Team Austria Medal Winners Full List, At Winter Olympics 2026 Milano Cortina

Team Austria Medal Winners Full List, At Winter Olympics 2026 Milano Cortina






 Team Austria's 12 medals (3 gold, 6 silver, 3 bronze) at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, as of February 12, 2026 (reflecting results through the men's snowboard cross and women's Super-G alpine skiing events on Thursday, with 44 of 116 events complete). This matches the official Olympics.com medal table (Austria at 3G-5S-3B for 12 total, ranked 6th overall).Austria's strong showing emphasizes snowboarding (multiple podiums in parallel and cross) and alpine skiing (team and speed events), with consistent results in luge and Nordic combined.

Team Austria's Medal Winners Full List, At Winter Olympics 2026......


Gold Medals (3)


Snowboarding — Benjamin Karl — Men's Parallel Giant Slalom (February 8): Defended his title with dominant runs.

Alpine Skiing — Ariane Rädler & Katharina Huber — Women's Team Combined (February 10): Historic first Olympic gold in the new team combined event.

Snowboarding — Alessandro Hämmerle — Men's Snowboard Cross (February 12): Back-to-back Olympic title defense in a photo-finish thriller (0.03 seconds ahead of Canada's Eliot Grondin).

Silver Medals (5)

Snowboarding — Sabine Payer — Women's Parallel Giant Slalom (February 8).

Luge — Jonas Müller — Men's Singles (February 8).

Alpine Skiing — Vincent Kriechmayr & Manuel Feller — Men's Team Combined (February 9).

Nordic Combined — Johannes Lamparter — Individual Normal Hill/10 km.

Luge — Thomas Steu & Wolfgang Kindl — Men's Doubles.

Luge –-  Lisa Schulte, Thomas Steu, Wolfgang Kindl, Jonas Müller, Selina Egle & Lara Kipp (Team relay) on 12 Feb.

Bronze Medals (3)


Luge — Selina Egle & Lara Kipp — Women's Doubles (or related relay/team context).

Alpine Skiing — Cornelia Hütter — Women's Super-G (February 12: time 1:23.93, behind Italy's Federica Brignone and France's Romane Miradoli).

Snowboarding — Jakob Dusek — Men's Snowboard Cross (February 12): Joined Hämmerle on the podium for a strong Austrian 1-3 finish.

This distribution highlights Austria's expertise in sliding and boarding sports, with the February 12 snowboard cross double (gold + bronze) providing a late boost. Medals span 4 sports (snowboarding, alpine skiing, luge, Nordic combined), showcasing depth in traditional Austrian strengths.