World Athletics Championships 2025 medal tally: USA stays on top with 8 golds, Botswana wins historic first men’s world title

World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025, Day 6 - Source: Getty
Botswana's Collen Kebinatshipi with his gold medal at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025, Day 6 - Source: Getty

With the conclusion of Day 6 of the World Athletics Championships 2025, the United States continues to top the medal tally at the tournament with a total of 12 medals so far. Today's evening session saw Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone claim the 400m title, as well as Curtis Thompson winning the bronze medal in the Men's Javelin Throw. The United States now have 8 gold medal winners, 1 silver medal winner, and 3 bronze medal winners.

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Botswana's Collen Kebinatshipi made history as he became his country's first ever men's world champion in a track event by winning the Men's 400m final. Kebinatshipi grabbed the gold medal, while his fellow countryman Bayapo Ndori won the bronze medal in the final. It was Canada's Jereem Richards who finished second.

Kenya ranks second in the charts, with 7 medals overall. Faith Kipyegon, Peres Jepchirchir, Faith Cherotich, and Beatrice Chebet all managed to win individual gold medals, while Dorcus Ewoi claimed a silver medal in the 1500m event. Finally, it was Reynold Cheruiyot and Edmund Serem who earned individual bronze medals to add to their nation's impressive tally at the World Championships.

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In third place, it is Jamaica, who have won 6 medals overall. Oblique Seville won the nation's only gold medal so far in the Men's 100m, with Kishane Thompson finishing second to claim silver in the same event. Tajay Gayle, Orlando Bennett, and Tina Clayton also claimed silver medals, while Tyler Mason won bronze in the 110m hurdles.

Italy rank fourth with 5 medals overall. Mattia Furlani won the nation's only gold medal in the Men's Long Jump. Ethiopia rank behind them with 4 medals overall, as women's marathon record-holder Tigst Assefa won the silver medal in this event at the World Championships.

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The United States hold the record for the most amount of medals won at a single World Championships, with 33 medals overall. They also hold the record for most number of medals won by a nation at the World Championships historically, with 443 total. Kenya and Russia are behind them in second and third respectively on the all-time tally.


World Athletics Championships 2025: Full medal tally

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone with her gold medal at the World Athletics Championships 2025, Day 6 - Source: Getty
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone with her gold medal at the World Athletics Championships 2025, Day 6 - Source: Getty

Here is the full medal tally so far for all the nations competing at the World Athletics Championships 2025:

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RankFederationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1United States81312
2Kenya4127
3Jamaica1416
4Italy1225
5Ethiopia0224
6People's Republic of China0123
7Germany0303
8Canada3003
9Australia0022
10Bahrain0112
11Netherlands0202
12Botswana1012
13Sweden1012
14Cuba1012
15Trinidad and Tobago1102
16New Zealand2002
17Czechia0011
18Venezuela0011
19Japan0011
20Uruguay0011
21Colombia0011
22Slovenia0011
23Saint Lucia0011
24Ecuador0011
25Hungary0011
26Belgium0011
27Commonwealth of Dominica0101
28Great Britain & N.I.0101
29Greece0101
30Dominican Republic0101
31Mexico0101
32Morocco0101
33Korea0101
34Nigeria0101
35Grenada0101
36Brazil0101
37Switzerland1001
38Tanzania1001
39France1001
40Portugal1001
41Spain1001
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When will Day 7 of the World Athletics Championships 2025 be held?

Day 7 of the World Athletics Championships will be held on September 19th, beginning with the Women's 100m hurdles at 5:33 PM local time. A total of 13 events will be held, with all the action streamed live internationally on the World Athletics website.

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Edited by Harshvardhan Shankar
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