During the Olympic competitions in Milan and Cortina, Norway's athletes clinched two gold medals on Sunday, solidifying their lead in the overall medal standings. The Norwegian team excelled particularly in cross-country skiing, winning the 4x7.5 kilometer relay race, which further showcased their dominance in this sport. Notably, ski jumper Anna Udina Strema also contributed to the gold victory, with Johannes Klæbo marking his fourth gold in these Olympics and becoming the most decorated athlete in Winter Olympic history with nine medals.

Alongside Norway's impressive performance, the host nation Italy also achieved two gold medals on the same day, strengthening their position in second place in the overall rankings. Italy's medal haul now includes eight golds, four silvers, and ten bronzes, while the United States follows closely with five golds, eight silvers, and four bronzes. The competition remains fierce, with Sweden, Canada, and the Netherlands also securing a gold medal each on Sunday.

As it stands, Norway's tally reaches 26 medals overall, comprising 12 gold, 7 silver, and 7 bronze. This remarkable achievement reflects Norway's exceptional performance across various winter sports, indicating their strong tradition and investment in winter athletics, and sets the stage for intense competition as the Games progress.