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Winter Olympics 2026: Official Medal Count Tracker Updated Feb 13

Danny Mogollon

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Winter Olympics 2026 Official Leaderboard (Feb. 13)
Track every gold, silver, and bronze at the Winter Olympics 2026. See the official medal count by country, live standings, and daily winners from Milan-Cortina.

Milan Cortina 2026 Medals Leaderboard Feb. 13 (10:51 AM ET)
- 1) Norway: 18 Medals - 8 Gold
- 2) Italy: 18 Medals - 6 Gold
- 3) United States: 14 Medals
- 4) Austria: 12 Medals
- 5) France: 10 Medals - 4 Gold
- 6) Japan: 10 Medals - 2 Gold
- 7) Germany: 9 Medals
- 8) Sweden: 8 Medals
- 9) Switzerland: 7 Medals (4 Gold)
- 10) Canada: 7 Medals (0 Gold)
- 11) Netherlands: 6 Medals
- 12) South Korea: 4 Medals - 1 Gold
- 13) China: 4 Medals - 0 Gold
- 14) Czechia: 3 Medals
- 15) Australia: 2 Medals - 2 Gold
- 16) Slovenia: 2 Medals - 1 Gold, 1 Silver
- 17) New Zealand: 2 Medals - 1 Silver, 1 Bronze
- 18) Bulgaria: 2 Medals - 2 Bronze
- 19) Latvia: 1 Medal - 1 Silver
- 19) Poland: 1 Medal - 1 Silver
- 21) Belgium: 1 Medal - 1 Bronze
- 21) Finland: 1 Medal - 1 Bronze
Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games
As of 10:50 AM ET on Friday, the host country, Italy, has tied Norway with 18 medals each.

The Scandinavians maintain their first-place position in the 2026 Winter Olympics with eight gold medals, compared with six for the Italians. Not all medals are treated equally. Italy's six gold medals are second only to Norway's, and the home nation has the most bronze medals (nine).

The United States is third on the leaderboard with a Milan-high seven silver medals, accounting for half of their podium trips (14 medals). Austria, France, and Japan make it the six countries to have medaled at least 10 times in Italy.

Twenty-two countries have medaled in Milan-Cortina, including 15 from Europe. Canada joins the USA in representing the Americas, three countries from Asia, as well as Australia and New Zealand.

We break down the Winter Olympics 2026 medal leaderboard with our tracker, ranking each country by the number of gold, silver, bronze, and total medals won in Italy.
1) Norway: 18 Medals (8 Gold)
Gold medallist Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo of Norway celebrates on the podium with silver medallist Ben Ogden of the United States and bronze medallist Oskar Opstad Vike of Norway in the men's cross country skiing sprint classic during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Tesero Cross-Country Skiing Stadium.

Mandatory Credit: Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters via Imagn Images

Norway Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 8

Silver Medals: 3

Bronze Medals: 7

Total: 18
2) Italy: 18 Medals (6 Gold)
Silver medalist Giovanni Franzoni of Italy, gold medalist Franjo von Allmen of Switzerland, and bronze medalist Dominik Paris of Italy on the podium after the men's downhill alpine skiing race in the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Stelvio Ski Centre.

Mandatory Credit: Gintare Karpaviciute/Reuters via Imagn Images

Italy Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 6

Silver Medals: 3

Bronze Medals: 9

Total: 18
3) United States: 14 Medals
Breezy Johnson of the United States celebrates with her gold medal after winning the women's downhill alpine skiing race during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Tofane Alpine Skiing Centre.

Mandatory Credit: Michael Madrid-Imagn Images

United States Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 4

Silver Medals: 7

Bronze Medals: 3

Total: 14
4) Austria: 12 Medals
Gold medalist Benjamin Karl of Austria celebrates during the medal ceremony for the men's parallel giant slalom during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Livigno Snow Park.

Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images

Austria Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 3

Silver Medals: 6

Bronze Medals: 3

Total: 12
5) France: 10 Medals (4 Gold)
Silver medallist Mathis Desloges of France celebrates after finishing second in the Men's 10km + 10km Skiathlon during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Tesero Cross-Country Skiing Stadium.

Mandatory Credit: Kai Pfaffenbach-Reuters via Imagn Images

France Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 4

Silver Medals: 5

Bronze Medals: 1

Total: 10
6) Japan: 10 Medals (2 Gold)
From left, Ryoma Kimata (Silver Medal) of Japan, Kira Kimura (Gold Medal) of Japan, and Yiming Su of the People's Republic of China celebrate on the podium after the men's snowboarding big air final during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Livigno Snow Park.

Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images

Japan Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 2

Silver Medals: 2

Bronze Medals: 6

Total: 10
7) Germany: 9 Medals
Silver medalist Emma Aicher of Germany in the women's downhill alpine skiing race during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Tofane Alpine Skiing Centre.

Mandatory Credit: Eric Bolte-Imagn Images

Germany Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 4

Silver Medals: 3

Bronze Medals: 2

Total: 9
8) Sweden: 8 Medals
Frida Karlsson of Sweden celebrates winning gold in the women's 10km + 10km skiathlon during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Tesero Cross-Country Skiing Stadium.

Credit: Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters via Imagn Images

Sweden Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 4

Silver Medals: 3

Bronze Medals: 1

Total: 8
9) Switzerland: 7 Medals (4 Gold)
Gold medalist Franjo von Allmen of Switzerland in the men's downhill alpine skiing race in the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Stelvio Ski Centre.

Mandatory Credit: Denis Balibouse/Reuters via Imagn Images

Switzerland Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 4

Silver Medals: 1

Bronze Medals: 2

Total: 7
10) Canada: 7 Medals (0 Gold)
Bronze medalist Valerie Maltais of Canada races in the women's speed skating 3000m during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Milano Speed Skating Stadium.

Mandatory Credit: Katie Stratman-Imagn Images

Canada Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 0

Silver Medals: 3

Bronze Medals: 4

Total: 7
11) Netherlands: 6 Medals
Jutta Leerdam of the Netherlands reacts after winning gold in the women's speed skating 1000m during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Milano Speed Skating Stadium.

Mandatory Credit: Katie Stratman-Imagn Images

Netherlands Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 3

Silver Medals: 3

Bronze Medals: 0

Total: 6
12) South Korea: 4 Medals (1 Gold)
Silver medalist Sangkyum Kim of the Republic of Korea during men's parallel giant slalom 1/8 finals during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Livigno Snow Park.

Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images

South Korea Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 1

Silver Medals: 1

Bronze Medals: 2

Total: 4
13) China: 4 Medals (0 Gold)
Yiming Su of the People's Republic of China celebrates his bronze medal in the men's snowboarding big air final during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Livigno Snow Park.

Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images

China Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 0

Silver Medals: 2

Bronze Medals: 2

Total: 4
14) Czechia: 3 Medals
Gold medalist Zuzana Maderova of Czechia celebrates during the medal ceremony for the women's parallel giant slalom during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Livigno Snow Park.

Mandatory Credit: Jack Gruber-Imagn Images

Czechia Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 1

Silver Medals: 2

Bronze Medals: 0

Total: 3
15) Australia: 2 Medals (2 Gold)
Gold medalist Josie Baff of Australia celebrates during the medal ceremony for women's snowboard cross during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Livigno Snow Park.

Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images

Australia Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 2

Silver Medals: 0

Bronze Medals: 0

Total: 2
16) Slovenia: 2 Medals (1 Gold, 1 Silver)
Silver medalist Nika Prevc of Slovenia during a women's ski jumping normal hill training session during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium.

Mandatory Credit: Kacper Pempel-Reuters via Imagn Images

Slovenia Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 1

Silver Medals: 1

Bronze Medals: 0

Total: 2
17) New Zealand: 2 Medals (1 Silver, 1 Bronze)
Silver medalist Zoi Sadowski Synnott of New Zealand on the podium after the women's snowboarding big air final during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Livigno Snow Park.

Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images

New Zealand Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 0

Silver Medals: 1

Bronze Medals: 1

Total: 2
18) Bulgaria: 2 Medals (2 Bronze)
Bronze medalist Tervel Zamfirov of Bulgaria during men's parallel giant slalom 1/8 finals during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Livigno Snow Park.

Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images

Bulgaria Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 0

Silver Medals: 0

Bronze Medals: 2

Total: 2
19) Latvia: 1 Medal (1 Silver)
Silver medalist Elina Bota of Latvia in a luge women's singles run during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Cortina Sliding Centre.

Mandatory Credit: Michael Madrid-Imagn Images

Latvia Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 0

Silver Medals: 1

Bronze Medals: 0

Total: 1
19) Poland: 1 Medal (1 Silver)
Poland Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 0

Silver Medals: 1

Bronze Medals: 0

Total: 1
21) Belgium: 1 Medal (1 Bronze)
Bronze medalists Belgium stand on the podium during the medal ceremony for the mixed team relay during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Milano Ice Skating Arena.

Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn Images

Belgium Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 0

Silver Medals: 0

Bronze Medals: 1

Total: 1
21) Finland: 1 Medal (1 Bronze)
Anni Keisala of Finland, before the start of the second period against Czechia in women's ice hockey group A play during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Milano Rho Ice Hockey Arena.

Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn Images

Finland Winter Olympics 2026 Medals Breakdown

Gold Medals: 0

Silver Medals: 0

Bronze Medals: 1

Total: 1
Winter Olympics 2026 Official Leaderboard (Feb. 13)
Track every gold, silver, and bronze at the Winter Olympics 2026. See the official medal count by country, live standings, and daily winners from Milan-Cortina.

Milan Cortina 2026 Medals Leaderboard Feb. 13 (10:51 AM ET)
- 1) Norway: 18 Medals - 8 Gold
- 2) Italy: 18 Medals - 6 Gold
- 3) United States: 14 Medals
- 4) Austria: 12 Medals
- 5) France: 10 Medals - 4 Gold
- 6) Japan: 10 Medals - 2 Gold
- 7) Germany: 9 Medals
- 8) Sweden: 8 Medals
- 9) Switzerland: 7 Medals (4 Gold)
- 10) Canada: 7 Medals (0 Gold)
- 11) Netherlands: 6 Medals
- 12) South Korea: 4 Medals - 1 Gold
- 13) China: 4 Medals - 0 Gold
- 14) Czechia: 3 Medals
- 15) Australia: 2 Medals - 2 Gold
- 16) Slovenia: 2 Medals - 1 Gold, 1 Silver
- 17) New Zealand: 2 Medals - 1 Silver, 1 Bronze
- 18) Bulgaria: 2 Medals - 2 Bronze
- 19) Latvia: 1 Medal - 1 Silver
- 19) Poland: 1 Medal - 1 Silver
- 21) Belgium: 1 Medal - 1 Bronze
- 21) Finland: 1 Medal - 1 Bronze
Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games
As of 10:50 AM ET on Friday, the host country, Italy, has tied Norway with 18 medals each.

The Scandinavians maintain their first-place position in the 2026 Winter Olympics with eight gold medals, compared with six for the Italians. Not all medals are treated equally. Italy's six gold medals are second only to Norway's, and the home nation has the most bronze medals (nine).

The United States is third on the leaderboard with a Milan-high seven silver medals, accounting for half of their podium trips (14 medals). Austria, France, and Japan make it the six countries to have medaled at least 10 times in Italy.

Twenty-two countries have medaled in Milan-Cortina, including 15 from Europe. Canada joins the USA in representing the Americas, three countries from Asia, as well as Australia and New Zealand.

We break down the Winter Olympics 2026 medal leaderboard with our tracker, ranking each country by the number of gold, silver, bronze, and total medals won in Italy.