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Ranking list Sports from the beginning of sportive contests up to today Basis for the list: Winner per 1 mill. inhabitants in the following disciplines:
Olympia,
Soccer,
Athletics,
Hockey,
Cycling,
Volleyball,
Basketball,
Alpine Skiing, Nordic Skiing, Swimming, This list is a combination of the above mentioned lists. To compile the result of this list, the outcoming points of all positions (1-20; position 1 = 20 points, position 2 = 19 points etc.) have been added up. The ranking list shows the sportive power of a country and how at the same time a country developes sportive activities as well as the quality of its institutions, where one can practise sports. |
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Position |
Country |
Points |
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1 |
Sweden |
117 |
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2 |
Switzerland |
95 |
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3 |
Australia |
88 |
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4 |
Germany |
81 |
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5 |
Netherlands |
75 |
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6 |
USA |
74 |
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7 |
Hungary |
72 |
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8 |
Croatia |
72 |
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9 |
Norway |
68 |
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10 |
Finland |
63 |
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11 |
Czech Republic |
59 |
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12 |
Denmark |
57 |
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13 |
Belgium |
54 |
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14 |
Spain |
53 |
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15 |
France |
52 |
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16 |
Italy |
50 |
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17 |
Bulgaria |
49 |
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18 |
Kuba |
48 |
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19 |
Romania |
48 |
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20 |
Austria |
47 |
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Sources: Wikipedia, OECD, IOC, FIFA, DFB, Stand: Sept. 2007 The ranking list has
been compiled in the best of one‘s knowledge. For the completeness and for
the total correctness of contents of this ranking list cannot be taken
over guarantee. If there are noticed mistakes in the list, please send us
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