2024 Olympics in Paris medal count updates: who has won more? Tally by country today Aug. 7
2024 Olympic medal table: live updates
Paris 2024 medal table
1. USA: Gold 24 Silver 31 Bronze 31 - Total 86
2. China: Gold 22 Silver 22 Bronze 16 - Total 60
3. Australia: Gold 14 Silver 12 Bronze 10 - Total 36
Polish gold medallist Aleksandra Miroslaw (centre) poses with Chinese silver medallist Deng Lijuan (left) and Polish bronze medallist Aleksandra Kalucka during the medal ceremony for the women's sport climbing speed competition.
Team USA's athletes are on a five-figure bonus for winning gold at this summer's Games, with the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee also offering cash incentives for winning silver and bronze medals.
AS USA's Calum Roche has the full lowdown on the money the USOPC is paying its athletes for medal success at the 2024 Olympics.
Poland's Aleksandra Miroslaw beats China's Deng Lijuan in the women's sport climbing speed final.
Miroslaw takes sporting climbing gold
In sport climbing, Poland's Aleksandra Miroslaw has claimed gold in the women's speed event.
She took victory in a time of 6.10 seconds, beating China's Deng Lijuan into second. Another Pole, Aleksandra Kalucka, completed the podium.
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During medal ceremonies, athletes in Paris are being presented with a long, rectangular cardboard box.
Spanish success
Spanish gold medallists Maria Pérez (centre left) and Álvaro Martín (centre right) celebrate on the podium after winning the marathon race walk mixed relay on Wednesday.
Can Moon defend pole vault title?
Today in track and field, Team USA’s medal hopes are headlined by Katie Moon, who will seek her second straight Olympic title in the women’s pole vault final.
That gold-medal event is scheduled to start at 12:15pm ET.
Another major moment will come in the men’s 400m final, which involves three US athletes - Christopher Bailey, Quincy Hall and 2022 world champion Michael Norman.
The 400m final is due to take place at 3:20pm.
Which other Americans have won 1500m?
In case you’re wondering who the USA’s three previous 1500m champions are, they are: Jim Lightbody in 1904, Mel Sheppard in 1908 and Matthew Centrowitz Jr in 2016.
Hocker: "I always dreamt but never believed"
Speaking to NBC after his surprise win in the men's 1500m final yesterday, Team USA's Cole Hocker said he was aware as he crossed the finish line that his life will now never be the same.
“I’m still processing, but I just had the vivid thought of how my life just changed, and can’t even process that right now," Hocker said.
“It’s just unbelievable [to be only the fourth American to win Olympic gold in the 1500m]. I saw that list, I’ve seen the list of just champions that have come before me, and I always dreamt but never believed, like, that I would be in the same breath of those guys.
"But as I’ve progressed through my career I’ve gotten closer and closer and now it just truly [is] an honour.”
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Women's golf gets going in Guyancourt
The women's golf tournament is underway at Le Golf National, where Team USA's Nelly Korda is bidding to win back-to-back Olympic titles.
Korda is the bookmakers' favourite for gold, ahead of Thailand’s Atthaya Thitikul and fellow American Lilia Vu.
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Spain win race walk relay
Spain have won the marathon race walk mixed relay, the duo of Martina Pérez and Álvaro Martín claiming gold in a time of 2:50:31.
Silver went to Ecuador's Glenda Morejón and Brian Pintado, and Australia's Rhydian Cowley and Jemima Montag took bronze.
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AS USA's Paul Rudder put together this full report on Gabby Thomas' 200m triumph.
Golden Gabby
Another headline US medal winner yesterday was Gabby Thomas, who won America's first women's 200m gold since 2012.
Having won bronze in Tokyo three years ago, Thomas claimed her first Olympic crown with a time of 21.83 in Paris, beating 100m champion Julien Alfred into second. The USA's Brittany Brown took bronze.
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Hocker pulls off 1500m upset
Among Team USA's gold-medal winners yesterday was Cole Hocker, who claimed a stunning victory in the men's 1500m final.
Hocker took gold ahead of the two hot favourites, Britain's Josh Kerr and Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen - and did so in an Olympic-record time.
The USA's Yared Neguse won bronze behind Kerr in second, leaving America with two men on the 1500m podium for the first time since the Stockholm Summer Games 112 years ago.
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USA clear of China in medal table
After day 11, Team USA have daylight at the top of the medals table, having taken a two-gold lead over second-placed China: 24 to 22.
The Americans are bidding to win the medal count for the fourth straight Summer Games, and for the seventh time in the last eight.
Since 1992, the only time the USA haven't finished first in the standings was Beijing 2008, when hosts China led the way.
If you'd like to check out the full schedule for day 12 - both medal and non-medal events - we've also got you covered.
Day 12 at the 2024 Olympics: full list of medal events
Artistic swimming
2:30pm: Team acrobatic routine
Athletics (track and field)
1:30am: Mixed marathon race walk relay
12:15pm: Women’s pole vault final
2:25pm: Men’s discus throw final
3:20pm: Men’s 400m final
3:43pm: Men’s 3000m steeplechase final
Boxing
3:30pm: Women’s 57kg semi-finals
4:02pm: Men’s +92kg semi-finals
4:34pm: Men’s 63.5kg final
4:51pm: Men’s 80kg final
Cycling (track)
12:04pm: Men’s team pursuit finals
12:57pm: Women’s team pursuit finals
Sailing
6:13am: Women’s dinghy medal race
7:13am: Men’s dinghy medal race
8:43am: Mixed multihull medal race
9:43am: Mixed dinghy medal race
Skateboarding
11:30am: Men’s park final
Sport climbing
6:54am: Women’s speed final
Taekwondo
2:34pm: Men’s -58kg bronze medal contests
3:19pm: Women -49kg gold medal contest
3:37pm: Men’s -58kg gold medal contest
Weightlifting
9:00am: Men’s 61kg
1:30pm: Women’s 49kg
Wrestling
1:30pm: Men’s Greco-Roman 77kg medal finals
2:05pm: Men’s Greco-Roman 97kg medal finals
2:50pm: Women’s freestyle 50kg final
(All times ET)
Day 12 live medal count: welcome!
Good morning! Welcome to AS USA's live medal-count blog for day 12 of the Paris Games! Wednesday's Olympic action will witness no fewer than 23 gold-medal events.