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The host nation of the 2022 Winter Olympics, China is currently forecast to win a similar number of medals in Beijing as in Pyeongchang in 2018. Host Nation China Not Expected to Increase Medal Count The Swiss team is in pole position in the mixed team aerials freestyle skiing event and the women’s big air in freestyle skiing. Switzerland is the only NOC forecast to win two gold medals in events debuting at Beijing 2022. Switzerland appears to be the main beneficiary of the new events. The Swedes have a contender in the Men’s big air freestyle skiing event as Henrik Harlaut is projected fifth position. However, Canada is currently in sixth place in the women’s monobobsled projection and five of the six other new events have a Canadian ranked in the top eight. It appears Canada and Sweden will be the only NOCs forecast to finish in the top-10 medal winning countries not profiting from any of the new events on the programme. Gracenote projections for Beijing 2022 suggest that the extra medals from these events will be distributed across 11 different NOCs. Seven new events are being introduced at the 2022 Winter Olympics which brings the total number of medal events up to 109. Medals in New Events Likely to be Won by Many NOCs Generally, Winter Games host nations are able to increase the number of medals they win in front of home audiences compared to the preceding Olympics. Data suggests that China will not improve upon their medal count from 2018.Only Switzerland is expected to win more than one gold medal in these new events. Medals for these events should be distributed across a large number of NOCs.

Seven events make Olympics debuts at the Beijing 2022 Winter Games: women’s monobobsled, men’s and women’s big air in freestyle skiing, and mixed team events in freestyle skiing aerials, short track, ski jumping and snowboard cross.

The Netherlands is forecast to finish in the top five medal winning countries, ahead of Canada on gold medals.

Canada has never topped the USA on the medal table at two consecutive Winter Olympics.

The United States is projected to finish ahead of Canada in 2022 after winning fewer medals than the Canadians at Pyeongchang 2018.

Germany appears to be on target for a repeat of its 31 Winter Olympics medals in 2018.

The Olympic Athletes from Russia are forecast to win more medals than any team representing Russia or the Soviet Union at a Winter Olympics has managed.With Russian athletes again allowed to compete under the Olympic Athletes from Russia banner, they are expected to improve significantly over their first performance under this atypical arrangement in 2018.The 41 medals currently projected to be won by Norway in Beijing comes would break their Olympic record 39 set at PyeongChang 2018. Norway is expected to top the Winter Olympics medal table for the second successive time.