2014 Winter Olympics - Medal Tracker

Countries Athletes

Medal Leaders

1
12
RUS
2
11
NOR
3
10
CAN

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

RUS	12
NOR	11
CAN	10

Silver

Silver

RUS	11
CAN	10
AUT	9

Bronze

Bronze

USA	12
NOR	10
RUS	9

Total Medals By Country
Group	G	S	B	Total
RUSRussia	12	11	9	32
USAUnited States	9	7	12	28
NORNorway	11	6	10	27
CANCanada	10	10	5	25
NEDNetherlands	8	7	9	24
GERGermany	9	5	5	19
AUTAustria	4	9	4	17
FRAFrance	4	4	7	15
SWESweden	2	7	6	15
SUISwitzerland	6	3	2	11
CHNChina	3	4	2	9
KORSouth Korea	3	3	2	8
CZECzechia	2	4	2	8
SLOSlovenia	2	2	4	8
JPNJapan	1	4	3	8
ITAItaly	0	2	6	8
BLRBelarus	5	0	1	6
POLPoland	4	1	1	6
FINFinland	1	3	1	5
GBRGreat Britain	1	1	2	4
LATLatvia	0	2	2	4
AUSAustralia	0	2	1	3
UKRUkraine	1	0	1	2
SVKSlovakia	1	0	0	1
CROCroatia	0	1	0	1
KAZKazakhstan	0	0	1	1

Olympics News

Para skier wins Russia's first Paralympic medal since Sochi
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Lindsey Vonn loses World Cup downhill lead to Laura Pirovano
Lindsey Vonn finally lost her lead in the World Cup downhill standings when Laura Pirovano won by the smallest margin of 0.01 seconds on back-to-back days.
Sprinter Fred Kerley gets 2-year ban for missing drug tests
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Iran's Aboulfazl Khatibi won't compete at Milan Paralympics
Iranian athlete Aboulfazl Khatibi will not compete at the Milan Cortina Paralympic Games because he can't safely travel to Italy amid the intensifying Middle East war, the International Paralympic Committee said.