Most Olympic walking medals, Men

The most Olympic walking medals won by a male athlete is four and was first achieved by Ugo Frigerio (Italy) with gold in the 3,000 m in 1920, and 10,000 m in 1920 and 1924 followed by a bronze medal at 50,000 m in 1932. The total is shared with Vladimir Golubnichiy (USSR) , who won gold medals for the 20 km in 1960 and 1968, the silver in 1972 and the bronze in 1964. Most recently it was equalled by Robert Korzeniowski (Poland) who won 3 gold medals in the 50km from 1996-2004 and a gold medal in the 20km in 2000. Korzeniowski is the only man to win 4 gold medals, in 2004 he surpassed the record of 3 gold medals held by Ugo Frigerio.