participating countries to measure themselves against each other and strive for excellence. And our Mexican friends have everything to gain from enriching their Olympic palmares!
Since its first participation in the Games in 1900, Mexico has won a total of 71 medals, 13 of them gold. Among the most memorable victories were those of athlete Enriqueta Basilio, the first woman to light the Olympic flame in 1968 in Mexico City, and the soccer team that won gold in London in 2012.
At the Tokyo Olympic Games, the Mexican team won 4 bronze medals, in synchronized diving, weightlifting, archery and soccer! These Paris 2024 Games will be another opportunity for Mexico to outdo itself and aim higher with why not a few silver and gold medals?
In the history of the Paralympics, Mexican athletes have won 273 medals, including 22 in Tokyo, giving them a fine Top 20 finish! Mexico has been taking part in the Summer Paralympic Games since 1972, with its first appearance in Heidelberg, Germany.
So, what are Mexico's results this year? Here's the medal table, updated daily.
Want to know what other countries achieved during the Paris Olympics? Take a look at our overview of all the Olympic victories.
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Dates and Opening Time
From July 26, 2024 to September 8, 2024