The 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics wrapped up with Norway once again proving its dominance in winter sports, finishing at the top of the medal table. Norway’s athletes amassed an impressive total of 41 medals, comprising 18 golds, 12 silvers, and 11 bronzes. Their remarkable achievements were seen across various disciplines including cross-country skiing, biathlon, and alpine skiing, underscoring the country’s formidable prowess in these arenas.
Following closely, the United States secured the second position in the medal standings with a total of 33 medals. The U.S. team shone brightly in events like snowboarding, freestyle skiing, and figure skating, earning 12 gold medals that contributed significantly to their overall tally. Their performance demonstrated a strong showing in these popular winter sports, maintaining their status as a leading contender on the Olympic stage.
The Netherlands took the third spot with a total of 20 medals. Continuing their longstanding excellence in speed skating, Dutch athletes captured 10 gold medals, further solidifying their reputation in this discipline. The Netherlands’ consistent performance in speed skating has been a hallmark of their Olympic campaigns, and the 2026 Games were no exception.
As the curtains fell on the 2026 Winter Olympics, the results highlighted Norway’s consistent strength in winter sports, with the United States and the Netherlands rounding out the top three. The successful conclusion of the Milano-Cortina Games now turns the Olympic focus toward the upcoming 2030 Winter Games, as nations begin preparations to challenge for future winter sports glory.