Gold, silver and bronze Olympic medals

UPDATED Feb. 20, 2022, at 1:23 AM

Which Countries Are Doing Better — Or Worse — Than Expected At The Beijing Olympics?

An updating medal count for every competing nation compared with the number of medals we thought each would have won so far — along with how many more they might take home.

Where the leaders stand

Top five countries by current rank, current number of medals and final projected rank

Stream chart showing how many medals we project each country to win during the olympics. Norway is projected to finish with the most medals, followed by ROC (Russian athletes), Germany, Canada and United States.Feb. 5Feb. 6Feb. 7Feb. 8Feb. 9Feb. 10Feb. 11Feb. 12Feb. 13Feb. 14Feb. 15Feb. 16Feb. 17Feb. 18Feb. 19SWEAUTNEDITACHNSLO

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How each country stacks up

Norway
37 medals
won so far, that’s ...
3 medals
above
  expected, with ...
0 medals
yet to be won
ROC (Russian athletes)
32 medals
won so far, that’s ...
13 medals
above
  expected, with ...
0 medals
yet to be won
Germany
27 medals
won so far, that’s ...
3 medals
below
  expected, with ...
0 medals
yet to be won
Canada
26 medals
won so far, that’s ...
5 medals
below
  expected, with ...
0 medals
yet to be won
United States
25 medals
won so far, that’s ...
7 medals
below
  expected, with ...
0 medals
yet to be won

Read more about the data and projections behind this interactive.

Design and development by Jay Boice, Elena Mejía and Anna Wiederkehr. Research by Bill Mallon for Olympedia. Methodology by Neil Paine. Illustrations by Kevin Whipple. Art direction by Emily Scherer. Story editing by Sara Ziegler. Visual editing by Julia Wolfe. Copy editing by Santul Nerkar.