Medal count United States: 1-1-1 3 China: 2-0-0 2 South Korea: 1-1-0 2 Czech Republic: 1-0-0 1 Romania: 1-0-0 1 Spain: 1-0-0 1 Austria: 0-1-0 1 Cuba: 0-1-0 1 Italy: 0-1-0 1 Russia: 0-1-0 1 Turkey: 0-1-0 1 Argentina: 0-0-1 1 Croatia: 0-0-1 1 Japan: 0-0-1 1 Netherlands: 0-0-1 1 North Korea: 0-0-1 1 Switzerland: 0-0-1 1 Taiwan: 0-0-1 1 Uzbekistan: 0-0-1 1
United States: 2-2-4 8 China: 5-2-0 7 South Korea: 3-2-0 5 Russia: 0-3-1 4 Japan: 1-0-2 3 Italy: 0-2-1 3 North Korea: 0-1-2 3 Czech Republic: 2-0-0 2 Australia: 1-0-1 2 Netherlands: 1-0-1 2 Cuba: 0-1-1 2 France: 0-1-1 2 Britain: 1-0-0 1 Romania: 1-0-0 1 Spain: 1-0-0 1 Thailand: 1-0-0 1 Austria: 0-1-0 1 Hungary: 0-1-0 1 Sweden: 0-1-0 1 Turkey: 0-1-0 1 Zimbabwe: 0-1-0 1 Algeria: 0-0-1 1 Argentina: 0-0-1 1 Belarus: 0-0-1 1 Taiwan: 0-0-1 1 Croatia: 0-0-1 1 Georgia: 0-0-1 1 Germany: 0-0-1 1 Switzerland: 0-0-1 1 Uzbekistan: 0-0-1 1
China: 9-3-2 14 United States: 3-4-5 12 South Korea: 4-4-0 8 Italy: 3-3-2 8 Russia: 0-4-2 6 Australia: 2-0-3 5 France: 0-3-2 5 Japan: 2-0-2 4 North Korea: 0-1-3 4 Britain: 2-0-1 3 Netherlands: 1-1-1 3 Czech Republic: 2-0-0 2 Finland: 1-0-1 2 Spain: 1-0-1 2 Cuba: 0-1-1 2 Germany: 0-1-1 2 Brazil: 0-0-2 2 Indonesia: 0-0-2 2 Azerbaijan: 1-0-0 1 India 1-0-0 1 Romania: 1-0-0 1 Thailand: 1-0-0 1 Austria: 0-1-0 1 Colombia 0-1-0 1 Hungary: 0-1-0 1 Norway 0-1-0 1 Slovakia 0-1-0 1 Sweden: 0-1-0 1 Turkey: 0-1-0 1 Vietnam 0-1-0 1 Zimbabwe: 0-1-0 1 Algeria: 0-0-1 1 Argentina: 0-0-1 1 Belarus: 0-0-1 1 Croatia: 0-0-1 1 Georgia: 0-0-1 1 Switzerland: 0-0-1 1 Taiwan: 0-0-1 1 Tajikistan: 0-0-1 1 Uzbekistan: 0-0-1 1
United States: 7-7-8 22 China: 13-3-4 20 South Korea: 5-6-1 12 Australia: 3-2-5 10 Italy: 3-4-2 9 Russia: 2-4-3 9 France: 0-7-2 9 North Korea: 1-2-4 7 Germany: 4-1-1 6 Japan: 3-1-2 6 Britain: 2-1-3 6 Netherlands: 1-1-2 4 Azerbaijan: 1-2-0 3 Brazil: 0-0-3 3 Czech Republic: 2-0-0 2 Slovakia 1-1-0 2 Finland: 1-0-1 2 Romania: 1-0-1 2 Spain: 1-0-1 2 Zimbabwe: 0-2-0 2 Austria: 0-1-1 2 Cuba: 0-1-1 2 Kazakhstan: 0-1-1 2 Armenia: 0-0-2 2 Indonesia: 0-0-2 2 Taiwan: 0-0-2 2 India 1-0-0 1 Thailand: 1-0-0 1 Colombia 0-1-0 1 Hungary: 0-1-0 1 Norway 0-1-0 1 Sweden: 0-1-0 1 Turkey: 0-1-0 1 Vietnam 0-1-0 1 Algeria: 0-0-1 1 Argentina: 0-0-1 1 Belarus: 0-0-1 1 Croatia: 0-0-1 1 Georgia: 0-0-1 1 Kyrgyzstan: 0-0-1 1 Mexico: 0-0-1 1 Switzerland: 0-0-1 1 Tajikistan: 0-0-1 1 Togo: 0-0-1 1 Ukraine: 0-0-1 1 Uzbekistan: 0-0-1 1
It's going to be close between China and USA. Hopefully the US wins gold in basketball which would help a lot
Agreed - the official table looks slightly different to that shown by riverplate though as placings are determined by the number of gold medals, then silver then bronze rather than the format he's used which just adds up the total medals
United States: 10-8-11 29 China: 17-5-5 27 South Korea: 6-6-1 13 Australia: 4-2-6 12 Russia: 2-7-3 12 Italy: 4-4-2 11 France: 1-7-3 11 Germany: 6-1-2 9 Japan: 4-2-3 9 Britain: 2-2-3 7 North Korea: 1-2-4 7 Netherlands: 1-1-3 5 Romania: 1-1-2 4 Switzerland: 1-0-3 4 Ukraine: 0-0-4 4 Georgia: 2-0-1 3 Azerbaijan: 1-2-0 3 Zimbabwe: 0-3-0 3 Cuba: 0-2-1 3 Hungary: 0-2-1 3 Armenia: 0-0-3 3 Brazil: 0-0-3 3 Czech Republic: 2-0-0 2 Slovakia 1-1-0 2 Finland: 1-0-1 2 Spain: 1-0-1 2 Sweden: 0-2-0 2 Algeria: 0-1-1 2 Austria: 0-1-1 2 Kazakhstan: 0-1-1 2 Kyrgyzstan: 0-1-1 2 Belarus: 0-0-2 2 Indonesia: 0-0-2 2 Taiwan: 0-0-2 2 India 1-0-0 1 Thailand: 1-0-0 1 Colombia 0-1-0 1 Mongolia 0-1-0 1 Norway 0-1-0 1 Slovenia 0-1-0 1 Turkey: 0-1-0 1 Vietnam 0-1-0 1 Argentina: 0-0-1 1 Bulgaria: 0-0-1 1 Croatia: 0-0-1 1 Egypt: 0-0-1 1 Mexico: 0-0-1 1 Tajikistan: 0-0-1 1 Togo: 0-0-1 1 Uzbekistan: 0-0-1 1
I'm saying nothing The spread of medal types is pretty bizarre - the US are picking up approx even numbers of all medal types in comparison to China. To have almost double the number of golds as silver/bronze combined shows how effective they've been in targeting their sports
China being ahead in the gold medal count isn't all that surprising. The US usually comes out of the gate a little conservatively. Wait for track & field to start, that's when the US usually racks up a lot of golds and other medals (as well as the team sports). There's still a loooong way to go in these Olympics. It's going to be a tight count in the end.
China: 22-8-5 35 United States: 10-9-15 34 South Korea: 6-7-3 16 Australia: 5-4-7 16 France: 2-7-6 15 Russia: 3-8-3 14 Italy: 6-4-3 13 Germany: 6-2-3 11 Japan: 5-3-3 11 Britain: 2-2-3 7 North Korea: 1-2-4 7 Cuba: 1-3-2 6 Netherlands: 1-1-4 6 Ukraine: 1-0-4 5 Azerbaijan: 1-2-1 4 Romania: 1-1-2 4 Switzerland: 1-0-3 4 Hungary: 0-3-1 4 Kazakhstan: 0-2-2 4 Armenia: 0-0-4 4 Brazil: 0-0-4 4 Czech Republic: 2-1-0 3 Georgia: 2-0-1 3 Zimbabwe: 0-3-0 3 Sweden: 0-2-1 3 Mongolia 1-1-0 2 Slovakia 1-1-0 2 Finland: 1-0-1 2 Spain: 1-0-1 2 Algeria: 0-1-1 2 Austria: 0-1-1 2 Kyrgyzstan: 0-1-1 2 Turkey: 0-1-1 2 Belarus: 0-0-2 2 Indonesia: 0-0-2 2 Taiwan: 0-0-2 2 India 1-0-0 1 Thailand: 1-0-0 1 Colombia 0-1-0 1 Norway 0-1-0 1 Slovenia 0-1-0 1 Vietnam 0-1-0 1 Argentina: 0-0-1 1 Bulgaria: 0-0-1 1 Croatia: 0-0-1 1 Egypt: 0-0-1 1 Lithuania: 0-0-1 1 Mexico: 0-0-1 1 Tajikistan: 0-0-1 1 Togo: 0-0-1 1 Uzbekistan: 0-0-1 1
On Ch 7 news in Australia they played one of the American news channels as they showed the medal tally. They had put the US on top because of their superior medal total, even though china have 12 more golds. C'mon USA seriously who are you kidding!
It's called the "Medal Count" not the "Gold Medal Count" If you really think about it, it makes sense. China now has the most total medals anyway. I could be biased though
Agree, they think they have the advantage of using underage girls but just wait till track & field when we whip out our juiced athletes
United States: 14-13-19 46 China: 26-9-6 41 Australia: 5-7-8 20 Russia: 3-8-8 19 South Korea: 6-9-3 18 France: 3-8-7 18 Germany: 8-2-4 14 Italy: 6-4-4 14 Japan: 6-4-3 13 Britain: 3-2-3 8 Cuba: 1-3-4 8 Ukraine: 3-0-4 7 Netherlands: 1-2-4 7 North Korea: 1-1-3 5 Hungary: 0-4-1 5 Kazakhstan: 0-3-2 5 Armenia: 0-0-5 5 Slovakia 3-1-0 4 Czech Republic: 2-2-0 4 Azerbaijan: 1-2-1 4 Romania: 1-1-2 4 Switzerland: 1-0-3 4 Belarus: 0-1-3 4 Brazil: 0-0-4 4 Georgia: 2-0-1 3 Zimbabwe: 0-3-0 3 Sweden: 0-2-1 3 Turkey: 0-2-1 3 Austria: 0-1-2 3 Mongolia 1-1-0 2 Poland: 1-1-0 2 Finland: 1-0-1 2 Spain: 1-0-1 2 Algeria: 0-1-1 2 Kyrgyzstan: 0-1-1 2 Norway 0-1-1 2 Slovenia 0-1-1 2 Uzbekistan: 0-1-1 2 Indonesia: 0-0-2 2 Taiwan: 0-0-2 2 Ethiopia: 1-0-0 1 India 1-0-0 1 Thailand: 1-0-0 1 Colombia 0-1-0 1 Vietnam 0-1-0 1 Argentina: 0-0-1 1 Bulgaria: 0-0-1 1 Croatia: 0-0-1 1 Egypt: 0-0-1 1 Lithuania: 0-0-1 1 Mexico: 0-0-1 1 Tajikistan: 0-0-1 1 Togo: 0-0-1 1 NOTE: Kim Jong-su of North Korea failed a drug test and was stripped of the men's 50m air pistol silver medal and the 10m air pistol bronze medal.
China is crushing everyone in number of gold medals. They have more golds than any other country has total medals (outside the U.S.)
United States: 16-16-22 54 China: 27-13-7 47 Australia: 7-8-10 25 France: 3-9-10 22 Russia: 5-8-8 21 South Korea: 7-9-4 20 Germany: 8-5-5 18 Japan: 7-5-5 17 Britain: 7-3-7 17 Italy: 6-5-5 16 Ukraine: 5-2-5 12 Cuba: 1-3-4 8 Belarus: 0-2-6 8 Netherlands: 1-2-4 7 Kazakhstan: 0-3-3 6 Czech Republic: 2-3-0 5 New Zealand: 2-1-2 5 Romania: 2-1-2 5 Switzerland: 2-0-3 5 Azerbaijan: 1-2-2 5 North Korea: 1-1-3 5 Brazil: 1-0-4 5 Hungary: 0-4-1 5 Armenia: 0-0-5 5 Slovakia 3-1-0 4 Zimbabwe: 1-3-0 4 Norway 1-2-1 4 Indonesia: 1-0-3 4 Georgia: 2-0-1 3 Spain: 2-0-1 3 Canada: 1-1-1 3 Sweden: 0-3-0 3 Turkey: 0-2-1 3 Austria: 0-1-2 3 Mongolia 1-1-0 2 Poland: 1-1-0 2 Bulgaria: 1-0-1 2 Finland: 1-0-1 2 Algeria: 0-1-1 2 Colombia 0-1-1 2 Kyrgyzstan: 0-1-1 2 Serbia: 0-1-1 2 Slovenia 0-1-1 2 Uzbekistan: 0-1-1 2 Denmark: 0-0-2 2 Taiwan: 0-0-2 2 Ethiopia: 1-0-0 1 India 1-0-0 1 Jamaica: 1-0-0 1 Thailand: 1-0-0 1 Ecuador 0-1-0 1 Estonia: 0-1-0 1 Trinidad & Tobago 0-1-0 1 Vietnam 0-1-0 1 Argentina: 0-0-1 1 Croatia: 0-0-1 1 Egypt: 0-0-1 1 Lithuania: 0-0-1 1 Mexico: 0-0-1 1 Tajikistan: 0-0-1 1 Togo: 0-0-1 1 NOTE: The IOC stripped the bronze medal from a Swedish wrestler who had complained about the judging in his Greco-Roman competition and had discarded his medal during the awards ceremony in protest. Ara Abrahamian was disqualified for violating the spirit of fair play of the Games and had his athlete’s credential revoked.
As long as everything goes to plan tonight (4 x 100 medley relay), the U.S. should be getting at least 5 more gold medals
3 Jamaican men in the 100m finals, 1 takes gold Jamaican women take 3 medals in the 100m finals. Trinidad had 2 men in the 100m finals, one takes silver. The Bahamian women are also not a team to overlook.. But hey, we shall see won't we