Thailand at the Southeast Asian Games

Thailand is one of the founders of the Southeast Asian Games Federation or the SEAG Federation in 1959. Thailand has hosted the SEA Games 6 times, in 1959, 1967, 1975, 1985 in the City of Bangkok, 1995 in Chiang Mai, and 2007 in Nakhon Ratchasima. Thailand has announced its bid to host the 2025 in Chonburi.

Thailand at the
Southeast Asian Games
IOC codeTHA
NOCNational Olympic Committee of Thailand
Websitewww.olympicthai.or.th/eng
Medals
Ranked 1st
Gold
1,885
Silver
1,930
Bronze
1,945
Total
5,760
Southeast Asian Games appearances (overview)

Thailand has been known to be the country that always toped in the Medal Tally since the first edition of the games in 1959 hosted by them.

Medal by Games
All-time Medal Tally of Thailand
Year Host Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank
1959 Bangkok 35 26 16 77 1st
1961 Rangoon 21 18 22 61 2nd
1965 Kuala Lumpur 38 33 35 106 1st
1967 Bangkok 77 48 47 172
1969 Rangoon 32 32 45 109 2nd
1971 Kuala Lumpur 44 27 38 109 1st
1973 Singapore 47 25 27 99
1975 Bangkok 80 45 39 164
1977 Kuala Lumpur 37 35 33 105 3rd
1979 Jakarta 50 46 29 125 2nd
1981 Manila 62 45 41 148 2nd
1983 Singapore 49 40 45 127 3rd
1985 Bangkok 92 66 59 217 1st
1987 Jakarta 63 57 67 187 2nd
1989 Kuala Lumpur 62 63 66 191 3rd
1991 Manila 72 80 69 221
1993 Singapore 63 70 63 196 2nd
1995 Chiang Mai 157 98 91 346 1st
1997 Jakarta 83 97 78 258 2nd
1999 Bandar Seri Begawan 65 48 56 169 1st
2001 Kuala Lumpur 103 86 89 278 2nd
2003 Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh 90 93 98 281
2005 Manila 87 79 117 283
2007 Nakhon Ratchasima 183 123 103 409 1st
2009 Vientiane 86 83 97 266
2011 Jakarta and Palembang 109 101 119 329 2nd
2013 Nay Pyi Taw 108 94 82 284
2015 Singapore 95 83 69 247 1st
2017 Kuala Lumpur 72 86 88 246 2nd
2019 Philippines 92 103 123 318 3rd
Total 1885 1940 1943 5758 1st
gollark: They CLAIM to be running the latest version from the git repo.
gollark: I'm getting this as a potatOS-related bug report from a user, so they *may* just be on the wrong version.
gollark: In CC, it appears to use the second return value as the error, CraftOS-PC doesn't.
gollark: The line```lua local h = assert(http.get(url, nil, true)) -- binary mode, to avoid any weirdness```in potatOS works in CCEmuX but not CraftOS-PC. Although it might be that the HTTP thing is broken too, I can't check.
gollark: CraftOS-PC's `assert` seems to work differently to the CC one.

References
    This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.