LILLEHAMMER 1994:

Gold   - Jens Weissflog, Germany
Silver - Espen Bredesen, Norway
Bronze - Andreas Goldberger, Austria

ALBERTVILLE 1992:

Gold   - Toni Nieminen, Finland
Silver - Martin Hollwarth, Austria
Bronze - Heinz Kuttin, Austria

CALGARY 1988:

Gold   - Matti Nykanen, Finland
Silver - Erik Johnsen, Norway
Bronze - Matjaz Debelak, Yugoslavia

SARAJEVO 1984:

Gold   - Matti Nykanen, Finland
Silver - Jens Weissflog, East Germany
Bronze - Pavel Ploc, Czechoslovakia

LAKE PLACID 1980:

Gold   - Jouko Tormanen, Finland
Silver - Hubert Neuper, Austria
Bronze - Jari Puikkonen, Finland

INNSBRUCK 1976:

Gold   - Karl Schnabl, Austria
Silver - Anton Innauer, Austria
Bronze - Henry Glass, East Germany

SAPPORO 1972:

Gold   - Wojciech Fortuna, Poland
Silver - Walter Steiner, Switzerland
Bronze - Rainer Schmidt, East Germany

GRENOBLE 1968:

Gold   - Vladimir Beloussov, Soviet Union
Silver - Jiri Raska, Czechoslovakia
Bronze - Lars Grini, Norway

INNSBRUCK 1964:

Gold   - Toralf Engan, Norway
Silver - Veikko Kankkonen, Finland
Bronze - Torgeir Brandtzag, Norway

SQUAW VALLEY 1960:

Gold   - Helmut Recknagel, East Germany
Silver - Niilo Halonen, Finland
Bronze - Otto Leodolter, Austria

CORTINA 1956:

Gold   - Antti Hyvarinen, Finland
Silver - Aulis Kallakorpi, Finland
Bronze - Harry Glass, East Germany

OSLO 1952:

Gold   - Arnfinn Bergmann, Norway
Silver - Torbjorn Falkanger, Norway
Bronze - Karl Holmstrom, Sweden

ST. MORITZ 1948:

Gold   - Petter Hugsted, Norway
Silver - Birger Ruud, Norway
Bronze - Thorleif Schjelderup, Norway

GARMISCH 1936:

Gold   - Birger Ruud, Norway
Silver - Sven Eriksson, Sweden
Bronze - Reidar Andersen, Norway

LAKE PLACID 1932:

Gold   - Birger Ruud, Norway
Silver - Hans Beck, Norway
Bronze - Kaare Wahlberg, Norway

ST. MORITZ 1928:

Gold   - Alf Andersen, Norway
Silver - Sigmund Ruud, Norway
Bronze - Rudolf Burkert, Czechoslovakia

CHAMONIX 1924:

Gold   - Jacob Tullin Thams, Norway
Silver - Narve Bonna, Norway
Bronze - Anders Haugen, United States