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10 Countries With The Most 2026 Winter Olympics Medals

One Athlete At 2026 Winter Olympics Can Win $792,000 With A Gold Medal

While U.S. Olympians earn $37,500 for a gold medal, athletes from some countries can receive six-figure payouts for the same achievement.

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Here’s how much athletes at the 2026 Winter Olympics get for winning medals

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Which countries are offering the highest cash rewards for Winter Olympic medals in 2026

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2026 Winter Olympics: Kingsbury captures Canada’s 1st gold medal

Mikael Kingsbury is Canada’s first gold medallist at the Milano-Cortina Olympics.

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The 10 Countries With The Most 2026 Winter Olympics Medals

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How Much Each Country at Winter Olympics Pays Athlete For Winning Gold Medal

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2026 Winter Olympics live updates: Team USA results and medal count as Day 9 gets off to a disappointing start

In better news, the U.S. men's and women's curling teams picked up key wins, with the women coming back for a thrilling 6-5 win over China and the men topping Sweden 8-5.

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2026 Winter Olympics medal count, standings entering February 15

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Winter Olympics 2026 medal count: Team USA up to 17 after Jordan Stolz, dual moguls medals

Singapore ski racer Faiz Basha becomes 2nd athlete to represent tropical nation at a Winter Games

The reaction is usually the same when Faiz Basha tells anyone that he's an Olympian. What sport? Ski racing. An understanding nod. What country? Singapore. Raised eyebrows. Basha's just the second athlete from the tropical country — temperature today: 88 degrees Fahrenheit (31 Celsius) — to compete at a Winter Games.

Singapore Alpine skier Faiz Basha’s Winter Olympic races to be streamed live on YouTube

Age of Sports' channel will broadcast his giant slalom and slalom events live on Feb 14 and 16. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Olympics-Alpine skiing-Singaporean skier Basha trained on inline skates ahead of giant slalom debut

By Kurt Hall and Joyce Zhou BORMIO, Italy, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Singaporean Faiz Basha is the first competitor to represent his country in a snow sport at the Olympic Winter Games and his road to the frozen slopes from his tropical nation included unconventional training on inline skates.