What was the largest winning score in the Eurovision Song Contest, and who achieved it?

The largest winning score in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest is indeed 387 points, achieved by Norway in the 2009 contest. This record score came during a significant competition, showcasing the popularity of the winning entry and the voting system in place at the time. Norway's victory was marked by a high level of support from both the public and professional juries, which contributed to their impressive tally.

The scoring system in Eurovision has evolved over the years, allowing for a wide range of points to be awarded. The larger point totals seen in recent years reflect a combination of factors, including the number of participating countries and the voting format, which can significantly influence the total score a country can achieve.

This record score not only highlights Norway's successful entry but also has set a benchmark for future contests, making Norway's achievement a notable part of Eurovision history.