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The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics commenced on February 6, and since then, it’s been game on. Each country is vying for the gold as they represent their nations. Athletes from around the world are competing in several winter sports, either by carving up the ice or hitting the slopes.

With multiple recognizable stars such as Lindsey Vonn having competed, viewers have been tuning into their local NBC stations and Peacock to watch each match and its outcome. So, as of right now, who has the most medals so far in the 2026 Olympics?

Find out the updated Olympic medal count here for Team USA, Canada, Italy and more countries as everyone goes for the gold.

Which Country Has the Most Athletes in the 2026 Winter Olympics Milano Cortina?

Team USA has the most athletes — 235, including three alternates — in this year’s Winter Olympics, followed by Canada, which has 211 athletes, per CBS News. Host country Italy has the third most athletes with 195.

Updated Olympic Medal Count 2026

The following consists of the updated medal count for the 2026 Olympics at the time of publication:

Gold Medal: 

• Sweden – 4
• Switzerland – 4
• Norway – 7
• United States – 4
• Austria – 3
• Italy – 6
• Japan – 2
• Germany – 3
• Czechia – 1
• France – 3
• Netherlands – 1

Silver Medal: 

• Sweden – 3
• Norway – 2
• Italy – 2
• USA – 6
• Switzerland – 1
• Austria – 5
• Japan – 2
• Germany – 3
• Czechia – 1
• France – 4
• Netherlands – 3
• China – 1
• Republic of Korea – 1
• Slovenia – 1

Bronze Medal

• Italy – 7
• Norway – 5
• USA – 3
• Japan – 5
• Germany – 2
• China – 1
• Canada – 2
• Bulgaria – 1

Team USA, Canada, Sweden, Switzerland, Norway and several other countries have earned gold and silver medals. Host nation Italy currently holds gold, silver and bronze.

Olympics 2026 Schedule for Figure Skating, Alpine Skiing, Hockey & More

The following list contains the dates for each Winter Olympic sport:

Ice Hockey

Figure Skating

• February 6–19: Team event, ice dance, singles, and pairs programs

Snowboarding

• February 6–21: Slopestyle, halfpipe, snowboard cross, big air and parallel giant slalom

Alpine Skiing

Speed Skating

Luge

Skeleton

Bobsleigh

Ski Mountaineering

Closing Ceremony