Norway has the record for most medals, a total of 368 medals since the first Winter Olympic Games. This tally includes 132 gold medals, 125 silver, and 111 bronze.

Norway, the all-time leader in medals at the Winter Olympics, earned the most medals at the 1924 Winter Games with 17, including four gold medals. Sixteen countries took part in the first Winter ...

Norwegian skier Jacob Tullin Thams is one of few Olympic athletes to have won medals at both the Winter and Summer Olympics. In Chamonix in 1924, Thams won gold in the ski jumping competition.

The world’s greatest winter sports athletes will convene in Beijing in February for the 24th Winter Olympic Games. The first Winter Olympics were held in 1924 at Chamonix in France, and over the ...

More than 2,500 medals have been awarded in the history of the Winter Olympics, which began with 1924 Games in Chamonix, France. Norway is the overall leader with a total of 303, followed by the ...

Whimsical costumes abounded at the 1924 Winter Olympics in Chamonix, France. ... She captured the gold medal in the 1928 Winter Olympics, and then again in 1932 and 1936.

Sonja Henie, 11, strikes a pose with world champion skater Gilles Grafstrom at the 1924 International Winter Sports Week, later known as the first Winter Olympics. Henie won gold medals in the ...

There will be over 109 medal events during the 2022 Winter Olympics. ... France, in 1924. All past gold, silver and bronze medals are somewhat similar to one other, ...

The United States came into the Beijing Olympics trailing only Norway in the overall medal count for every Winter Olympics since 1924.. Norway came into the Winter Games with 368 medals: 132 gold ...

The Winter Olympic Games, now underway in South Korea, are a big deal. About 6,500 athletes from almost 100 countries are competing for medals in more than 100 events. But when the modern Olympic G… ...