London Olympics 2012 Medal Tally (DAY 8): Team Great Britain ranks 3rd

Host Country, Team Great Britain is victorious on the Day 8 of London Olympics 2012. It managed to snatched the 3rd slot from Russian Federation after the British Athletes won another 6 Golds and 1 Silver on Day 8 of the 30th Olympiad. Team GB has now 14 Golds, 7 Silver and 8 Bronze, which total of 29 Olympics Medals.

Meanwhile, Team USA is still on top of the Medal Tally with 54 Olympics Medal which composed of 26 Gold, 13 Silver and 15 Bronze. Most of the Olympic medals of Team USA came from the Swimming events. 

People's Republic of China ranked 2nd, close behind Team USA and lead Team GB by far. China PR has now 53 Olympic Medals which composed of 25 Gold, 16 Silver and 12 Bronze. China PR Olympic Medals came from 14 Olympic events, and most of it came from, also, on Swimming.

Countries that complete the Top 10 are namely:

4. Republic of Korea - 17 Olympic medals (up by 4 slots)

5. France - 22 Olympic medals ( up by 2 slots)

6. Germany - 21 Olympic medals 

7. Italy - 13 Olympic medals (up by 3 slots)

8. Kazakhstan - 5 Olympic Medals (up by 12 slots)

9. People's Republic of Korea - 5 Olympic Medals ( up by 8 slots)

10. Russian Federation - 28 Olympic Medals (down by 6 slots)

London Olympics 2012 Medal Tally (DAY 7)

Day 7 of London Olympics 2012 had been a significant day for Team United States of America (USA) after they overtaken the People's Republic Of China in the Medal Rankings of the 30th Olympiad.

USA ranked no.1 with 43 Olympics Medal which composed of  21 Gold, 10 Silver, and 12 Bronze. Meanwhile, China has 20 Gold, 13 Silver and 9 Bronze for a total of 41 Olympics medals.

Russian Federation on the third slot with 23 Olympic medals ( 3 Gold, 12 Silver, 8 Bronze). Meanwhile, the host country, Great Britain is on the fourth slot with 8 Gold, 6 Silver, 8 Bronze for a total of 22 Olympic Medals. On 5th slot is Japan with 21 Olympic Medals (2 Gold, 8 Silver, 11 Bronze).

Countries on the Top 6-10 are namely: 

6. Germany - 5 Gold, 9 Silver, 6 Bronze (20 Medals)

7. France - 8 Gold, 5 Silver, 6 Bronze (19 Medals)

8. Republic of Korea - 9 Gold, 2 Silver, 5 Bronze (16 Medals)

9. Australia - 1 Gold, 9 Silver, 4 Bronze (14 Medals)

10. Italy - 4 Gold, 5 Silver, 3 Bronze (12 Medals)