Beijing Winter Olympics 2022: Which nations and athletes have the most Winter Olympic medals of all time?

The Winter Olympics are almost upon us! The world’s biggest winter sports stars are descending on Beijing to compete for their share of 109 medals – seven more than were up for grabs in PyeonChang four years ago. The Games will officially begin on February 4 and run until February 20, with Mikaela Shiffrin, Shaun White, Chloe Kim, Yuzuru Hanyu and Ester Ledecka among the box-office names to look out for.

Ad/> Norway will look to retain their place at the top of the medals table, having had the most success in PyeongChang with 39 medals in total, 14 of which were gold. Beijing 2022Beijing spotlight: Can history-maker Ledecka astound all over again?35 MINUTES AGO /> Runners-up Germany also took home 12 gold medals in 2018, but Norway edged it on silvers (14 vs 10).

Looking back across all Winter Games to date, right from the very first in Chamonix in 1924, which country has had the most medal success? And who is the most decorated individual Winter Olympian of all time? When is the Beijing 2022 opening ceremony? China welcomes the world to start the Winter Olympics What is the Russian Olympic Committee? ROC and Russia ban from Beijing 2022 explained Beijing spotlight: History-maker Ledecka out to astound all over again Which country has the most Winter Olympic medals of all time? Norway – with a population size about five times smaller than that of Texas – is the most decorated Winter Olympic nation of all time. The small Scandinavian country has won 368 medals in total, including 132 gold, 125 silvers and 111 bronze, and the Norwegians are favourites to top the medal table once again in Beijing.