ATHENS 2004:

Gold - United States (Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker, Jason Lezak)
Silver - Germany (Steffen Driesen, Jens Kruppa, Thomas Rupprath, Conrad Lars)
Bronze - Japan (Tomomi Morita, Kosuke Kitajima, Takashi Yamamoto,
                Yoshihiro Okumura)

SYDNEY 2000:

Gold - United States (Lenny Krayzelburg, Ed Moses, Ian Crocker, Gary Hall Jr.)
Silver - Australia (Matthew Welsh, Regan Harrison, Geoff Huegill, Michael Klim)
Bronze - Germany (Stev Theloke, Jens Kruppa, Thomas Rupprath,   
                  Torsten Spanneberg)

ATLANTA 1996:

Gold - United States (Jeff Rouse, Mark Henderson, Gary Hall, Jr.,
                      Jeremy Linn)
Silver - Russia (Vladimir Selkov, Stanislav Lopukhov, Denis Pankratov,
                 Aleksnader Popov)
Bronze - Australia (Philip Rogers, Michael Klim, Scott Miller,
                    Steven Dewick)

BARCELONA 1992:

Gold -- United States (Jeff Rouse, Nelson Diebel, 
                       Pablo Morales, Jon Olsen)
Silver -- Unified team (Vladimir Selkov, Vassili Ivanov, 
                        Pavel Khnykine, Alexander Popov)
Bronze -- Canada (Mark Tewksbury, Jonathan Cleveland,
                  Marcel Gery, Stephen Clarke)

SEOUL 1988:

Gold - United States (David Berkoff, Richard Schroeder, 
                      Matthew Biondi, Christopher Jacobs)
Silver - Canada (Mark Tewksbury, Victor Davis, Thomas Ponting, 
                 Donald "Sandy" Goss)
Bronze - Soviet Union (Igor Poliansky, Dmitri Volkov, 
                       Vadim Yaroshchuk, Gennady Prigoda)

LOS ANGELES 1984:

Gold - United States (Richard Carey, Steve Lundquist, 
                      Pablo Morales, Ambrose "Rowdy" Gaines)
Silver - Canada (Mike West, Victor Davis, Thomas Ponting, 
                 Donald "Sandy" Goss)
Bronze - Australia (Mark Kerry, Peter Evans, Glenn Buchanan, 
                    Mark Stockwell)

MOSCOW 1980:

Gold - Australia (Mark Kerry, Peter Evans, Mark Tonelli, 
                  Neil Brooks)
Silver - Soviet Union (Viktor Kuznetsov, Arsen Miskarov, 
                       Yevgeny Serdin, Sergei Kopliakov)
Bronze - Great Britain (Gary Abraham, Duncan Goodhew, 
                        David Lowe, Martin Smith)

MONTREAL 1976:

Gold - United States (John Naber, John Hencken, Matt Vogel, 
                      Jim Montgomery)
Silver - Canada (Stephen Pickell, Graham Smith, Clay Evans, 
                 Gary McDonald)
Bronze - Germany (Klaus Steinbach, Walter Kusch, Michael Kraus, 
                  Peter Nocke)

MUNICH 1972:

Gold - United States (Michael Stamm, Thomas Bruce, Mark Spitz, 
                      Jerry Heidenreich)
Silver - West Germany (Roland Matthies, Klaus Katzur, 
                       Hartmut Flockner, Lutz Unger)
Bronze - Canada (Eric Fish, William Mahony, Bruce Robertson, 
                 Robert Kasting)

MEXICO CITY 1968:

Gold - United States (Charles Hickcox, Donald McKenzie, 
                      Douglas Russell, Kenneth Walsh)
Silver - West Germany (Roland Matthes, Egon Henninger, 
                       Horst-Gunther Gregor, Frank Wiegand)
Bronze - Soviet Union (Yuri Gromak, Vladimir Kossinsky, 
                       Vladimir Nemshilov, Leonoid Ilychiev)

TOKYO 1964:

Gold - United States (Harold Thompson Mann, William Craig, 
                      Fred Schmidt, Stephen Clark)
Silver -  X-Germany (Ernst-Joachim Kuppers, Egon Henninger, 
                     Horst Gunther Gregor, Hans Joachim Klein)
Bronze - Australia (Peter Reynolds, Ian O'Brien, Kevin Berry, 
                    David Dickson)

X-team comprised of East and West Germans

ROME 1960:

Gold - United States (Frank McKinney, Paul Halt, Lance Larson, 
                      F. Jeffrey Farrell)
Silver - Australia (David Theile, Terry Gathercole, 
                    Neville Hayes, Geoffrey Shipton)
Bronze - Japan (Kazuo Tomita, Koichi Hirakida, Yoshihiko Osaki, 
                Keigo Shimizu)

1896 - 1956:

not held

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