Olympic Esports Week: List of all winners and medalists

These are some of the first esports Olympic champions.

The top three competitors for Virtual Sailing lift their trophies at the Olympics Esports Week in Singapore.
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The Olympic Esports Series has now concluded, with numerous gold medalists (but not really because they’re winning trophies, not medals) already having been crowned as winners of their respective events.

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The games in question were not the most popular competitive video games you probably think of when the word ‘esports’ is mentioned, such as League of Legends, Dota 2, and Counter-Strike. Instead, Olympic Esports Week was all about many relatively obscure games somewhat tied back to a ‘traditional’ sport that wouldn’t seem out of place in the real Olympic Games.

Since it can be tough to either stay up late or get up early to watch the Olympic Esports Series, which is taking place in Singapore, I’ve compiled a list of all of the winners and other medalists (again, not really medalists, but I digress).

All winners in Olympic Esports Series

Archery (Tic Tac Bow)

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstUnited StatesJared Montgomery
SecondUnited StatesDavid Chan
ThirdJapanKyosuke Takebayashi

Baseball (WBSC eBASEBALL: POWER PROS)

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstJapanMori Shoma
SecondJapanHoriike Hiroki
ThirdChinese TaipeiWang Chia-Ming

Chess (chess.com)

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstSerbiaAleksei Sarana
SecondIndividual Neutral AthleteMaksim Chigaev
ThirdVietnamSon Nguyen

Cycling (Zwift)

PlacingCountryTeam
FirstSweden, Great Britain, South Africa, and GermanyTeam Fuego (Marlene Bjärehed, Lou Bates, James Barnes, and Martin Maertens)
SecondGreat Britain, United States, Poland, and AustraliaTeam Epic (Charlotte Colclough, Jacquie Godbe, Michal Kamiński, and Ben Hill)
ThirdHong Kong, Great Britain, Belgium, and FinlandTeam Lava (Lam Kong, Alice Lethbridge, Lionel Vujasin, and Teppo Laurio)

Related: Olympic Esports Series 2023: All scores and results

Dance (Just Dance)

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstFranceDina Amandine Morisset
SecondUnited StatesJoseph Cordero
ThirdItalyAntonino Pomilia

Motor Sport (Gran Turismo)

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstFranceKylian Drumont
SecondGreat BritainWilliam Murdoch
ThirdChileAngel Inostroza

Sailing (Virtual Regatta)

Sailing Inshore

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstFranceTim Carpentier
SecondGreat BritainCavan Fyans
ThirdPortugalFrancisco Melo

Sailing Offshore

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstFranceBaptiste Renaut
SecondFranceXavier Coquiard
ThirdFranceAurélie Martin

Shooting (Fortnite)

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstAustraliaLucas Malissa
SecondUnited StatesAlexander Feyzjou
ThirdLatviaAndrej Piratov

Taekwondo (Virtual Taekwondo)

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstSingaporeNigel Tan
SecondSingaporeNatalie Tor
ThirdChinaWu Jingyu

Tennis (Tennis Clash)

PlacingCountryPlayer
FirstFranceAnass Benghazi
SecondChinaShenghao He
ThirdGreat BritainWilliam Foster
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Preston Byers
Dot Esports associate editor. Co-host of the Ego Chall Podcast. Since discovering esports through the 2013 Call of Duty Championship, Preston has pursued a career in esports and gaming. He graduated from Youngstown State University with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2021.
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Weekend editor for Dot Esports. Nick, better known as Taffy, began his esports career in commentary, switching to journalism with a focus on Oceanic esports, particularly Counter-Strike and Dota. Email: nicholas@dotesports.com