Top 10 Spanish Olympic Gold Medalists of All Time

The King of Clay won Olympic gold in singles at Beijing 2008 and doubles gold at Rio 2016. With 22 Grand Slam titles and Olympic golds, Nadal is Spain's most decorated athlete in history.

In 1992, on home soil in Barcelona, Fermin Cacho delivered one of Spain's most emotional Olympic moments by winning the 1500m gold medal. His extraordinary finish defined the Barcelona Olympics for Spanish fans.

Spain's most decorated Olympic athlete with five medals including multiple golds in kayak sprint. His Rio 2016 performance — gold in both K1 200m and K2 200m — was unprecedented in Spanish Olympic history.

The Spanish gymnast won back-to-back Olympic gold medals in vault at Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004. His explosive power and technical brilliance made him one of the world's greatest gymnasts of the early 2000s.

Spain's premier canoeist, David Cal won multiple Olympic silver and bronze medals. He transformed Spanish canoe slalom into a medal discipline and inspired a generation of paddlers.

A trailblazer for Spanish women's sport with Olympic bronze in singles and silver in doubles. With four Grand Slam singles titles, she remains one of the greatest tennis players Spain has ever produced.

La Seleccion has been the dominant force in international basketball for two decades. Olympic gold at Athens 2008 with stars Pau Gasol and Ricky Rubio leading one of the most successful national basketball programmes in history.

Spain's most successful snowboarder, Regino Hernandez won bronze in snowboard cross at PyeongChang 2018. He remains Spain's leading winter sports ambassador and has consistently performed at the highest level.

The queen of Spanish badminton made history by winning Olympic gold at Rio 2016, becoming the first European woman to win the Olympic badminton singles title. A three-time world champion and Spain's greatest ever badminton player.

The King of Clay won Olympic gold in singles at Beijing 2008 and doubles gold at Rio 2016. With 22 Grand Slam titles and Olympic golds, Nadal is Spain's most decorated athlete in history.

In 1992, on home soil in Barcelona, Fermin Cacho delivered one of Spain's most emotional Olympic moments by winning the 1500m gold medal. His extraordinary finish defined the Barcelona Olympics for Spanish fans.

Spain's most decorated Olympic athlete with five medals including multiple golds in kayak sprint. His Rio 2016 performance — gold in both K1 200m and K2 200m — was unprecedented in Spanish Olympic history.

The Spanish gymnast won back-to-back Olympic gold medals in vault at Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004. His explosive power and technical brilliance made him one of the world's greatest gymnasts of the early 2000s.

Spain's premier canoeist, David Cal won multiple Olympic silver and bronze medals. He transformed Spanish canoe slalom into a medal discipline and inspired a generation of paddlers.

A trailblazer for Spanish women's sport with Olympic bronze in singles and silver in doubles. With four Grand Slam singles titles, she remains one of the greatest tennis players Spain has ever produced.

La Seleccion has been the dominant force in international basketball for two decades. Olympic gold at Athens 2008 with stars Pau Gasol and Ricky Rubio leading one of the most successful national basketball programmes in history.

Spain's most successful snowboarder, Regino Hernandez won bronze in snowboard cross at PyeongChang 2018. He remains Spain's leading winter sports ambassador and has consistently performed at the highest level.

The queen of Spanish badminton made history by winning Olympic gold at Rio 2016, becoming the first European woman to win the Olympic badminton singles title. A three-time world champion and Spain's greatest ever badminton player.