FACTOID # 2: Russia won the first World Air Games, held in Turkey in 1997. Events included hang-gliding, sky-surfing, and ballooning.
 
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Sports Statistics > Air Games > Total medals (most recent) by country

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   Russia  17.7%
   France  11.6%
   United States  8.8%
   Ukraine  8.4%
   Germany  7.9%
   Poland  6.5%
   Slovakia  5.6%
   Czech Republic  4.2%
   Switzerland  3.3%
   Spain  2.8%
   Turkey  2.8%
   Slovenia  2.3%
   Japan  1.9%
   China  1.9%
   Sweden  1.9%
   Lithuania  1.9%
   Hungary  1.9%
   Austria  1.4%
   Italy  1.4%
   Latvia  0.9%


Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Russia: 38 
# 2   France: 25 
# 3   United States: 19 
# 4   Ukraine: 18 
# 5   Germany: 17 
# 6   Poland: 14 
# 7   Slovakia: 12 
# 8   Czech Republic: 9 
# 9   Switzerland: 7 
= 10   Spain: 6 
= 10   Turkey: 6 
# 12   Slovenia: 5 
= 13   Japan: 4 
= 13   China: 4 
= 13   Sweden: 4 
= 13   Lithuania: 4 
= 13   Hungary: 4 
= 18   Austria: 3 
= 18   Italy: 3 
= 20   Latvia: 2 
= 20   Canada: 2 
= 20   Brazil: 2 
= 20   Israel: 2 
= 20   Finland: 2 
= 25   Kazakhstan: 1 
= 25   Romania: 1 
= 25   South Africa: 1 
Total: 215  
Weighted average: 8.0  



DEFINITION: Total medals won in the First Air Games, held in Turkey in 1997. Events included parachuting, sky-surfing, hang-gliding and ballooning.

SOURCE: Air Sports International

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