Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024 Medal Count

[Grassmarket 4,311]

Bryony Page’s Gold in trampoline means the English County of Yorkshire has won a Gold in every Olympics since 2000!

[TeamGB 216]

3 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

Bryony Page’s Gold in trampoline means the English County of Yorkshire has won a Gold in every Olympics since 2000!

Is she not from Crewe?

 

She lives in Sheffield but does that count?

[Swewi 510]

On 8/1/2024 at 10:21 AM, Grassmarket said:

OK, I bet that all those decades of suffering,  must be quietly happy that  are 0-0-0.  Even  are in the table. 

A bit suprised that the nordic countries except Sweden has 0 medals so far. But the Norwegian golds will soon start coming!

[MedalChampion 49]

Day 7 Update

 

Right now, at the end of Day 7, we have the following gold medals for the USA, China, and France:

 9 gold medals (-5 compared to the same period at the 2020 Games)

 13 gold medals (-6 compared to the same period at the 2020 Games)

 11 gold medals (+8 compared to the same period at the 2020 Games)

 

This would imply the following total at the end of the 2024 Games:

 USA - 34 gold medals

 China - 32 gold medals

 France - 18 gold medals

Edited August 3, 2024 by MedalChampion

[Styrka 223]

Well, from now on, 's medal rate will unfortunately drop significantly.  

Our real opportunities of gold medals are now inferior than 10 I think (Léon Marchand no longer has an individual race ). We lost too many gold medals in Judo and Fencing (only two last hopes for tomorrow).

But we will be happy to beat our record for medals in the Olympic modern era, and I hope that our athletes will exceed 50 medals at least. 

In any case, this first week was incredible and full of emotions. 

Edited August 2, 2024 by Styrka

[Federer91 3,389]

The Netherlands are becoming somewhat a water superpower with medals in rowing, swimming, sailing. Just need to find someone who can paddle a kayak and jump from a platform. Interesting for a country, which has part of it's territory sinking into the ocean 

[copravolley 653]

11 minutes ago, Styrka said:

Well, from now on, 's medal rate will unfortunately drop significantly.  

Our real opportunities of gold medals are now inferior than 10 I think (Léon Marchand no longer has an individual race ). We lost too many gold medals in Judo and Fencing (only two last hopes for tomorrow).

But we will be happy to beat our record for medals in the Olympic modern era, and I hope that our athletes will exceed 50 medals at least. 

In any case, this first week was incredible and full of emotions. 

Finally, it will be interesting to compare the performances of the 2012 hosts: the UK, with the 2024 hosts: France.

[mpjmcevoy 379]

12 minutes ago, Styrka said:

Well, from now on, 's medal rate will unfortunately drop significantly.  

Our real opportunities of gold medals are now inferior than 10 I think (Léon Marchand no longer has an individual race ). We lost too many gold medals in Judo and Fencing (only two last hopes for tomorrow).

But we will be happy to beat our record for medals in the Olympic modern era, and I hope that our athletes will exceed 50 medals at least. 

In any case, this first week was incredible and full of emotions. 

Happy for you all -  a happy host is a happy games; it's been a wonderful party, unsurprisingly sharing many of the traits that made London so much fun (The Brits invented codification of many sports, France invented international sporting organisation (and the Greeks invented the actual Games, but sshhh)) - even if there was a touch of Rio about the water quality issues!

[Bohemia 1,542]

24 minutes ago, Federer91 said:

The Netherlands are becoming somewhat a water superpower with medals in rowing, swimming, sailing. Just need to find someone who can paddle a kayak and jump from a platform. Interesting for a country, which has part of it's territory sinking into the ocean 

They are perfectly adapting then

[Vektor 3,326]

On 8/1/2024 at 10:26 PM, Vektor said:

The US is back on top.

 

1.   39 (-)

2.   37 (+1)

3.   19 (-1)

3.   19 (-5)

5.   14 (-2)

5.   14 (+5)

7.   13 (-7)

8.   12 (+3)

9.   10 (-)

9.   10 (-)

11.   9 (+2)

11.   9 (+3)

13.   7 (-)

13.   7 (+1)

15.   6 (-)

16.   4 (-1)

Still looking good for the US, despite the losses in swimming.

 

1.   38 (-1)

2.   35 (-1)

3.   20 (-)

4.   17 (+8)

4.   17 (-7)

6.   16 (-)

7.   12 (-8)

8.   11 (+2)

8.   11 (+1)

10.   10 (-)

11.   9 (+2)

11.   9 (+3)

13.   7 (-)

14.   6 (-)

14.   6 (-)

16.   5 (-)