How many medals did Team GB win at the last Olympics? How many could they win in Tokyo?
Team GB have not set a medal target for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics but theyll be hoping to make more golden memories regardless. Chef de mission Mark England says the Covid-19 pandemic has made it impossible to predict how competitive the British athletes will be this summer. AFP 1 Dina Asher-Smith will be one of Team GBs big medal hopes  While some will understandably struggle due to the issues of the past 18 months, others will no doubt rise to the occasion and claim glory. Following on from some difficult performances at the Games, Team GB have been superb at the last three Olympics. They claimed 19 golds in a total of 51 medals at the 2008 Games in Beijing and they excelled on home turf at London 2012, winning a record 29 golds in a total of 65. The British team then claimed their biggest ever medal haul at the 2016 Games in Rio, winning 67 medals, 27 of which were gold. All-time Summer Olympic Games medal table United States: 1,022 golds, 2,523 total Soviet Union: 395 golds, 1,010 total Great Britain: 263 golds, 851 total France: 212 golds, 716 total Germany: 191 golds, 615 total Italy: 206 golds, 577 total China: 224 golds, 546 total Australia: 147 golds, 497 total Sweden: 145 golds, 494 total Hungary: 175 golds, 491 total  The last Olympics saw Team GB finish behind only the USA in the medal table, beating China, Russia and Germany into second. It was their greatest performance since the 1908 Games where only 22 nations competed. Tokyo will represent plenty of challenges for the British athletes but they are set to take a team of 375 to Japan  nine more than went to Rio. The nation will be hoping for as many medals as possible and Team GB will have plenty of star names in action.