Winter Olympics 2026 by country
A reusable archive template built from the final medal table. Each country page highlights medal totals, strongest sports, and what actually drove that nation's result in Milano Cortina.
Norway
Top sport: Cross-country skiing (14 medals)
Open country pageUnited States
Top sport: Freestyle skiing (8 medals)
Open country pageNetherlands
Top sport: Speed skating (13 medals)
Open country pageItaly
Top sport: Alpine skiing (5 medals)
Open country pageGermany
Top sport: Bobsleigh (8 medals)
Open country pageFrance
Top sport: Biathlon (13 medals)
Open country pageSweden
Top sport: Cross-country skiing (10 medals)
Open country pageSwitzerland
Top sport: Alpine skiing (9 medals)
Open country pageAustria
Top sport: Alpine skiing (4 medals)
Open country pageJapan
Top sport: Snowboarding (9 medals)
Open country pageCanada
Top sport: Freestyle skiing (5 medals)
Open country pageChina
Top sport: Freestyle skiing (9 medals)
Open country pageSouth Korea
Top sport: Short-track speed skating (7 medals)
Open country pageAustralia
Top sport: Freestyle skiing (4 medals)
Open country pageGreat Britain
Top sport: Skeleton (2 medals)
Open country pageCzech Republic
Top sport: Snowboarding (2 medals)
Open country pageSlovenia
Top sport: Ski jumping (4 medals)
Open country pageSpain
Top sport: Ski mountaineering (3 medals)
Open country pageBrazil
Top sport: Alpine skiing (1 medals)
Open country pageKazakhstan
Top sport: Figure skating (1 medals)
Open country pagePoland
Top sport: Ski jumping (3 medals)
Open country pageNew Zealand
Top sport: Snowboarding (2 medals)
Open country pageFinland
Top sport: Nordic combined (3 medals)
Open country pageLatvia
Top sport: Luge (1 medals)
Open country pageDenmark
Top sport: Speed skating (1 medals)
Open country pageEstonia
Top sport: Freestyle skiing (1 medals)
Open country pageGeorgia
Top sport: Figure skating (1 medals)
Open country pageBulgaria
Top sport: Biathlon (1 medals)
Open country pageBelgium
Top sport: Short-track speed skating (1 medals)
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