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Time for more personal and detailed predictions:
 
 will have it hard this time.
 
I'm trying to stay realistic about our chances. We're not going there as favorites in most events, and deep down I know it would be a big surprise if we suddenly overperformed or even dominated. Still, sports have a beautiful way of ignoring expectations.
 
We're never predicted to do amazingly well at either edition of the Olympics, so I’m desperately hoping for moments that will stay with everyone in the country for years, whether it's a final that keeps people glued to their screens or a performance that will make us proud. Just one medal could mean so much. It would bring real emotions and something to cheer for to a country that isn’t going through its best period right now. And on the rare occasion of a hockey miracle, celebrations in the streets wouldn't be an oddity.
 
It all comes down to four sports, the rest are out of reach:
 
Alpine Skiing is a big mystery, and it will all come down to Petra, whether she'll compete and eventually shock everyone with a heroic result. That's the best-case scenario. Biathlon can be the dark horse, you never know how things turn around. The women's relay is probably our biggest chance, but all four of them need to deliver great performances. As for Ice Hockey, our national sport, I'll always believe in another fairytale. I'll always believe we'll pull off a miracle. Since I wasn't alive yet when we won gold at the World Championships, I can only resort to watching old videos and imagine how amazing it must have been to watch as your country is the champion of the world in something. Best on the planet. Even the silver years later was amazing, but I was too young to actually remember it, so it's time for another hockey euphoria in the country. Ski Mountaineering is a bit overlooked in the media right now, but I believe we have a huge chance of winning a medal in one of the events. Our athletes aren't minnows.  
We're a small country, still relatively young. There's not much we're known for in the world, but sports are a perfect way to build a national identity, to stop people from thinking you're still part of a state that ceased to exist decades ago. Doing well in sports is one of the few things these lesser-known countries can show off, not just the ones in Europe.
 
I'm desperately hoping for a medal, and we all want those two weeks of the Olympics to be amazing and full of unforgettable moments.

Two weeks before the Games officially begin, time to give my final predictions on the medal standings. 
 
 will beat  and win the medal table at the WOG for the first time in 100 years. All the (absurd) retirements of elite Norge athletes last season will have its consequences and they will drop to second.
 
 will my bold pick to return to the top 3 after their horrendous Beijing performance, when it comes to Gold medals. 
 
 Germany will slip down and will have less than 9 golds for the first time in 50 years. Depending on how the chips fall in some sports, they could even be outside the top 5.
 
Home team of  will have their best Olympics in some, better than Torino, but it still won't be enough to get into the top 5.

Weekly podium update of 2025-26 winter world cup & world events
 

Maybe this little thing will be helpful as well, top 8 day by day.
 
 Medal table (after 116 events)
Norway                            17-13-13---43
United States               15-10-10---35
Canada                            11-9-7---27
Germany                         9-14-13---36
Switzerland                   9-9-10---28
Netherlands                 9-6-7---22
France                             8-5-6---19
Italy                                   8-5-4---17
Sweden                           7-3-6---16
Japan                                5-11-8---24
Slovenia                          4-1-0---5
Austria                             3-8-6---17
Great Britain                 3-4-2---9
New Zealand                3-1-0---4
Czechia                           1-2-3---6
Korea Rep.                     1-1-5---7
Australia                         1-1-3---5
Belgium                           1-1-1---3
Spain                                1-1-0---2
China                               0-4-4---8
Finland                            0-2-4---6
Poland                            0-2-4---6
Kazakhstan                   0-2-1---3
Latvia                                0-1-0---1
Ukraine                           0-1-0---1
 
 
 
DAY 1
 
1. SPEED SKATING - W 3000m
 
1. Joy Beune NED
2. Martina Sablikova CZE
3. Merel Conijn NED
4. Ragne Wiklund NOR
5. Francesca Lollobrigida ITA
6. Valerie Maltais CAN
7. Isabelle Weidemann CAN
8. Ivanie Blondin CAN
 
2. SNOWBOARD - M Big Air
 
1. Ryoma Kimata JPN
2. Taiga Hasegawa JPN
3. Oliver Martin USA
4. Romain Allemand FRA
5. Yuto Miyamura JPN
6. Enzo Valax FRA
7. Ian Matteoli ITA
8. Yang Wenlong CHN
 
3. ALPINE SKIING - M Downhill
 
1. Franjo von Allmen SUI
2. Vincent Kriechmayr AUT
3. Alexis Monney SUI
4. Dominik Paris ITA
5. Marco Odermatt SUI
6. Adrian Smiseth Sejersted NOR
7. Daniel Hemetsberger AUT
8. Justin Murisier SUI
 
4. SKI JUMPING - W Normal Hill Individual
 
1. Nika Prevc SLO
2. Selina Freitag GER
3. Anne Odine Stroem NOR
4. Eirin Maria Kvandal NOR
T5. Alexandria Loutitt CAN
T5. Abigail Straite CAN
7. Eva Pinkelnig AUT
8. Jacqueline Seifriedsberger AUT
 
5. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - W 10km + 10km Skiathlon
 
1. Ebba Andersson SWE
2. Therese Johaug NOR
3. Jonna Sundling SWE
4. Frida Karlsson SWE
5. Heidi Weng NOR
6. Nadja Kaelin SUI
7. Krista Parmakoski FIN
8. Astrid Oyre Slind NOR
 
DAY 2
 
6. SPEED SKATING - M 5000m
 
1. Sander Eitrem NOR
2. Beau Snellink NED
3. Vladimir Semirunniy POL
4. Davide Ghiotto ITA
5. Metodej Jilek CZE
6. Riccardo Lorello ITA
7. Ted-Jan Bloemen CAN
8. Chris Huizinga NED
 
7. FIGURE SKATING - Team Event
 
1. United States*
2. Japan
3. Italy
4. France
5. Canada
6. Georgia
 
*2025 World Team Trophy
 
8. SNOWBOARD - M Parallel Giant Slalom
 
1. Roland Fischnaller ITA
2. Stefan Baumeister GER
3. Lee Sang-ho KOR
4. Dario Caviezel SUI
5. Andreas Prommegger AUT
6. Maurizio Bormolini ITA
7. Mirko Felicetti ITA
8. Cody Winters USA
 
9. SNOWBOARD - W Parallel Giant Slalom
 
1. Ester Ledecka CZE
2. Tsubaki Miki JPN
3. Aleksandra Król-Walas POL
4. Ladina Caviezel SUI
5. Julie Zogg SUI
6. Claudia Riegler AUT
7. Malena Zamfirova BUL
8. Martina Ankele AUT
 
10. ALPINE SKIING - W Downhill
 
1. Breezy Johnson USA
2. Mirjam Puchner AUT
3. Ester Ledecka CZE
4. Cornelia Huetter AUT
5. Lauren Macuga USA
6. Emma Aicher GER
7. Corinne Suter SUI
8. Nicol Delago ITA
 
11. LUGE - M Singles
 
1. Max Langenhan GER
2. Felix Loch GER
3. Nico Gleirscher AUT
4. Dominik Fischnaller ITA
5. Jonas Mueller AUT
6. Kristers Aparjods LAT
7. Gints Berzins LAT
8. Jonathan Gustafson USA
 
12. BIATHLON - Mixed Relay 4x6km
 
1. France - Julia Simon, Lou Jeanmonnot, Eric Perrot, Emilien Jacquelin
2. Czechia - Jessica Jislova, Tereza Vobornikova, Vitezslav Hornig, Michal Krcmar
3. Germany - Selina Grotian, Franziska Preuss, Philipp Nawrath, Justus Strelow
4. Norway - Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold, Maren Kirkeeide, Sturla Holm Laegreid, Johannes Thingnes Boe
5. Sweden - Anna Magnusson, Hanna Oeberg, Martin Ponsiluoma, Sebastian Samuelsson
6. Switzerland - Amy Baserga, Lena Haecki-Gross, Sebastian Stalder, Niklas Hartweg
7. Italy - Hannah Auchentaller, Dorothea Wierer, Lukas Hofer, Tommaso Giacomel
8. Ukraine - Iryna Petrenko, Khrystyna Dmytrenko, Anton Dudchenko, Dmytro Pidruchnyi
 
13. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - M 10km + 10km Skiathlon
 
1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo NOR
2. Martin Loewstroem Nyenget NOR
3. Harald Oestberg Amundsen NOR
4. Jan Thomas Jennsen NOR
5. Federico Pellegrino ITA
6. Mathis Desloges FRA
7. Andrew Musgrave GBR
8. William Poromaa SWE
 
DAY 3
 
14. SPEED SKATING - W 1000m
 
1. Miho Takagi JPN
2. Femke Kok NED
3. Jutta Leerdam NED
4. Mei Han CHN
5. Antoinette Rijpma-De Jong NED
6. Rio Yamada JPN
7. Qi Yin CHN
8. Yukino Yoshida JPN
 
15. SNOWBOARD - W Big Air
 
1. Kokomo Murase JPN
2. Reira Iwabuchi JPN
3. Mari Fukada JPN
4. Momo Suzuki JPN
5. Mia Brookes GBR
6. Anna Gasser AUT
DNS – Zoi Sadowski-Synnott NZL
DNS – Annika Morgan GER
 
16. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Freeski Slopestyle
 
1. Mathilde Gremaud SUI
2. Lara Wolf AUT
3. Megan Oldham CAN
4. Flora Tabanelli ITA
5. Ruby Star Andrews NZL
6. Kirsty Muir GBR
7. Anni Karava FIN
8. Liu Mengting CHN
 
17. ALPINE SKIING - M Team Combined
 
1. Franjo von Allmen, Loic Meillard SUI 1
2. Alexis Monney, Tanguy Nef SUI 3
3. Stefan Rogentin, Marc Rochat SUI 4
4. Ryan Cochran-Siegle, Benjamin Ritchie USA 1
5. Daniel Hemetsberger, Fabio Gstrein AUT 2
6. Florian Schieder, Tobias Kastlunger ITA 2
7. Mattia Casse, Stefano Gross ITA 3
8. Simon Jocher, Linus Strasser GER
 
18. SKI JUMPING - M Normal Hill Individual
 
1. Marius Lindvik NOR
2. Andreas Wellinger GER
3. Jan Hoerl AUT
4. Karl Geiger GER
5. Johann Andre Forfang NOR
6. Stefan Kraft AUT
7. Ryoyu Kobayashi JPN
8. Anze Lanisek SLO
 
Day 4
 
19. SHORT TRACK - Mixed Team Relay
 
1. Canada – Kim Boutin, Florence Brunelle, William Dandjinou, Steven Dubois
2. Italy – Chiara Betti, Gloria Ioriatti, Thomas Nadalini, Pietro Sighel
3. Poland – Natalia Maliszewska, Michał Niewiński, Diane Sellier, Kamila Stormowska
4. Netherlands – Teun Boer, Daan Kos, Michelle Velzeboer, Xandra Velzeboer
5. Belgium – Tineke den Dulk, Hanne Desmet, Ward Petre, Aleyandro Rivero Maerschalck
6. Japan – Kosei Hayashi, Kii Kurokawa, Mirei Nakashima, Kazuki Yoshinaga
7. United States – Marcus Howard, Julie Letai, Sean Shuai, Louisiana Stahl
8. Korea Rep. – Jang Sung-woo, Kim Geon-hee, Kim Gun-woo, Lee So-yeon
 
20. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Freeski Slopestyle
 
1. Birk Ruud NOR
2. Mac Forehand USA
3. Alex Hall USA
4. Andri Ragettli SUI
5. Tormod Frostad NOR
6. Luca Harrington NZL
7. Troy Podmilsak USA
8. Hunter Henderson USA
 
21. ALPINE SKIING - W Team Combined
 
1. Breezy Johnson, Mikaela Shiffrin USA 1
2. Lara Gut-Behrami, Wendy Holdener SUI 1
3. Stephanie Venier, Katharina Truppe AUT 3
4. Lauren Macuga, Paula Moltzan USA 2
5. Mirjam Puchner, Katharina Liensberger AUT 1
6. Cornelia Huetter, Katharina Huber AUT 2
7. Corinne Suter, Camille Rast SUI 2
8. Nicol Delago, Marta Rossetti ITA 3
 
22. CURLING - Mixed Doubles
 
1. Italy
2. Great Britain
3. Australia
4. Estonia
5. United States
6. Canada
7. Sweden
8. Norway
 
23. LUGE - W Singles
 
1. Julia Taubitz GER
2. Merle Fraebel GER
3. Emily Sweeney USA
4. Embyr-Lee Susko CAN
5. Natalie Maag SUI
6. Ashley Farquharson USA
7. Madeleine Egle AUT
8. Kendija Aparjode LAT
 
24. BIATHLON - M 20km Individual
 
1. Eric Perrot FRA
2. Tommaso Giacomel ITA
3. Quentin Fillon Maillet FRA
4. Olli Hiidensalo FIN
5. Niklas Hartweg SUI
6. Jakov Fak SLO
7. Philipp Horn GER
8. Michal Krcmar CZE
 
25. SKI JUMPING - Mixed Team
 
1. Norway – Anna Odine Stroem, Marius Lindvik, Eirin Maria Kvandal, Johann Andre Forfang*
2. Slovenia - Ema Klinec, Domen Prevc, Nika Prevc, Anze Lanisek
3. Austria – Eva Pinkelnig, Stefan Kraft, Jacqueline Seifriedsberger, Jan Hoerl
4. Germany – Katharina Schmid, Philipp Raimund, Selina Freitag, Andreas Wellinger
5. Japan – Yuki Ito, Ren Nikaido, Sara Takanashi, Ryoyu Kobayashi
6. United States – Paige Jones, Kevin Bickner, Annika Belshaw, Tate Frantz
7. Finland – Julia Kykkaenen, Kasperi Valto, Jenny Rautionaho, Antti Aalto
8. Poland – Pola Bełtowska, Dawid Kubacki, Anna Twardosz, Aleksander Zniszczoł
 
*it was Mixed Team Large Hill in 2025 WCH (Normal Hill in 2026 olympics)
 
26. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - M Sprint Classic
 
1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo NOR*
2. Federico Pellegrino ITA
3. Lauri Vuorinen FIN
4. Jules Chappaz FRA
5. Michal Novak CZE
6. Lucas Chanavat FRA
7. Ansgar Evensen NOR
8. Richard Jouve FRA
 
*it was M Sprint Free in 2025 WCH
 
27. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - W Sprint Classic
 
1. Jonna Sundling SWE*
2. Kristine Stavas Skistad NOR
3. Nadine Faehndrich SUI
4. Maja Dahlqvist SWE
5. Julia Kern USA
6. Lotta Udnes Weng NOR
7. Julie Myhre NOR
8. Coletta Rydzek GER
 
*it was W Sprint Free in 2025 WCH
 
Day 5
 
28. SPEED SKATING - M 1000m
 
1. Joep Wennemars NED
2. Jenning De Boo NED
3. Jordan Stolz USA
4. Cooper Mcleod USA
5. Laurent Dubreuil CAN
6. Damian Żurek POL
7. Kjeld Nuis NED
8. Piotr Michalski POL
 
29. FIGURE SKATING - Ice Dance
 
1. Madison Chock, Evan Bates USA
2. Piper Gilles, Paul Poirier CAN
3. Lilah Fear, Lewis Gibson GBR
4. Charlene Guignard, Marco Fabbri ITA
5. Christina Carreira, Anthony Ponomarenko USA
6. Olivia Smart, Tim Dieck ESP
7. Marjorie Lajoie, Zachary Lagha CAN
8. Evgeniia Lopareva, Geoffrey Brissaud FRA
 
30. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Moguls
 
1. Perrine Laffont FRA
2. Hinako Tomitaka JPN
3. Maia Schwinghammer CAN
4. Laurianne Desmarais-Gilbert CAN
5. Camille Cabrol FRA
6. Haruka Nakao JPN
7. Charlotte Wilson AUS
8. Jaelin Kauf USA
 
31. ALPINE SKIING - M Super-G
 
1. Marco Odermatt SUI
2. Raphael Haaser AUT
3. Adrian Smiseth Sejersted NOR
4. Vincent Kriechmayr AUT
5. Fredrik Moeller NOR
6. Stefan Babinsky AUT
T7. Dominik Paris ITA
T7. Ryan Cochran-Siegle USA
 
32. LUGE - M Doubles
 
1. Hannes Orlamuender, Paul Gubitz GER
2. Martins Bots, Roberts Plume LAT
3. Tobias Wendl, Tobias Arlt GER
4. Thomas Steu, Wolfgang Kindl AUT
- Toni Eggert, Florian Mueller GER
5. Yannick Mueller, Armin Frauscher AUT
6. Marcus Mueller, Ansel Haugsjaa USA
7. Ivan Nagler, Fabian Malleier ITA
- Juri Gatt, Riccardo Schoepf AUT
8. Zachary DiGregorio, Sean Hollander USA
 
33. LUGE - W Doubles
 
1. Selina Egle, Lara Kipp AUT
2. Jessica Degenhardt, Cheyenne Rosenthal GER
3. Dajana Eitberger, Magdalena Matschina GER
4. Andrea Voetter, Marion Oberhofer ITA
5. Chevonne Forgan, Sophia Kirkby USA
6. Marta Robezniece, Kitija Bogdanova LAT
7. Anda Upite, Zane Kaluma LAT
8. Beattie Podulsky, Kailey Allan CAN
 
34. BIATHLON - W 15km Individual
 
1. Julia Simon FRA
2. Ella Halvarsson SWE
3. Lou Jeanmonnot FRA
4. Suvi Minkkinen FIN
5. Yuliia Dzhima UKR
6. Elvira Oeberg SWE
7. Tuuli Tomingas EST
8. Maren Kirkeeide NOR
 
35. NORDIC COMBINED - M Individual 10km (Normal Hill)
 
1. Jarl Magnus Riiber NOR*
2. Jens Luras Oftebro NOR
3. Vinzenz Geiger GER
4. Julian Schmid GER
5. Johannes Lamparter AUT
6. Joergen Grabak NOR
7. Johannes Rydzek GER
8. Stefan Rettenegger AUT
 
*it was M Individual Normal Hill + 7,5km in 2025 WCH
 
Day 6
 
36. SPEED SKATING - W 5000m
 
1. Francesca Lollobrigida ITA
2. Ragne Wiklund NOR
3. Merel Conijn NED
4. Isabelle Weidemann CAN
5. Martina Sablikova CZE
6. Marijke Groenewoud NED
7. Zhien Tai CHN
8. Josie Hofmann GER
 
37. SHORT TRACK - W 500m
 
1. Xandra Velzeboer NED
2. Rikki Doak CAN
3. Natalia Maliszewska POL
4. Wang Xinran CHN
5. Kim Boutin CAN
6. Choi Min-jeong KOR
7. Hanne Desmet BEL
8. Arianna Sighel ITA
 
38. SHORT TRACK - M 1000m
 
1. Steven Dubois CAN
2. William Dandjinou CAN
3. Pietro Sighel ITA
4. Stijn Desmet BEL
5. Sun Long CHN
6. Daan Kos NED
7. Adil Galiakhmetov KAZ
8. Kim Gun-woo KOR
 
39. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Moguls
 
1. Ikuma Horishima JPN
2. Mikael Kingsbury CAN
3. Jung Dae-yoon KOR
4. Nick Page USA
5. Matt Graham AUS
6. Julien Viel CAN
7. Filip Gravenfors SWE
8. Severi Vierela FIN
 
40. SNOWBOARD - M Snowboard Cross
 
1. Eliot Grondin CAN
2. Loan Bozzolo FRA
3. Alessandro Haemmerle AUT
4. Jakob Dusek AUT
5. Nick Baumgartner USA
6. Nathan Pare USA
7. Jake Vedder USA
8. Aidan Chollet FRA
 
41. SNOWBOARD - W Snowboard Halfpipe
 
1. Chloe Kim USA
2. Sara Shimizu JPN
3. Mitsuki Ono JPN
4. Rise Kudo JPN
5. Sena Tomita JPN
6. Maddie Mastro USA
7. Elizabeth Hosking CAN
8. Wu Shaotong CHN
 
42. ALPINE SKIING - W Super-G
 
1. Stephanie Venier AUT
2. Federica Brignone ITA
T3. Kajsa Vickhoff Lie NOR
T3. Lauren Macuga USA
5. Sofia Goggia ITA
6. Emma Aicher GER
7. Ester Ledecka CZE
8. Lara Gut-Behrami SUI
 
43. LUGE - Team Relay
 
1. Germany - Julia Taubitz - Hannes Orlamuender, Paul Gubitz - Max Langenhan - Jessica Degenhardt, Cheyenne Rosenthal
2. Austria - Madeleine Egle - Thomas Steu, Wolfgang Kindl - Nico Gleirscher - Selina Egle, Lara Kipp
3. Canada - Embyr-Lee Susko - Devin Wardrope, Cole Zajanski - Theo Downey - Beatti Podulsky, Kailey Allan
4. United States - Emily Sweeney - Marcus Mueller, Ansel Haugsjaa - Jonathan Gustafson - Chevonne Forgan, Sophia Kirkby
5. Poland - Klaudia Domaradzka - Wojciech Chmielewski, Jakub Kowalewski - Mateusz Sochowicz - Nikola Domowicz, Dominika Piwkowska
6. Ukraine - Yulianna Tunytska - Ihor Hoi, Nazarii Kachmar - Andriy Mandziy - Olena Stetskiv, Oleksandra Mokh
7. Romania - Ioana Buzatoiu - Vasile Gitlan, Darius Serban - Valentin Cretu - Raluca Stramaturaru, Carmen Manolescu
DNF. Latvia - Kendija Aparjode - Martins Bots, Roberts Plume - Kristers Aparjods - Marta Robezniece, Kitija Bogdanova
DSQ. Italy - Sandra Robatscher - Ivan Nagler, Fabian Malleier - Dominik Fischnaller - Andrea Voetter, Marion Oberhofer
 
44. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - W 10km Free
 
1. Ebba Andersson SWE*
2. Therese Johaug NOR
3. Frida Karlsson SWE
4. Teresa Stadlober AUT
5. Heidi Weng NOR
6. Astrid Oeyre Slind NOR
7. Katharina Hennig GER
8. Nadja Kaelin SUI
 
*it was W 10km Classic in 2025 WCH
 
day 7
 
45. SPEED SKATING - M 10000m
 
1. Davide Ghiotto ITA
2. Vladimir Semirunniy POL
3.  Metodej Jilek CZE
4. Jorrit Bergsma NED
5. Sander Eitrem NOR
6. Ted-Jan Bloemen CAN
7. Timothy Loubineaud FRA
8. Casey Dawson USA
 
46. FIGURE SKATING - M Single Skating
 
1. Ilia Malinin USA
2. Mikhail Shaidorov KAZ
3. Yuma Kagiyama JPN
4. Adam Siao Him Fa FRA
5. Kevin Aymoz FRA
6. Shun Sato JPN
7. Cha Jun-hwan KOR
8. Jason Brown USA
 
47. SNOWBOARD - W Snowboard Cross
 
1. Michela Moioli ITA
2. Charlotte Bankes GBR
3. Julia Pereira de Sousa FRA
4. Meryeta Odine CAN
5. Lea Casta FRA
6. Manon Petit Lenoir FRA
7. Josie Baff AUS
8. Sina Siegenthaler SUI
 
48. SNOWBOARD - M Snowboard Halfpipe
 
1. Scotty James AUS
2. Ruka Hirano JPN
3. Yuto Totsuka JPN
4. Christoph Lechner GER
5. Campbell Melville Ives NZL
6. Kim Geon-hui KOR
7. Patrick Burgener SUI
8. Lucas Foster USA
 
49. SKELETON - M Skeleton
 
1. Matt Weston GBR
2. Marcus Wyatt GBR
3. Axel Jungk GER
4. Vladyslav Heraskevych UKR
5. Yin Zheng CHN
6. Austin Florian USA
7. Christopher Grotheer GER
8. Chen Wenhao CHN
 
50. BIATHLON - M 10km Sprint
 
1. Johannes Thingnes Boe NOR
2. Campbell Wright USA
3. Quentin Fillon Maillet FRA
4. Vebjoern Soerum NOR
5. Tommaso Giacomel ITA
6. Martin Uldal NOR
7. Endre Stroemsheim NOR
8. Fabien Claude FRA
 
51. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - M 10km Free
 
1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo NOR*
2. Erik Valnes NOR
3. Harald Oestberg Amundsen NOR
4. Edvin Anger SWE
5. Martin Loewstroem Nyenget NOR
6. William Poromaa SWE
7. Cyril Faehndrich SUI
8. Michal Novak CZE
 
*it was M 10km Classic in 2025 WCH
 
day 8
 
52. SPEED SKATING - M 500m
 
1. Jenning De Boo NED
2. Jordan Stolz USA
3. Cooper Mcleod USA
4. Laurent Dubreuil CAN
5. Wataru Morishige JPN
6. Tatsuya Shinhama JPN
7. Damian Żurek POL
8. Yevgeniy Koshkin KAZ
 
53. SHORT TRACK - M 1500m
 
1. William Dandjinou CAN
2. Stijn Desmet BEL
3. Liu Shaoang CHN
4. Park Ji-won KOR
5. Brendan Corey AUS
6. Luca Spechenhauser ITA
7. Jens van’t Wout NED
8. Felix Roussel CAN
 
54. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Dual Moguls
 
1. Jaelin Kauf USA
2. Tess Johnson USA
3. Anastassiya Gorodko KAZ
4. Kylie Kariotis USA
5. Perrine Laffont FRA
6. Kasey Hogg USA
7. Jessica Linton CAN
8. Rino Yanagimoto JPN
 
55. ALPINE SKIING - M Giant Slalom
 
1. Raphael Haaser AUT
2. Thomas Tumler SUI
3. Loic Meillard SUI
4. Marco Odermatt SUI
5. Marco Schwarz AUT
6. Thibaut Favrot FRA
7. Timon Haugan NOR
8. Henrik Kristoffersen NOR
 
56. SKELETON - W Skeleton
 
1. Kimberley Bos NED
2. Mystique Ro USA
3. Anna Fernstaedt CZE
4. Nicole Silveira BRA
5. Janine Flock AUT
6. Susanne Kreher GER
7. Hallie Clarke CAN
8. Tabitha Stoecker GBR
 
57. BIATHLON - W 7.5km Sprint
 
1. Justine Braisaz-Bouchet FRA
2. Franziska Preuss GER
3. Suvi Minkkinen FIN
4. Lena Haecki-Gross SUI
5. Michela Carrara ITA
6. Lou Jeanmonnot FRA
7. Julia Simon FRA
8. Maya Cloetens BEL
 
58. SKI JUMPING - M Large Hill Individual
 
1. Domen Prevc SLO
2. Jan Hoerl AUT
3. Ryoyu Kobayashi JPN
4. Anze Lanisek SLO
5. Philipp Raimund GER
6. Maximilian Ortner AUT
7. Gregor Deschwanden SUI
8. Andreas Wellinger GER
 
59. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - W 4x7.5km Relay
 
1. Sweden – Emma Ribom, Frida Karlsson, Ebba Andersson, Jonna Sundling
2. Norway – Heidi Weng, Astrid Oeyre Slind, Therese Johaug, Kristin Austgulen Fosnaes
3. Germany – Pia Fink, Katharina Hennig, Helen Hoffmann, Victoria Carl
4. Finland – Johanna Matintalo, Kerttu Niskanen, Krista Paermaekoski, Jasmi Joensuu
5. Switzerland – Anja Weber, Nadja Kaelin, Marina Kaelin, Nadine Faehndrich
6. United States – Rosie Brennan, Julia Kern, Sophia Laukli, Jessie Diggins
7. Italy – Anna Comarella, Caterina Ganz, Maria Gismondi, Martina Di Centa
8. Czechia – Katerina Janatova, Anna Marie Jaklova, Barbora Havlickova, Anna Milerska
 
day 9
 
60. SPEED SKATING - W 500m
 
1. Femke Kok NED
2. Jutta Leerdam NED
3. Min-Sun Kim KOR
4. Kristina Silaeva KAZ
5. Erin Jackson USA
6. Yukino Yoshida JPN
7. Andżelika Wójcik POL
8. Na-Hyun Lee KOR
 
61. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Dual Moguls
 
1. Mikael Kingsbury CAN
2. Ikuma Horishima JPN
3. Matt Graham AUS
4. Filip Gravenfors SWE
5. Mateo Jeannesson GBR
6. Pavel Kolmakov KAZ
7. Charlie Mickel USA
8. Cooper Woods AUS
 
62. SNOWBOARD - Mixed Team Snowboard Cross
 
1. Loan Bozzolo, Julia Pereira de Sousa FRA 1
2. Cameron Bolton, Mia Clift AUS 2
3. Valerio Jud, Sina Siegenthaler SUI 1
4. Aidan Chollet, Lea Casta FRA 2
5. Lorenzo Sommariva, Michela Moioli ITA 1
6. Adam Lambert, Josie Baff AUS 1
7. Martin Noerl, Jana Fischer GER 1
8. Nick Baumgartner, Acy Craig USA 1
 
63. ALPINE SKIING - W Giant Slalom
 
1. Federica Brignone ITA
2. Alice Robinson NZL
3. Paula Moltzan USA
4. Thea Louise Stjernesund NOR
5. Lara Gut-Behrami SUI
6. Sara Hector SWE
7. Lara Colturi ALB
8. Zrinka Ljutic CRO
 
64. SKELETON - Mixed Team
 
1. Mystique Ro, Austin Florian USA 1
2. Tabitha Stoecker, Matt Weston GBR 1
3. Zhao Dan, Lin Qiwei CHN 2
4. Jacqueline Pfeifer, Christopher Grotheer GER 2
T5. Valentina Margaglio, Mattia Gaspari ITA 2
T5. Susanne Kreher, Axel Jungk GER 1
7. Alessia Crippa, Amedeo Bagnis ITA 1
8. Li Yuxi, Chen Wenhao CHN 1
 
65. BIATHLON - M 12.5km Pursuit
 
1. Johannes Thingnes Boe NOR
2. Campbell Wright USA
3. Eric Perrot FRA
- Sturla Holm Laegreid NOR*
4. Tommaso Giacomel ITA
T5. Quentin Fillon Maillet FRA
T5. Jakov Fak SLO
7. Endre Stroemsheim NOR
8. Martin Ponsiluoma SWE
 
*Laegreid was 5th Norwegian in Sprint event
 
66. BIATHLON - W 10km Pursuit
 
1. Franziska Preuss GER
2. Elvira Oeberg SWE
3. Justine Braisaz-Bouchet FRA
4. Lou Jeanmonnot FRA
5. Lena Haecki-Gross SUI
6. Suvi Minkkinen FIN
7. Anna Magnusson SWE
8. Michela Carrara ITA
 
67. SKI JUMPING - W Large Hill Individual
 
1. Nika Prevc SLO
2. Selina Freitag GER
3. Eirin Maria Kvandal NOR
4. Eva Pinkelnig AUT
5. Anna Odine Stroem NOR
6. Lisa Eder AUT
7. Nozomi Maruyama JPN
8. Jacqueline Seifriedsberger AUT
 
68. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - M 4x7.5km Relay
 
1. Norway – Erik Valnes, Martin Loewstroem Nyenget, Harald Oestberg Amundsen, Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo
2. Switzerland – Cyril Faehndrich, Jonas Baumann, Jason Rueesch, Valerio Grond
3. Sweden – Truls Gisselman, William Poromaa, Jens Burman, Edvin Anger
4. France – Remi Bourdin, Hugo Lapalus, Jules Lapierre, Mathis Desloges
5. Canada – Xavier McKeever, Antoine Cyr, Max Hollmann, Olivier Leveille
6. Italy – Giovanni Ticco, Federico Pellegrino, Davide Graz, Simone Dapra
7. United States – JC Schoonmaker, Zak Ketterson, Kevin Bolger, Ben Ogden
8. Germany – Florian Notz, Albert Kuchler, Friedrich Moch, Janosch Brugger
 
day 10
 
69. SHORT TRACK - W 1000m
 
1. Hanne Desmet BEL
2. Courtney Sarault CAN
3. Xandra Velzeboer NED
4. Arianna Fontana ITA
5. Choi Min-jeong KOR
6. Elisa Confortola ITA
7. Kim Gil-li KOR
8. Gloria Ioriatti ITA
 
70. FIGURE SKATING - Pair Skating
 
1. Riku Miura, Ryuichi Kihara JPN
2. Minerva Fabienne Hase, Nikita Volodin GER
3. Sara Conti, Niccolo Macii ITA
4. Anastasiia Metelkina, Luka Berulava GEO
5. Deanna Stellato-Dudek, Maxime Deschamps CAN
6. Alisa Efimova, Misha Mitrofanov USA
7. Ellie Kam, Danny O’Shea USA
8. Maria Pavlova, Alexei Sviatchenko HUN
 
71. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Freeski Big Air
 
1. Flora Tabanelli ITA
2. Sarah Hoefflin SUI
3. Anni Karava FIN
4. Olivia Asselin CAN
5. Megan Oldham CAN
6. Liu Mengting CHN
7. Lara Wolf AUT
8. Han Linshan CHN
 
72. ALPINE SKIING - M Slalom
 
1. Loic Meillard SUI
2. Atle Lie McGrath NOR
3. Linus Strasser GER
4. Manuel Feller AUT
5. Timon Haugan NOR
6. Dave Ryding GBR
7. Steven Amiez FRA
8. Dominik Raschner AUT
 
73. BOBSLEIGH - W Monobob
 
1. Kaysha Love USA
2. Laura Nolte GER
3. Elana Meyers Taylor USA
4. Cynthia Appiah CAN
5. Lisa Buckwitz GER
6. Katrin Beierl AUT
7. Kristen Bujnowski CAN
8. Kaillie Armbruster Humphries USA
 
74. SKI JUMPING - M Super Team
 
1. Slovenia – Lovro Kos, Domen Prevc, Timi Zajc, Anze Lanisek*
2. Austria – Daniel Tschofenig, Maximilian Ortner, Stefan Kraft, Jan Hoerl
3. Norway – Johann Andre Forfang, Robin Pedersen, Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal, Marius Lindvik
4. Germany – Karl Geiger, Stephan Leyhe, Philipp Raimund, Andreas Wellinger
5. Japan – Ren Nikaido, Yukiya Sato, Naoki Nakamura, Ryoyu Kobayashi
6. Poland – Aleksander Zniszczoł, Jakub Wolny, Paweł Wąsek, Dawid Kubacki
7. Finland – Kasperi Valto, Vilho Palosaari, Niko Kytoesaho, Antti Aalto
8. United States – Kevin Bickner, Erik Belshaw, Jason Colby, Tate Frantz
 
*it was M Team in 2025 WCH
 
day 11
 
75. SPEED SKATING - M Team Pursuit
 
1. United States – Casey Dawson, Emery Lehman, Ethan Cepuran
2. Italy – Davide Ghiotto, Michele Malfatti, Andrea Giovannini
3. Netherlands – Chris Huizinga, Beau Snellink, Marcel Bosker
4. Japan – Motonaga Arito, Shomu Sasaki, Riku Tsuchiya
5. Belgium – Jason Suttels, Indra Medard, Bart Swings
6. China – Liu Hanbin, Wu Yu, Pan Baoshuo
7. France – Timothy Loubineaud, Valentin Thiebault, Germain Deschamps
DNF – Norway – Sander Eitrem, Sigurd Henriksen, Peder Kongshaug
 
76. SPEED SKATING - W Team Pursuit
 
1. Netherlands – Joy Beune, Antoinette Rijpma–De Jong, Marijke Groenewoud
2. Japan – Miho Takagi, Ayano Sato, Momoka Horikawa
3. Canada – Ivanie Blondin, Valerie Maltais, Isabelle Weidemann
4. Germany – Lea Sophie Scholz, Josephine Schloerb, Josie Hofmann
5. United States – Brittany Bowe, Mia Manganello, Greta Myers
6. Norway – Ragne Wiklund, Aurora Grinden Loevas, Hanna Svenni
7. China – Yang Bingyu, Adake Ahenaer, Jin Wenjing
8. Italy – Francesca Lollobrigida, Giorgia Aiello, Alice Marletti
 
77. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Freeski Big Air
 
1. Luca Harrington NZL
2. Elias Syrja FIN
3. Birk Ruud NOR
4. Mac Forehand USA
5. Troy Podmilsak USA
6. Alex Hall USA
7. Ben Barclay NZL
8. Matias Roche FRA
 
78. SNOWBOARD - W Snowboard Slopestyle
 
1. Zoi Sadowski-Synnott NZL
2. Kokomo Murase JPN
3. Reira Iwabuchi JPN
4. Mari Fukada JPN
5. Anna Gasser AUT
6. Mia Brookes GBR
7. Annika Morgan GER
8. Momo Suzuki JPN
 
79. BOBSLEIGH - M Two
 
1. Francesco Friedrich, Alexander Schueller GER
2. Johannes Lochner, Georg Fleischhauer GER
3. Adam Ammour, Benedikt Hertel GER
4. Frank Del Duca, Charlie Volker USA
5. Michael Vogt, Andreas Haas SUI
6. Brad Hall, Taylor Lawrence GBR
7. Kim Jin-su, Kim Hyeong-geun KOR
8. Mihai Tentea, George Iordache ROU
 
80. BIATHLON - M 4x7.5km Relay
 
1. Norway - Endre Stroemsheim, Tarjei Boe, Sturla Holm Laegreid, Johannes Thingnes Boe
2. France - Emilien Claude, Fabien Claude, Eric Perrot, Quentin Fillon Maillet
3. Germany - Philipp Nawrath, Danilo Riethmueller, Johannes Kuehn, Philipp Horn
4. Sweden - Viktor Brandt, Jesper Nelin, Martin Ponsiluoma, Sebastian Samuelsson
5. Italy - Daniele Cappellari, Lukas Hofer, Elia Zeni, Tommaso Giacomel
6. Czechia - Tomas Mikyska, Vitezslav Hornig, Jonas Marecek, Michal Krcmar
7. Switzerland - Sebastian Stalder, Joscha Burkhalter, James Pascal, Niklas Hartweg
8. Ukraine - Anton Dudchenko, Vitalii Mandzyn, Taras Lesiuk, Dmytro Pidruchnyi
 
81. NORDIC COMBINED - M 10km Individual (Large Hill)
 
1. Jarl Magnus Riiber NOR
2. Joergen Graabak NOR
3. Vinzenz Geiger GER
4. Jens Luras Oftebro NOR
5. Ilkka Herola FIN
6. Julian Schmid GER
7. Johannes Lamparter AUT
8. Ryota Yamamoto JPN
 
day 12
 
82. SHORT TRACK - M 500m
 
1. Steven Dubois CAN
2. Denis Nikisha KAZ
3. Jens van’t Wout NED
4. Stijn Desmet BEL
5. Sun Long CHN
6. Diane Sellier POL
7. Pietro Sighel ITA
8. Daniil Eibog UZB
 
83. SHORT TRACK - W 3000m Relay
 
1. Canada – Kim Bouttin, Florence Brunelle, Rikki Doak, Courtney Sarault
2. Poland – Natalia Maliszewska, Nikola Mazur, Kamila Stormowska, Gabriela Topolska
3. Netherlands – Zoe Deltrap, Diede von Oorschot, Michelle Velzeboer, Xandra Velzeboer
4. Kazakhstan – Alina Azhgaliyeva, Yana Khan, Olga Tikhonova, Malika Yermek
5. Korea Rep. – Kim Geon-hee, Kim Gil-li, Lee So-yeon, Noh Do-hee
6. Hungary – Zsofia Konya, Maja Dora Somodi, Barbara Somogyi, Rebeka Sziliczei-Nemet
7. Japan – Ami Hirai, Kii Kurokawa, Mirei Nakashima, Kurumi Shimane
- China – Fan Kexin, Gong Li, Wang Xinran, Yang Jingru
8. Italy – Chiara Betti, Elisa Confortola, Gloria Ioriatti, Arianna Sighel
 
84. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Aerials
 
1. Kaila Kuhn USA
2. Xu Mengtao CHN
3. Danielle Scott AUS
4. Chen Xuezheng CHN
5. Marion Thenault CAN
6. Shao Qi CHN
7. Laura Peel AUS
8. Airleigh Frigo AUS
 
85. SNOWBOARD - M Snowboard Slopestyle
 
1. Liam Brearley CAN
2. Su Yiming CHN
3. Oliver Martin USA
4. Romain Allemand FRA
5. Red Gerard USA
6. Cameron Spalding CAN
7. Dusty Henricksen USA
8. Noah Vicktor GER
 
86. ALPINE SKIING - W Slalom
 
1. Camille Rast SUI
2. Wendy Holdener SUI
3. Katharina Liensberger AUT
4. Paula Moltzan USA
5. Mikaela Shiffrin USA
6. Andreja Slokar SLO
7. Katharina Truppe AUT
8. Lena Duerr GER
 
87. BIATHLON - W 4x6km Relay
 
1. France - Lou Jeanmonnot, Oceane Michelon, Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, Julia Simon
2. Norway - Karoline Offigstad Knotten, Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold, Ragnhild Femsteinevik, Maren Kirkeeide
3. Sweden - Anna Magnusson, Ella Halvarsson, Hanna Oeberg, Elvira Oeberg
4. Austria - Lea Rothschopf, Lisa Theresa Hauser, Tamara Steiner, Anna Andexer
5. Germany - Sophia Schneider, Selina Grotian, Julia Tannheimer, Franziska Preuss
6. Slovakia - Ema Kapustova, Paulina Batovska Fialkova, Anastasiya Kuzmina, Maria Remenova
7. Italy - Hannah Auchentaller, Dorothea Wierer, Samuela Comola, Michela Carrara
8. Slovenia - Lena Repinc, Anamarija Lampic, Polona Klemencic, Ziva Klemencic
 
88. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - W Team Sprint Free
 
1. Sweden – Jonna Sundling, Maja Dahlqvist*
2. United States – Jessie Diggins, Julia Kern
3. Switzerland – Anja Weber, Nadine Faehndrich
4. Finland – Kerttu Niskanen, Jasmi Joensuu
5. Italy – Caterina Ganz, Federica Cassol
6. Germany – Katharina Hennig, Laura Gimmler
7. Norway – Lotta Udnes Weng, Kristine Stavas Skistad
8. Czechia – Katerina Janatova, Tereza Beranova
 
*it was W Team Sprint Classic in 2025 WCH
 
89. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - M Team Sprint Free
 
1. Norway – Erik Valnes, Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo*
2. Finland – Ristomatti Hakkola, Lauri Vuorinen
3. Sweden – Oskar Svensson, Edvin Anger
4. Italy – Davide Graz, Federico Pellegrino
5. France – Jules Chappaz, Richard Jouve
6. United States – Gus Schumacher, JC Schoonmaker
7. Czechia – Jiri Tuz, Michal Novak
8. Canada – Antoine Cyr, Xavier McKeever
 
*it was M Team Sprint Classic in 2025 WCH
 
day 13
 
90. ICE HOCKEY - W Tournament
 
1. United States
2. Canada
3. Finland
4. Czechia
5. Switzerland
6. Sweden
7. Japan
8. Germany
 
91. SPEED SKATING - M 1500m
 
1. Peder Kongshaug NOR
2. Jordan Stolz USA
3. Connor Howe CAN
4. Zhongyan Ning CHN
5. Tim Prins NED
6. Kjeld Nuis NED
7. Didrik Eng Strand NOR
8. Sander Eitrem NOR
 
92. FIGURE SKATING - W Single Skating
 
1. Alysa Liu USA
2. Kaori Sakamoto JPN
3. Mone Chiba JPN
4. Isabeau Levito USA
5. Amber Glenn USA
6. Wakaba Higuchi JPN
7. Nina Pinzarrone BEL
8. Niina Petrokina EST
 
93. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Aerials
 
1. Noe Roth SUI
2. Quinn Dehlinger USA
3. Pirmin Werner SUI
4. Alexandre Duchaine CAN
5. Oleksandr Okipniuk UKR
6. Wang Xindi CHN
7. Christopher Lillis USA
8. Victor Primeau CAN
 
94. SKI MOUNTAINEERING - M Sprint
 
1. Oriol Cardona Coll ESP
2. Thibault Anselmet FRA
3. Jon Kistler SUI
4. Arno Lietha SUI
5. Thomas Bussard SUI
6. Inigo Martinez de Albornoz ESP
7. Maximilien Drion du Chapois BEL
- Ot Ferrer Martinez ESP
8. Pablo Giner Dalmasso FRA
 
95. SKI MOUNTAINEERING - W Sprint
 
1. Marianne Fatton SUI
2. Emily Harrop FRA
3. Tatjana Paller GER
4. Ana Alonso Rodriguez ESP
5. Caroline Ulrich SUI
6. Marianna Jagercikova SVK
7. Giulia Murada ITA
8. Emma Cook-Clarke CAN
 
96. NORDIC COMBINED - M Team Sprint 2x7.5km
 
1. Germany – Johannes Rydzek, Wendelin Thannheimer, Vinzenz Geiger, Julian Schmid*
2. Austria – Fabio Obermeyr, Franz-Josef Rehrl, Martin Fritz, Johannes Lamparter
3. Norway – Simen Tiller, Joergen Graabak, Jens Luras Oftebro, Jarl Magnus Riiber
4. Finland – Otto Niittykoski, Wille Karhumaa, Eero Hirvonen, Ilkka Herola
5. Japan – Akiko Watabe, Sora Yachi, Yoshito Watabe, Ryota Yamamoto
6. Italy – Manuel Senoner, Aaron Kostner, Raffaele Buzzi, Alessandro Pittin
7. France – Marco Heinis, Edgar Vallet, Gael Blondeau, Laurent Muehlethaler
8. United States – Erik Lynch, Stephen Schumann, Niklas Malacinski, Ben Loomis
 
*it was M Team 4x5km in 2025 WCH
 
day 14
 
97. SPEED SKATING - W 1500m
 
1. Joy Beune NED
2. Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong NED
3. Mei Han CHN
4. Miho Takagi JPN
5. Nikola Zdrahalova CZE
6. Marijke Groenewoud NED
7. Ragne Wiklund NOR
8. Ivanie Blondin CAN
 
98. SHORT TRACK - W 1500m
 
1. Choi Min-jeong KOR
2. Courtney Sarault CAN
3. Kim Gil-li KOR
4. Elisa Confortola ITA
5. Arianna Fontana ITA
6. Hanne Desmet BEL
7. Zoe Deltrap NED
8. Zhang Chutong CHN
 
99. SHORT TRACK - M 5000m Relay
 
1. Canada – William Dandjinou, Steven Dubois, Maxime Laoun, Felix Roussel
2. China – Li Wenlong, Liu Guanyi, Liu Shaoang, Sun Long
3. Korea Rep. – Jang Sung-woo, Kim Gun-woo, Lee Sung-Ju, Park Ji-won
4. United States
5. Great Britain
6. Turkiye
7. Kazakhstan
- Netherlands
8. Italy
 
100. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Ski Cross
 
1. Fanny Smith SUI
2. Courtney Hoffos CAN
3. Daniela Maier GER
4. Marielle Berger Sabbatel FRA
5. Jade Grillet-Aubert FRA
6. Anouck Errard FRA
7. Mylene Ballet-Baz FRA
8. India Sherret CAN
 
101. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Freeski Halfpipe
 
1. Finley Melville Ives NZL
2. Nick Goepper USA
3. Alex Ferreira USA
4. Luke Harrold NZL
5. Hunter Hess USA
6. Henry Sildaru EST
7. Brendan Mackay CAN
8. Dylan Marineau CAN
 
102. BIATHLON - M 15km Mass Start
 
1. Endre Stroemsheim NOR
2. Sturla Holm Laegreid NOR
3. Johannes Thingnes Boe NOR
4. Campbell Wright USA
5. Martin Ponsiluoma SWE
6. Tommaso Giacomel ITA
7. Eric Perrot FRA
8. Lukas Hofer ITA
 
day 15
 
103. SPEED SKATING - M Mass Start
 
1. Andrea Giovannini ITA
2. Lee Seung-hoon KOR
3. Bart Swings BEL
4. Bart Hoolwerf NED
5. Ethan Cepuran USA
6. Timothy Loubineaud FRA
7. Indra Medard BEL
8. Daniele Di Stefano ITA
 
104. SPEED SKATING - W Mass Start
 
1. Marijke Groenewoud NED
2. Ivanie Blondin CAN
3. Francesca Lollobrigida ITA
4. Binyu Yang CHN
5. Mia Manganello USA
6. Kaitlyn McGregor SUI
7. Ayano Sato JPN
8. Valerie Maltais CAN
 
105. FREESTYLE SKIING - Mixed Team Aerials
 
1. United States – Kaila Kuhn, Quinn Dehlinger, Christopher Lillis
2. Ukraine – Anhelina Brykina, Oleksandr Okipniuk, Dmytro Kotovskyi
3. Switzerland – Lina Kozomara, Noe Roth, Pirmin Werner
4. Australia – Danielle Scott, Laura Peel, Reilly Flanagan
5. Canada – Marion Thenault, Lewis Irving, Alexandre Duchaine
6. China – Xu Mengtao, Wang Xindi, Qi Guangpu
7. Kazakhstan – Ayana Zholdas, Assylkhan Assan, Dinmukhammed Raimkulov
 
106. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Ski Cross
 
1. Ryan Regez CAN
2. Tobias Mueller GER
3. Ryo Sugai JPN
4. Youri Duplessis Kergomard FRA
5. David Mobaerg SWE
6. Simone Deromedis SUI
7. Adam Kappacher AUT
8. Melvin Tchiknavorian FRA
 
107. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Freestyle Halfpipe
 
1. Zoe Atkin GBR
2. Li Fanghui CHN
3. Cassie Sharpe CAN
4. Rachael Karker CAN
5. Svea Irving USA
6. Chen Zihan CHN
7. Zhang Kexin CHN
8. Liu Yishan CHN
 
108. SKI MOUNTAINEERING - Mixed Relay
 
1. Emily Harrop, Thibault Anselmet FRA
2. Ana Alonso Rodriguez, Oriol Cardona Coll ESP
3. Marianne Fatton, Robin Bussard SUI
4. Johanna Hiemer, Paul Verbnjak AUT
5. Alba de Silvestro, … ITA
6. Tatjana Paller, Finn Hoesch GER
7. Tove Alexandersson, Jerker Lysell SWE
8. Marianna Jagercikova, Jakub Siarnik SVK
 
109. CURLING - M Tournament
 
1. Great Britain
2. Switzerland
3. Canada
4. China
5. Sweden
6. Norway
7. Czechia
8. Germany
 
110. BOBSLEIGH - W Two
 
1. Laura Nolte, Deborah Levi GER
2. Kim Kalicki, Leonie Fiebig GER
3. Lisa Buckwitz, Kira Lipperheide GER
4. Kaillie Armbruster Humphries, Emily Renna USA
5. Kaysha Love, Jasmine Jones USA
6. Elena Meyers Taylor, Lolo Jones USA
7. Melanie Hasler, Muswama Kambundji SUI
8. Melissa Lotholz, Leah Walkeden CAN
 
111. BIATHLON - W 12.5km Mass Start
 
1. Elvira Oeberg SWE
2. Oceane Michelon FRA
3. Maren Kirkeeide NOR
4. Jeanne Richard FRA
5. Milena Todorova BUL
6. Lou Jeanmonnot FRA
7. Franziska Preuss GER
8. Suvi Minkkinen FIN
 
112. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - M 50km Mass Start Classic
 
1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo NOR*
2. William Poromaa SWE
3. Simen Hegstad Krueger NOR
4. Martin Loewstroem Nyenget NOR
5. Harald Oestberg Amundsen NOR
6. Andrew Musgrave GBR
7. Remi Lindholm FIN
8. Gustaf Berglund SWE
 
*it was M 50km Mass Start Free in 2025 WCH
 
day 16
 
113. ICE HOCKEY - M Tournament
 
1. United States
2. Switzerland
3. Sweden
4. Denmark
5. Canada
6. Czechia
7. Finland
- Austria
8. Germany
 
114. CURLING - W Tournament
 
1. Canada
2. Switzerland
3. China
4. Korea Rep.
5. Sweden
6. Great Britain
7. Denmark
8. Norway
 
115. BOBSLEIGH - M Four
 
1. Francesco Friedrich, Matthias Sommer, Alexander Schueller, Felix Straub GER
2. Johannes Lochner, Florian Bauer, Joern Wenzel, Georg Fleischhauer GER
3. Brad Hall, Arran Gulliver, Taylor Lawrence, Greg Cackett GBR
4. Frank del Duca USA
5. Adam Ammour GER
6. Michael Vogt SUI
7. Kristopher Horn USA
8. Taylor Austin CAN
 
116. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - W 50km Mass Start Classic
 
1. Frida Karlsson SWE*
2. Heidi Weng NOR
3. Therese Johaug NOR
4. Ebba Andersson SWE
5. Jonna Sundling SWE
6. Nora Sanness NOR
7. Krista Paermaekoski FIN
8. Nadja Kaelin SUI
 
*it was W 50km Mass Start Free in 2025 WCH

Some observations on a few other nations.
 
 New Zealand continue their leadership in the category of "Most wins and medals compared to the population and territory of the country". Their sporting success and consistency every Summer Olympics is admirable. 
 
 Netherlands officially confirmed their status as a member of the "Big Boys Club". Second consecutive Summer Games with over 30 medals, but with a better conversion into Golds and 6th place in the table. In Tokyo they were 7th. Add to that the last 3 Winter ones, where they were 5, 5 and 6th and it shows how they have steadily risen in the ranks. 
 
Sure, the majority of their medals came from cycling, rowing and athletics, but that just means they are perfectly escalating in the traditionally strong sports for them. Know what you are good at.
 
 Uzbekistan also had their best Games ever and so much better than in Tokyo. Their stronghold is boxing, but also have done very good in the other combat sports. Once again the motto of "know what you are good at". I think they were slightly pushed in some boxing matches, but in general their fighters are amongst the best in this version of boxing.
 
 Canada is also steadily improving, but unlike  and  their progress is seen in a large variety of sports. Sure, they have a superstar like McIntosh who brought many of the swimming medals, but i was watching a number of other sports and they had Canadians fighting for top positions everywhere. Sports, which you wouldn't associate with Canada in the past years. Don't know what has changed, but they have broaden their sporting horizon. If things continue like this, by LA 28 they would be in the  -  -  -  fight. 
Also with the US being hosts, they will have a much easier path in the qualifications without the Americans, so their delegation will be 350-400 in 2028 i reckon.
 
 
 

FINAL STANDING
 
Sunday 11.08.2024
Total Medal Events: 329/329  
Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 United States 40 44 42 126 2 China 40 27 24 91 3 Japan 20 12 13 45 4 Australia 18 19 16 53 5 France 16 26 22 64 6 Netherlands 15 7 12 34 7 Great Britain 14 22 29 65 8 South Korea 13 9 10 32 9 Italy 12 13 15 40 10 Germany 12 13 8 33 11 New Zealand 10 7 3 20 12 Canada 9 7 11 27 13 Uzbekistan 8 2 3 13 14 Hungary 6 7 6 19 15 Spain 5 4 9 18 16 Sweden 4 4 3 11 17 Kenya 4 2 5 11 18 Norway 4 1 3 8 19 Ireland 4 0 3 7 20 Brazil 3 7 10 20 21 Iran 3 6 3 12 22 Ukraine 3 5 4 12 23 Romania 3 4 2 9 24 Georgia 3 3 1 7 25 Belgium 3 1 6 10 26 Bulgaria 3 1 3 7 27 Serbia 3 1 1 5 28 Czechia 3 0 2 5 29 Denmark 2 2 5 9 30 Azerbaijan 2 2 3 7 - Croatia 2 2 3 7 32 Cuba 2 1 6 9 33 Bahrain 2 1 1 4 34 Slovenia 2 1 0 3 35 Chinese Taipei 2 0 5 7 36 Austria 2 0 3 5 37 Hong Kong 2 0 2 4 - Philippines 2 0 2 4 39 Algeria 2 0 1 3 - Indonesia 2 0 1 3 41 Israel 1 5 1 7 42 Poland 1 4 5 10 43 Kazakhstan 1 3 3 7 44 Jamaica 1 3 2 6 - South Africa 1 3 2 6 - Thailand 1 3 2 6 47 Ethiopia 1 3 0 4 48 Switzerland 1 2 5 8 49 Ecuador 1 2 2 5 50 Portugal 1 2 1 4 51 Greece 1 1 6 8 52 Argentina 1 1 1 3 - Egypt 1 1 1 3 - Tunisia 1 1 1 3 55 Botswana 1 1 0 2 - Chile 1 1 0 2 - Saint Lucia 1 1 0 2 - Uganda 1 1 0 2 59 Dominican Republic 1 0 2 3 60 Guatemala 1 0 1 2 - Morocco 1 0 1 2 62 Dominica 1 0 0 1 - Pakistan 1 0 0 1 64 Turkiye 0 3 5 8 65 Mexico 0 3 2 5 66 Armenia 0 3 1 4 - Colombia 0 3 1 4 68 Kyrgyzstan 0 2 4 6 - North Korea 0 2 4 6 70 Lithuania 0 2 2 4 71 India 0 1 5 6 72 Moldova 0 1 3 4 73 Kosovo 0 1 1 2 74 Cyprus 0 1 0 1 - Fiji 0 1 0 1 - Jordan 0 1 0 1 - Mongolia 0 1 0 1 - Panama 0 1 0 1 79 Tajikistan 0 0 3 3 80 Albania 0 0 2 2 - Grenada 0 0 2 2 - Malaysia 0 0 2 2 - Puerto Rico 0 0 2 2 84 Côte d'Ivoire 0 0 1 1 - Cabo Verde 0 0 1 1 - Refugee Olympic Team 0 0 1 1 - Peru 0 0 1 1 - Qatar 0 0 1 1 - Singapore 0 0 1 1 - Slovakia 0 0 1 1 - Zambia 0 0 1 1  
*Table Does not include medals won by AIN (1-3-2).

FINAL STANDING
 
Sunday 11.08.2024
Total Medal Events: 329/329  
Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 United States 40 44 42 126 2 China 40 27 24 91 3 Japan 20 12 13 45 4 Australia 18 19 16 53 5 France 16 26 22 64 6 Netherlands 15 7 12 34 7 Great Britain 14 22 29 65 8 South Korea 13 9 10 32 9 Italy 12 13 15 40 10 Germany 12 13 8 33 11 New Zealand 10 7 3 20 12 Canada 9 7 11 27 13 Uzbekistan 8 2 3 13 14 Hungary 6 7 6 19 15 Spain 5 4 9 18 16 Sweden 4 4 3 11 17 Kenya 4 2 5 11 18 Norway 4 1 3 8 19 Ireland 4 0 3 7 20 Brazil 3 7 10 20 21 Iran 3 6 3 12 22 Ukraine 3 5 4 12 23 Romania 3 4 2 9 24 Georgia 3 3 1 7 25 Belgium 3 1 6 10 26 Bulgaria 3 1 3 7 27 Serbia 3 1 1 5 28 Czechia 3 0 2 5 29 Denmark 2 2 5 9 30 Azerbaijan 2 2 3 7 - Croatia 2 2 3 7 32 Cuba 2 1 6 9 33 Bahrain 2 1 1 4 34 Slovenia 2 1 0 3 35 Chinese Taipei 2 0 5 7 36 Austria 2 0 3 5 37 Hong Kong 2 0 2 4 - Philippines 2 0 2 4 39 Algeria 2 0 1 3 - Indonesia 2 0 1 3 41 Israel 1 5 1 7 42 Poland 1 4 5 10 43 Kazakhstan 1 3 3 7 44 Jamaica 1 3 2 6 - South Africa 1 3 2 6 - Thailand 1 3 2 6 47 Ethiopia 1 3 0 4 48 Switzerland 1 2 5 8 49 Ecuador 1 2 2 5 50 Portugal 1 2 1 4 51 Greece 1 1 6 8 52 Argentina 1 1 1 3 - Egypt 1 1 1 3 - Tunisia 1 1 1 3 55 Botswana 1 1 0 2 - Chile 1 1 0 2 - Saint Lucia 1 1 0 2 - Uganda 1 1 0 2 59 Dominican Republic 1 0 2 3 60 Guatemala 1 0 1 2 - Morocco 1 0 1 2 62 Dominica 1 0 0 1 - Pakistan 1 0 0 1 64 Turkiye 0 3 5 8 65 Mexico 0 3 2 5 66 Armenia 0 3 1 4 - Colombia 0 3 1 4 68 Kyrgyzstan 0 2 4 6 - North Korea 0 2 4 6 70 Lithuania 0 2 2 4 71 India 0 1 5 6 72 Moldova 0 1 3 4 73 Kosovo 0 1 1 2 74 Cyprus 0 1 0 1 - Fiji 0 1 0 1 - Jordan 0 1 0 1 - Mongolia 0 1 0 1 - Panama 0 1 0 1 79 Tajikistan 0 0 3 3 80 Albania 0 0 2 2 - Grenada 0 0 2 2 - Malaysia 0 0 2 2 - Puerto Rico 0 0 2 2 84 Côte d'Ivoire 0 0 1 1 - Cabo Verde 0 0 1 1 - Refugee Olympic Team 0 0 1 1 - Peru 0 0 1 1 - Qatar 0 0 1 1 - Singapore 0 0 1 1 - Slovakia 0 0 1 1 - Zambia 0 0 1 1  
*Table Does not include medals won by AIN (1-3-2).

Here's a comparison of how nations performed between 2020 and 2024.
 
More Gold Medals
+7
+6
+5
+5
+3
 
South Korea recovered well after a poor 2020 while France benefited greatly from being the host nation. The Netherlands and Uzbekistan see their increase investment in sport yield good results.
 
 
Fewer Gold Medals
-20
-8
-7
-5
-4
-3
-3
 
Obviously Russia was going to have the least amount of golds, even accounting for they did not win a single gold. Despite having similar amount of medals as 2020, Great Britain just couldn't convert them to gold this time. The same can be said for Brazil. Japan loses out in their host nation boost while economic troubles continues to hurt Cuba.
 
 
More Total Medals
+31
+13
+12
+8
+7
+6
+5
+5
 
France with the host boost saw a huge jump in total medals. Despite only getting 1 more gold medal compared to 2020, the United States wins an additional 13 medals. As with the gold medals, South Korea saw a nice increase in total medals as well. Uzbekistan and Australia saw nice increases. North Korea is only here because they did not participate in 2020. One can only imagine their increase had they attempted to qualify during the entire period as oppose to the second half.
 
 
Fewer Total Medals
-70
-13
-7
-6
-6
-5
-5
-5
 
Russia got banned and lost out on almost all their medals. Again, Japan lost its host boost. Ukraine suffered from the war while the other nations face either economic issues or returned to the mean after a great 2020.

Final update:
 
NOC points total top8 USA 1193 226 CHN 846 155 FRA 699 150 GBR 681 136 ITA 556 120 AUS 541 109 JPN 532 115 GER 491 117 NED 382 76 CAN 341 79 KOR 333 66 ESP 296 69 BRA 247 57 HUN 238 51 NZL 232 53 UKR 170 42 SUI 156 41 POL 149 39 BEL 145 33 UZB 138 28 SWE 127 27 IRI 115 21 KEN 112 21 NOR 112 26 TUR 108 27 DEN 105 24 ROU 103 22 CZE 99 25 IND 99 23 IRL 94 22 MEX 90 24 TPE 90 20 GRE 88 19 KAZ 86 20 BUL 79 16 CRO 79 17 CUB 78 15 ETH 78 20 SRB 75 19 AZE 73 17 JAM 73 20 COL 72 18 THA 70 14 GEO 68 12 AIN 68 15 AUT 66 14 EGY 65 18 RSA 59 12 ISR 58 11 POR 57 14 ECU 56 11 KGZ 54 10 PRK 51 9 ARM 49 11 LTU 49 13 SLO 46 10 PHI 45 8 TUN 41 9 INA 40 8 HKG 39 7 MGL 37 12 MDA 34 7 SVK 34 8 ARG 33 9 BRN 32 5 DOM 30 7 ALG 29 6 MAS 29 6 TJK 26 6 PER 25 6 MAR 24 5 NGR 24 9 FIN 23 9 BOT 20 4 CHI 20 4 EST 20 7 PUR 20 4 KOS 17 3 UGA 17 4 GRN 16 3 VEN 16 7 LCA 15 2 EOR 15 4 GUA 14 2 LAT 14 4 QAT 14 3 ALB 13 3 CIV 12 5 CYP 12 3 JOR 11 2 ZAM 11 3 SGP 10 2 DMA 8 1 PAK 8 1 FIJ 7 1 PAN 7 1 TTO 7 2 VIE 7 2 CPV 6 1 CRC 5 1 PAR 5 2 VIN 5 1 BER 4 1 BUR 4 1 IVB 4 1 KSA 4 1 LBN 4 1 PNG 4 1 SMR 4 1 SYR 4 1 ZIM 4 2 AND 3 1 BAH 3 1 IRQ 3 1 BAR 2 1 BIH 2 1 KIR 2 1 LBR 2 1 LES 2 1 NIG 2 1 UAE 2 1 ARU 1 1 CAY 1 1 121 NOCs (+ AIN and EOR) reaching at least a top 8 placement. 

For the first time ever there isn't an European nation in the Top4. The Russian ban + Great Britain underperforming + France not reaching their full potial at home... weakest European performance at the Olympic Games, in the "capital of Europe" of all places. 

It's over!  The USA finishes first in the medal table! What a comeback again by the United States to surpass China!

It's over!  The USA finishes first in the medal table! What a comeback again by the United States to surpass China!

It's over!  The USA finishes first in the medal table! What a comeback again by the United States to surpass China!

Ireland had their best ever Olympic Games in Paris finishing in 19th place on the final medals table with 4 golds and 3 bronze medals.
It surpassed all of my expectations and Paris will have a very special place in my heart with lots of beautiful memories. I got to experience the Olympics in person for the first time in my life and it did not disappoint, I loved every minute of it and the atmosphere was wonderful.
 
 
 
 
 
 

This is number of sports China participated in from 2000 until 2024:
2000 - 28, 
2004 - 28
2008 - 28
2012 - 23
2016 - 26
2020 - 30
2024 - 33
 
That's one of the reasons for my statement.
 
 
 

At least Finland is very high up the world happiness ranking, even without Olympic medals.

By the way if it stays 40-40 with golds (which is probably the case) what would have made the difference?
Maybe for
China: Imane Khalif box final (could they somehow challenge that?)
US: err, that high jump 

These are objective calculations that we have the most 4th and 5th places (5th place in judo is the first place behind the podium). On paper we should win about 45 medals here - that's what the bookmakers' predictions indicated before the games. But personally, I prefer gold in volleyball than 4-5 bronze in track cycling or archery.

Guys, there are books that have the bet for Most winning Gold Medal in Olympic.
 
What happens to the money if you either pick US or China. Its crazy lol. Its unthinkable. The books might eat both side of money?

Jennifer Valente on top of the omnium with 144 points after the points race. This medals race is going to be decided by the women’s basketball final between the United States and France

Here we are,  China now at 40 gold medals.

should finish 5th and first European nation 

Japan overtakes Australia

I think it's over now. Valente is going to win the Omnium and regardless of the wrestling final, the US will be first on Silvers. Another last day steal just like in Tokyo.

Team Slovakia
 
at PARIS 2024
FINAL TABLE OF HONOR
 

 
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MEDALS
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1st PLACE - GOLD MEDAL None   2nd PLACE - SILVER MEDAL None   3rd PLACE - BRONZE MEDAL (1) Matej Beňuš Canoe Slalom - M C1     ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOP 8s
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  4th PLACE (3) Zuzana Paňková Canoe Slalom - W C1   Anna Karolína Schmiedlová Tennis - W Singles   Vanesa Hocková Shooting - W Skeet     5th PLACE (1) Richard Tury Skateboarding - M Street     6th PLACE (3) Jakub Grigar Canoe Slalom - M K1   Jakub Grigar Canoe Slalom - M Kayak-Cross   Danka Barteková Shooting - W Skeet     7th PLACE None   8th PLACE None   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOP 10s
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9th Place (2) Eliška Mintálová Canoe Slalom - W K1 Marius Fízeľ Judo - M +100kg   10th Place (2) Patrik Jány Shooting - M 50m Rifle 3 Positions Tajmuraz Salkazanov Freestyle Wrestling - M -74kg