About the Tokyo Olympics With 6 gold, 7 silver and 7 bronze medals the Hungarian team returned home, and the medalists, more precisely the first eight winners of the Olympic competitions, will receive a cash prize from the government. It is worth HUF 50 million for gold, HUF 35.7 million for silver, HUF 28.5 million for bronze and HUF 2.8 million for eighth place. Whoever won more medals also received more money. The Olympians received a total of HUF 2.39 billion in prizes.
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Csipes Tamara
Photo: Tamás Kovács / MTI / MTVA
Who exactly received how much, a Glance gathered, they stand in the top ten places:
- HUF 107.2 million – Csipes Tamara (kayak)
- 100 – Danuta Kozák (kayak) and Kristóf Milák (swimming)
- 78.5 – Áron Szilágyi (fencing) and Dóra Bodonyi (kayaking)
- 71.5 – Kopasz Bálint (kayak)
- 55.7 – Sándor Tótka (kayak)
- 50 – Tamás Lőrincz (wrestling), Anna Kárász (kayaking)
- 35.7 – Viktor Lőrincz (wrestling), Ádám Varga (kayak), Kristóf Rasovszky (open water swimming), Zsombor Berecz (sailing), Gergely Siklósi (fencing)
- 28.5 – Krisztián Tóth (juggling), Gábor Hárspataki (karate), Sarolta Kovács (five), Csanád Gémesi (fencing), András Szatmári (fencing), Tamás Decsi (fencing), men’s and women’s water polo team
- 27.2 – Nádas Bence (kayak), Csizmadia Kolos (kayak), Kapás Bulgarian (swimming)
- 24.3 – Márton Anna (fencing)
Blikk adds, by way of comparison, that the most recently established average Hungarian average salary was HUF 293 thousand, which means that the amount received for the Olympic gold medal corresponds to more than 14 years of work.
Hungarians are ranked 15th on the medal table in terms of both gold medals and all medals, with this one-year slip-in Tokyo Olympics from a Hungarian point of view. surpassed expectations.
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