Check Out the Medal Count for Each Country at the Paris Olympics—Updated So Far

 As the Paris Summer Olympic Games kick off and the final rosters are confirmed, athletes are gearing up for one last challenge: determining the winners.

This Summer Olympics will feature 329 medal events—157 for men, 152 for women, and 20 mixed-gender events. With nearly 1,000 medals up for grabs among the 206 countries recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), each nation will have at least one athlete competing in Paris this summer.Over the course of the 19-day competition, approximately 10,500 athletes will vie for medals across 32 sports, achieving a milestone of gender parity with an equal number of male and female competitors for the first time.

Historically, Team USA has led the Summer Olympics, arriving in Paris with a total of 1,070 gold medals and 2,667 medals overall. The Soviet Union follows with 1,009 medals, while Great Britain and the People’s Republic of China have earned 916 and 636 medals, respectively. This year, over 60 countries are competing for their first Olympic medal, and the outcomes could shift dramatically in the coming month.Over the course of the 19-day competition, approximately 10,500 athletes will vie for medals across 32 sports, achieving a milestone of gender parity with an equal number of male and female competitors for the first time.

Historically, Team USA has led the Summer Olympics, arriving in Paris with a total of 1,070 gold medals and 2,667 medals overall. The Soviet Union follows with 1,009 medals, while Great Britain and the People’s Republic of China have earned 916 and 636 medals, respectively. This year, over 60 countries are competing for their first Olympic medal, and the outcomes could shift dramatically in the coming month.