Olympic Medal Winners 2018 Final Standings
The Olympic medal winners 2018 final standings show Norway leading the total medal table with 39 medals, followed by Germany with 31 and Canada with 29. The United States finished fourth with 23 medals, while the Netherlands and France rounded out the top six with 20 and 15 medals respectively. The full country-by-country breakdown is available on the official Olympic results page olympics.com.
In terms of gold medals, Norway again topped the table with 14 golds, ahead of Germany with 14 golds as well and Canada with 11 golds. The United States secured 9 gold medals, placing it behind the traditional Nordic and European powerhouses in the Olympic medal winners 2018 gold count. These figures are drawn from the official Games results database olympics.com.
Key Sports and Individual Olympic Medal Winners 2018
Alpine skiing, speed skating, and cross-country skiing produced many of the top individual Olympic medal winners 2018, with Norway dominating in skiing and the Netherlands leading on the ice. In speed skating, the Netherlands collected 20 medals, including 8 golds, while biathletes and cross-country skiers from Norway and Germany added heavily to their countries' totals. Detailed event-level results are published by the International Olympic Committee olympics.com.
Notable individual Olympic medal winners 2018 include Norwegian biathlete Johannes Thingnes Bø, Dutch speed skater Sven Kramer, and German bobsledder Francesco Friedrich, each securing multiple golds. In figure skating, Alina Zagitova of the Olympic Athletes from Russia won the women's singles gold, while the ice dance title went to Canada's Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir. These results are confirmed by the official Olympic results portal olympics.com.
Olympic Medal Winners 2018 by Sport and Medal Type
Gold Medal Distribution
Gold medals in Olympic medal winners 2018 were spread across 15 sports, with speed skating, biathlon, and alpine skiing accounting for a large share. Norway earned 14 golds, Germany 14, and Canada 11, while the Netherlands added 8 golds, mostly in long-track speed skating. The full gold medal list is available on the official Olympic results page olympics.com.
Silver and Bronze Breakdown
Silver and bronze medals in Olympic medal winners 2018 followed a similar pattern, with Norway, Germany, and the Netherlands collecting large hauls across multiple disciplines. The United States earned 10 silver and 10 bronze medals, while Canada added 10 silver and 5 bronze to its total. Complete silver and bronze tables are published by the International Olympic Committee olympics.com