ATHENS 2004:

Gold - South Africa (Roland Mark Schoeman, Lyndon Ferns, Darian
                     Townsend, Ryk Neethling)
Silver - Netherlands (Johan Kenkhuis, Mitja Zastrow, Klaas-Erik
                      Zwering, Pieter van den Hoogenband)
Bronze - United States (Ian Crocker, Michael Phelps, Neil
                        Walker, Jason Lezak)

SYDNEY 2000:

Gold - Australia (Michael Klim, Chris Fydler, Ashley Callus,
                  Ian Thorpe)
Silver - United States (Anthony Ervin, Neil Walker, Jason Lezak,
                        Gary Hall Jr.)
Bronze - Brazil (Fernando Scherer, Gustavo Borges, Carlos Jayme,
                 Edvaldo Silva Filho)

ATLANTA 1996:

Gold - United States (Jon Olsen, Josh Davis, Bradley Schumacher,
                      Gary Hall Jr.)
Silver - Russia (Vladimir Pyshnenko, Aleksandr Popov, Roman
                 Yegerov, Vladimir Predkin)
Bronze - Germany (Mark Pinger, Bjorn Zikarsky, Christian
                  Troeger, Bengt Zikarsky)

BARCELONA 1992:

Gold - United States (Joe Hudepohl, Matt Biondi, Tom Jager,
                      Jon Olsen)
Silver - Unified Team (Pavel Khnykine, Guennadi Prigoda,
                       Iouri Bashkatov, Alexandre Popov)
Bronze - Germany (Christian Troeger, Dirk Richter, Steffen
                  Zesner, Mark Pinger)

SEOUL 1988:

Gold - United States (Christopher Jacobs, Troy Dalbey, Thomas
                      Jager, Matthew Biondi)
Silver - Soviet Union (Gennady Prigoda, Yuri Bashkatov, Nikolai
                       Yevseyev, Vladimir Tkachenko)
Bronze - East Germany (Dirk Richter, Thomas Flemming, Lars
                       Hinneburg, Steffen Zesner)

LOS ANGELES 1984:

Gold - United States (Christopher Cavanaugh, Michael Heath,
                      Matthew Biondi, Ambrose "Rowdy" Gaines)
Silver - Australia (Gregory Fasala, Neil Brooks, Michael Delany,
                    Mark Stockwell)
Bronze - Sweden (Thomas Lejdstrom, Bengt Baron, Mikael Orn,
                 Per Johansson)

1976 - 1980

not held

MUNICH 1972:

Gold - United States (David Edgar, John Murphy, Jerry
                      Heindereich, Mark Spitz)
Silver - Soviet Union (Vladimir Bure, Viktor Mazanov, Viktor
                       Aboimov, Igor Grivennikov)
Bronze - East Germany (Roland Matthes, Wilfried Hartung, Peter
                       Bruch, Lutz Unger)
             
MEXICO CITY 1968:

Gold - United States (Zachary Zorn, Stephen Rerych, Mark Spitz,
                      Kenneth Walsh)
Silver - Soviet Union (Seymon Berlits-Geiman, Viktor Mazanov,
                       GEorgi Kulikov, Leonoid Ilyichev)
Bronze - Australia (Gregory Rogers, Robert Windle, Robert
                    Cusack, Michael Wenden)

TOKYO 1964:

Gold - United States (Stephen Clark, Michael Austin, Gary Ilman,
                      Donald Schollander)
Silver - X-Germany (Horst Loffler, Frank Wiegand, Uwe Jacobsen,
	    	    Hans-Joachim Klein)
Bronze - Australia (David Dickson, Peter Doak, John Ryan,
                    Robert Windle)
X-team comprised of East and West Germans

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