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This statistic shows the evolution of the number of medals won by women and men from Spain in the Summer Olympic Games between Barcelona 1992 and Tokyo 2020. As can be seen, until the edition held in London in 2012, men always won more medals than women. After the event in the British capital, where Spanish women reached their peak with 13 Olympic medals, in Rio 2016 Spanish male athletes again fell behind their female teammates in the medal count. This situation was repeated again in Tokyo 2020. In that edition, the men of the Spanish delegation won a total of 11 medals, including the one won by Alberto Fernández in mixed Olympic shooting alongside athlete Fátima Gálvez. Meanwhile, the female athletes obtained seven medals.