The updated medal standings for the 2026 Olympics in Milan and Cortina

The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina kicked off on February 6, and since then, the real competition has begun. Each country is striving to win gold, representing their nations. Athletes from around the world are competing in various winter sports, whether it be figure skating or alpine skiing.

Among the many well-known athletes, such as Lindsey Vonn, viewers are actively following broadcasts on local NBC and Peacock stations to catch every competition and its results. So, at this point, which country has the most medals at the 2026 Olympics?

Here is the updated medal count for Team USA, Canada, Italy, and other countries vying for gold.

Team USA is represented by the largest number of athletes—235, including three alternates—at these Winter Olympics, followed by Canada with 211 athletes, according to CBS News. The host country, Italy, ranks third with 195 athletes.

At the time of publication, the updated medal standings for the 2026 Olympics are as follows:

So far, the teams from the USA and Canada have not yet won any medals. The host country, Italy, has one silver and one bronze medal, while the teams from Sweden, Switzerland, and Norway have also secured several medals.

The following list provides the dates for each winter Olympic sport:

— Figure Skating
— Alpine Skiing
— Luge