Team GB’s Medal Standings: Winter Olympics Final Events Update

The 2026 Winter Olympics, hosted in Northern Italy, is approaching its conclusion. The prestigious games are taking place in Milan-Cortina, marking a centennial celebration of the event.

Team GB’s Medal Standings at the Winter Olympics

Historically, Norway has been the leading nation in Winter Olympic events and continues to dominate the medal standings. As of now, Norway has claimed an impressive number of medals, exceeding their total of 16 golds from the previous Beijing Games. They currently sit well above Germany, which is in second place.

Current Medal Rankings

• Norway: Leading the medal table with more than 16 golds.
• Germany: Positioned second in the rankings.
• USA: In a strong contention for second place.
• Italy: The host nation is making a competitive showing.
• Netherlands: Close behind in the standings.

Team GB aimed to secure between four to eight medals during this Olympic cycle. They are assured of reaching at least the lower end of their target, having already secured three gold medals. A standout performance occurred on what has been dubbed “Super Sunday.” Additionally, Bruce Mouat’s men’s curling team is guaranteed at least a silver medal as they prepare for their final match.

Upcoming Competitions

Zoe Atkins is also in contention to elevate Team GB’s total medal count, having qualified at the top of the freestyle skiing halfpipe standings. As the games continue to unfold, every event counts towards the overall medal tally.

Event Schedule for Milan-Cortina 2026

The Winter Olympics commenced on February 4, 2026, with the opening ceremony following on February 6. The event will conclude with the closing ceremony on February 22, featuring 116 medal events taking place over 19 days.

Geographical Zones of Events

As the games progress, Team GB and all participating nations aim to showcase their best performances, aiming to etch their names into Winter Olympic history.