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2026 Winter Olympics Final Medal Table – Milano Cortina 2026: Norway Sets Record with 18 Golds & 41 Total Medals, USA Claims Second with Historic 12 Golds

2026 Winter Olympics Medal Table

Here is the updated 2026 Winter Olympics Medal Table. Final Update: February 22, 2026 (All 116 Events Complete)
The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics have wrapped up, with Norway reclaiming dominance by winning a record 18 gold medals—the most in any single Winter Games—and 41 total medals overall. The United States delivered their strongest Winter performance ever, securing 12 golds (a new national record) and 33 total medals to finish second. Host nation Italy impressed with 10 golds and 30 total medals for fourth place, boosted by home-crowd energy.

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2026 Winter Olympics Medal Table – Updated Feb 20th (1100 Italy Time)

Here’s the latest official 2026 Winter Olympics medal table.

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  • All events are finished.
  • Norway topped the table with a record 18 golds (most in Winter Olympics history) and 41 total medals.
  • The USA set a national record with 12 golds (most ever for them in Winter Games) and finished second overall.
  • Italy (hosts) had a strong showing in fourth.

Final Medal Table (Top 12+ for completeness)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Norway (NOR)18121141
2United States (USA)1212933
3Netherlands (NED)107320
4Italy (ITA) host1061430
5Germany (GER)810826
6France (FRA)89623
7Sweden (SWE)86418
8Switzerland (SUI)69823
9Austria (AUT)58518
10Japan (JPN)571224
11Canada (CAN)57921
12China (CHN)54615

Key notes to add/update in the article:

  • Last updated: February 22, 2026 (closing day, post all events including men’s hockey final).
  • Norway’s dominance came largely from cross-country skiing (e.g., Johannes Høsflot Klæbo won 6 golds alone).
  • USA highlights included a men’s ice hockey gold over Canada on the final day.
  • Italy benefited from home advantage, especially in alpine and other events.
  • 29 NOCs won at least one medal; 19 won gold.

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