Moscow 1980 Summer Olympics Quiz

The Soviet Union won the most medals at the 1980 Summer Olympics. This was because the Soviet Union had a strong and well-funded sports program, which allowed them to excel in various sports disciplines. Additionally, as the host country of the 1980 Olympics, the Soviet Union had the advantage of competing on home soil, which often leads to better performance due to familiarity with the environment and support from home fans.

In the 1980 Summer Olympics, 80 nations competed.

Field Hockey was added to the 1980 Summer Olympics for the first time. This means that prior to 1980, Field Hockey was not included as a women's sport in the Olympic Games.

Misha The Bear Cub was the mascot for the 1980 Summer Olympic Games. The bear is a symbol of Russia and represents strength and courage. Misha was chosen as the mascot to promote the friendly and welcoming nature of the Soviet Union. The bear cub became a beloved symbol of the Games and was featured in various merchandise and promotional materials.

Aleksandr Dityatin became the first athlete to win eight medals in one Olympics in 1980.

East Germany won the men's coxless pairs rowing event in the 1980 Summer Olympics.

Teofilo Stevenson became the first boxer to win 3 consecutive Olympic titles in the heavyweight category in 1980. His remarkable achievement showcased his dominance and skill in the sport. Stevenson's consistent success in the Olympics solidified his status as one of the greatest boxers in history.