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Leading Medal Winners

Number of medals won on the left; gold, silver and bronze breakdown on right. USA medalists in bold type.

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No		Sport	G-S-B
4	Ole Einar Bjoerndalen, NOR	Biathlon	4-0-0
3	Samppa Lajunen, FIN	Nordic Comb.	3-0-0
3	Jochem Uytdehaage, NED	Sp. Skating	2-1-0
3	Marc Gagnon, CAN	ST Sp. Skating	2-0-1
3	Frode Estil, NOR	Cross Country	1-2-0
3	Stephan Eberharter, AUT	Alpine	1-1-1
3	Felix Gottwald, AUT	Nordic Comb.	0-0-3
2	Simon Ammann, SWI	Ski Jumping	2-0-0
2	Kjetil Andre Aamodt, NOR	Alpine	2-0-0
2	Johann Muehlegg, SPA	Cross Country	2-0-0
2	Jaakko Tallus, FIN	Nordic Comb.	1-1-0
2	Sven Hannawald, GER	Ski Jumping	1-1-0
2	Derek Parra, USA	Sp. Skating	1-1-0
2	Apolo Anton Ohno, USA	ST Sp. Skating	1-1-0
2	Thomas Alsgaard, NOR	Cross Country	1-1-0
2	Jonathan Guilmette, CAN	ST Sp. Skating	1-1-0
2	Andrus Veerpalu, EST	Cross Country	1-1-0
2	Mathieu Turcotte, CAN	ST Sp. Skating	1-0-1
2	Sven Fischer, GER	Biathlon	0-2-0
2	Frank Luck, GER	Biathlon	0-2-0
2	Ronny Ackermann, GER	Nordic Comb.	0-2-0
2	Bode Miller, USA	Alpine	0-2-0
2	Adam Malysz, POL	Ski Jumping	0-1-1
2	Matti Hautamaeki, FIN	Ski Jumping	0-1-1
2	Cristian Zorzi, ITA	Cross Country	0-1-1
2	Raphael Poiree, FRA	Biathlon	0-1-1
2	Ricco Gross, GER	Biathlon	0-1-1
2	Lasse Kjus, NOR	Alpine	0-1-1
2	Li Jiajun, CHN	ST Sp. Skating	0-1-1
2	Benjamin Raich, AUT	Alpine	0-0-2

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No		Sport	G-S-B
4	Janica Kostelic, CRO	Alpine	3-1-0
3	Kati Wilhelm, GER	Biathlon	2-1-0
3	Yang Yang (A), CHN	ST Sp. Skating	2-1-0
3	Bente Skari, NOR	Cross Country	1-1-1
3	Sabine Voelker, GER	Sp. Skating	0-2-1
2	Andrea Henkel, GER	Biathlon	2-0-0
2	Claudia Pechstein, GER	Sp. Skating	2-0-0
2	Olga Danilova, RUS	Cross Country	1-1-0
2	Uschi Disl, GER	Biathlon	1-1-0
2	Choi Eun-Kyung, S. Kor.	ST Sp. Skating	1-1-0
2	Evi Sachenbacher, GER	Cross Country	1-1-0
2	Ko Gi-Hyun, S. Kor.	ST Sp. Skating	1-1-0
2	Stefania Belmondo, ITA	Cross Country	1-1-0
2	Olga Pyleva, RUS	Biathlon	1-0-1
2	Julija Tchepalova, RUS	Cross Country	1-0-1
2	Liv Grete Poiree, NOR	Biathlon	0-2-0
2	Larissa Lazutina, RUS	Cross Country	0-2-0
2	Renate Goetschl, AUT	Alpine	0-1-1
2	Wang Chunlu, CHN	ST Sp. Skating	0-1-1
2	Anita Moen, NOR	Cross Country	0-1-1
2	Anja Paerson, SWE	Alpine	0-1-1
2	Evgenia Radanova, BUL	ST Sp. Skating	0-1-1
2	Yang Yang (S), CHN	ST Sp. Skating	0-1-1
2	Magdalena Forsberg, SWE	Biathlon	0-0-2
2	Jennifer Rodriguez, USA	Sp. Skating	0-0-2

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Salt Lake City: 2002 Winter Olympics

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