2024 Olympics: The complete Australian medal tally in Paris

On track for a historic campaign

The Australian Olympic team is hoping to match, or better their haul of 46 medals from Tokyo 2020 – one of the country's most successful Olympics campaigns – and so far look poised to do it. Let's take a look at how many medals they have so far! All stats are provided by the Olympics website.

14 medals

So far Australia has claimed 14 total medals, 7 gold, 4 silver, and 3 bronze – putting them at number 2 in the tournament medal tally as of Wednesday evening (31 July). Incredible!

Road cycling: 1

Australia's first gold medal at Paris 2024 was clinched by Grace Brown, who delivered a stellar performance in the women's road cycling time trial, finishing a remarkable 1:31 minutes ahead of second place.

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Swimming: 8 (4 gold)

Perhaps unsurprisingly, swimming accounts for the bulk of Australia's medal tally. So far the Aussies have secured 8 medals in the pool, including golds for Kaylee McKeown in the Women's 100m Backstroke, Mollie O'Callaghan in the Women's 200m Freestyle, Ariarne Titmus in the Women's 400m Freestyle, and in the 4x100m freestyle relay going O'Callaghan, McKeown, Titmus and Shayna Jack.

Swimming: 8 (3 silver, 1 Bronze)

This is rounded out by three silvers in the Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay, Men's 400m Freestyle, Women's 200m Freestyle, and a bronze in the Men's 4x200m Freestyle relay.

Canoe slalom: 2

Paddler Jessica Fox is on fire this Olympics, with the 30-year-old picking up two golds for her country, in the Women's Kayak Single and the Women's Canoe Single.

Equastrian: 1

42-year-old Christopher Burton claimed a surprise silver medal in the Eventing Individual event, with a loaned horse he had only been riding for five months – as The Guardian reported.

Cycling BMX Freestyle: 1

Natalya Diehm made history on Wednesday with her bronze medal in the BMX Women's Park Event. This is Australia's first-ever medal in Women's BMX.

Shooting: 1

Also on Wednesday, shooter Penny Smith took the bronze medal in the Women's Trap Shooting event.

What's next?

With the athletics set to start on Thursday this week, we're destined to see a host of new faces on the list very soon.

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