Winter Olympics 2026 Results – Medal Table and Champions

Winter Olympics 2026 Results: Medal Standings and Highlights as of February 11

The Winter Olympics 2026 results are being actively discussed by fans around the world. The Winter Olympic Games, taking place from February 6 to February 22, 2026, in Italy, have already delivered thrilling victories, national records, and major upsets. As of February 11, 27 of the 116 medal events have been completed.

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Cross-Country Skiing – Sprint (Women)

Gold – Linn Svahn (Sweden) – 4:03.05
Silver – Jonna Sundling (Sweden) +1.59
Bronze – Maja Dahlqvist (Sweden) +4.83

None of the four Ukrainian athletes advanced past qualification.

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Cross-Country Skiing – Sprint (Men)

Gold – Johannes Høsflot Klæbo (Norway) – 3:39.74
Silver – Ben Ogden (USA) +0.87
Bronze – Oskar Opstad Vike (Norway) +6.81

Klæbo secured his seventh Olympic gold medal.

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Biathlon – Individual (Men)

Gold – Johan-Olav Botn (Norway) – 51:31.5
Silver – Éric Perrot (France) +14.8
Bronze – Sturla Holm Lægreid (Norway) +48.3

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Luge – Women’s Singles

Gold – Julia Taubitz (Germany) – 3:30.625
Silver – Elina Ieva Bota (Latvia) +0.918
Bronze – Ashley Farquharson (USA) +0.957

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Short Track – 500m (Women)

Dutch skater Xandra Velzeboer posted the fastest qualifying time in the women’s 500m short track event at Milan–Cortina 2026. On February 10, she won her heat with 42.417 seconds — the best time of the qualification round.

Heat winners also included Selma Poutsma, Michelle Velzeboer, Courtney Sarault, Wang Xinran, Kristen Santos-Griswold, Hanne Desmet, and Kim Boutin.

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Figure Skating – Men’s Short Program

Two-time and reigning world champion Ilia Malinin (USA) delivered a strong performance to win the men’s short program with 108.16 points.

Silver – Yuma Kagiyama (Japan) – 103.07
Bronze – Adam Siao Him Fa (France) – 102.55

Malinin heads into the free skate as the favorite for Olympic gold.

Ilia Malinin Exclusive Interview

In an interview with Olympics.com, Malinin stated:
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He emphasized the importance of building community among skaters and showing fans that athletes are human too.

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Alpine Skiing – Women’s Team Combined

Austria’s Ariane Rädler and Katharina Huber made history by winning the first-ever Olympic women’s team combined event.

Gold – Austria – 2:21.66
Silver – Germany +0.05
Bronze – USA +0.25

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Curling – Mixed Doubles

Sweden’s siblings Rasmus Wranå and Isabella Wranå defeated the USA 6–5 in a dramatic final.

Gold – Sweden
Silver – USA
Bronze – Italy

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Freestyle Skiing – Slopestyle (Men)

Gold – Birk Ruud (Norway) – 86.28
Silver – Alex Hall (USA) – 85.75
Bronze – Luca Harrington (Australia) – 85.15

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Short Track – Mixed Team Relay

Host nation Italy won gold in front of a packed arena in Milan.

Gold – Italy – 2:39.019
Silver – Canada – 2:39.258
Bronze – Belgium – 2:39.353

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Ski Jumping – Mixed Team

Slovenia (Domen Prevc, Nika Prevc, Anže Lanišek, Nika Vodan) won gold in Predazzo.

Gold – Slovenia – 1069.2
Silver – Norway – 1038.3
Bronze – Japan – 1034.0

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Winter Olympics 2026 Medal Table (After February 11)

Rank	Country	Gold Medals	Silver Medals	Bronze Medals	Total Medals
1	Norway	6	2	4	12
2-3	Germany	3	2	1	6
2-3	Sweden	3	2	1	6
4	Switzerland	3	1	1	5
5	USA	2	3	2	7
6	Austria	2	3	0	5
7	Italy	2	2	7	11
8	Japan	2	2	4	8
9	France	1	2	0	3
10-12	Czech Republic	1	1	0	2
10-12	Netherlands	1	1	0	2
10-12	Slovenia	1	1	0	2
13	Canada	0	1	2	3
14-16	China	0	1	1	2
14-16	South Korea	0	1	1	2
14-16	New Zealand	0	1	1	2
17-18	Latvia	0	1	0	1
17-18	Poland	0	1	0	1
19-20	Belgium	0	0	1	1
19-20	Bulgaria	0	0	1	1

(Additional nations follow in the standings.)

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Winter Olympics 2026 – Finals Schedule for February 11

Eight medal events will be decided:

• Alpine Skiing – Men’s Super-G

• Nordic Combined – Men

• Biathlon – Women’s 15 km Individual

• Freestyle Skiing – Women’s Moguls

• Speed Skating – Men’s 1000m

• Luge – Women’s Doubles

• Luge – Men’s Doubles

• Figure Skating – Ice Dance

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The Winter Olympics 2026 results are updated daily. Follow the medal standings and key performances as dozens of finals are still ahead and new champions are yet to be crowned.

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Ukraine’s First Olympic Gold: A Historic Moment

Ukraine won its first Olympic gold medal in February 1994 at the Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer. On that occasion, Ukrainian figure skater Oksana Baiul claimed the gold medal, writing her name into the history of national sport.

This triumph became possible after the International Olympic Committee officially recognized the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine in 1993, although it had been established back in 1990. From that moment on, Ukraine received full status as an Olympic nation, and its athletes gained the right to compete under their own national flag.

Before that, Ukrainian athletes were required to compete as part of the unified team of post-Soviet countries, and their medals were effectively credited to a shared overall tally. Individual national achievements did not receive separate official recognition.

At the same time, the position of the International Olympic Committee was, to some extent, understandable: Ukraine as an independent state was still in the process of formation. The Constitution was adopted in 1996, and the national currency, the hryvnia, was introduced that same year. The country was going through a challenging period of establishing its political and economic institutions.

Oksana Baiul’s gold medal became a symbol of Ukraine’s emergence as an independent sporting nation and marked the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the Ukrainian Olympic movement.