In a remarkable showing at the 2026 Olympics, the French team secured two gold medals this Saturday, one in mixed relay ski mountaineering and another by Océane Michelon in the biathlon (Mass start). This achievement has propelled France to fourth place in the overall medal standings, surpassing Germany and the Netherlands. With a total of eight gold medals, France is making significant strides towards its goal of finishing in the top five at these Games in Milan-Cortina.

Notably, Julia Simon's silver medal in the Mass start biathlon adds to France's overall tally, which now stands at 23 medals. This historic performance showcases the strength and competitiveness of the French athletes as they continue to excel on the international stage. The success not only reinforces the country's Olympic reputation but also boosts the morale of the team as they strive for further victories in the remaining events.

As the Games progress, France's current ranking puts it in a strong position compared to its rivals, with a two-gold margin over Germany. The performance of the athletes underscores the effective preparation and dedication of the French delegation, paving the way for a potential record-setting medal haul as the Olympics unfold.