Medal Tally Olympics 2016: Tuesday's Updated Standings, Results After Each Event

The 11th day of competition at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games from Rio de Janeiro has drawn to a close after 27 sets of medals were handed out. 

After Tuesday's events, the United States is still holding a comfortable lead at the top of the medal-count board, which can be seen below:

Here is an entire list of Tuesday's results, including every medalist:

Gymnastics: Men's Parallel Bars
Gymnastics: Women's Floor Exercise
Gymnastics: Men's Horizontal Bar Final
Athletics: Men's Triple Jump
Athletics: Women's Discus Throw
Athletics: Men's High Jump
Athletics: Women's 1500M
Athletics: Men's 110M Hurdles
Boxing: Men's Light (60kg)
Men's Canoe Single 1000M
Women's Kayak Double 500M
Women's Kayak Single 200M
Men's Kayak Single 1000M
Cycling: Women's Omnium Points Race
Cycling: Women's Sprint Finals
Cycling: Men's Keirin
Diving: Men's 3M Springboard
Swimming: Men's 10km
Sailing: Women's Laser Radial
Sailing: Men's Laser
Sailing: Men's Finn
Sailing: Nacra 17 Mixed
Synchronized Swimming: Duets Free Routine
Table Tennis: Women's Team
Weightlifting: Men's 105kg
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Oleg Verniaiev	Ukraine	16.041
Silver	Danell Leyva	United States	15.900
Bronze	David Belyavskiy	Russia	15.783
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Simone Biles	United States	15.966
Silver	Alexandra Raisman	United States	15.500
Bronze	Amy Tinkler	Great Britain	14.933
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Fabian Hambuechen	Germany	15.766
Silver	Danell Leyva	United States	15.500
Bronze	Nile Wilson	Great Britiain	15.466
Medal	Athlete	Country	Distance
Gold	Christian Taylor	United States	17.86
Silver	Will Claye	United States	17.76
Bronze	Dong Bin	China	17.58
Medal	Athlete	Country	Distance
Gold	Sandra Perkovic	Croatia	69.21
Silver	Melina Robert-Michon	France	66.73
Bronze	Denia Caballero	Cuba	65.34
Medal	Athlete	Country	Height
Gold	Derek Drouin	Canada	2.38
Silver	Mutaz Essa Barshim	Qatar	2.36
Bronze	Bohdan Bondarenko	Ukraine	2.33
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Faith Chepngetich Kipyegon	Kenya	4:08.92
Silver	Genzebe Dibaba	Ethiopia	4:10.27
Bronze	Jennifer Simpson	United States	4:10.53
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Omar McLeod	Jamaica	13.05
Silver	Orlando Ortega	Spain	13.17
Bronze	Dimitri Bascou	France	13.24
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Robson Conceicao	Brazil
Silver	Sofiane Oumiha	France
Bronze A	Lazaro Jorge Alvarez	Cuba
Bronze B	Dorjnyambuu Otgondalai	Mongolia
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Sebastian Brendel	Germany	3:56.926
Silver	Isaquias Queiroz Dos Santos	Brazil	3:58.529
Bronze	Serghei Tarnovschi	Moldova	4:00.852
Medal	Athletes	Country	Time
Gold	Gabriella Szabo/Danuta Kozak	Hungary	1:43.687
Silver	Franziska Weber/Tina Dietze	Germany	1:43.738
Bronze	Karolina Naja/Beata Mikolajczyk	Poland	1:45.207
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Lisa Carrington	New Zealand	39.864
Silver	Marta Walczykiewicz	Poland	40.279
Bronze	Inna Osypenko-Rodomska	Azerbaijan	40.401
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Marcus Walz	Spain	3:31.447
Silver	Josef Dostal	Czech Republic	3:32.145
Bronze	Roman Anoshkin	Russia	3:33.363
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Laura Trott	Great Britain	85
Silver	Sarah Hammer	United States	73
Bronze	Jolien D'Hoore	Belgium	73
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Kristina Vogel	Germany
Silver	Rebecca James	Great Britain
Bronze	Katy Marchant	Great Britain
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Jason Kenny	Great Britain
Silver	Matthijs Buchli	Netherlands
Bronze	Azizulhasni Awang	Malaysia
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Cao Yuan	China	547.60
Silver	Jack Laugher	Great Britain	523.85
Bronze	Patrick Hausding	Germany	498.90
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Ferry Weertman	Netherlands	1:52:59.8
Silver	Spiros Gianniotis	Greece	1:52:59.8
Bronze	Marc-Antoine Olivier	France	1:53:02.0
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Marit Bouwmeester	Netherlands	27:05
Silver	Annalise Murphy	Ireland	27:11
Bronze	Anne-Marie Rindom	Denmark	27:14
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Tom Burton	Australia	24:19
Silver	Tonci Stipanovic	Croatia	24:26
Bronze	Sam Meech	New Zealand	24:41
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Scott Giles	Great Britain	22:51
Silver	Vasilij Zbogar	Slovakia	23:14
Bronze	Caleb Paine	United States	23:55
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Santiago Lange/Cecilia Carranza Saroli	Argentina	15:21
Silver	Jason Waterhouse/Lisa Darmanin	Australia	16:03
Bronze	Thomas Zajac/Tanja Frank	Austria	16:55
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Natalia Ishchenko/Svetlana Romashina	Russia
Silver	Xuechen Huang Xuechen/ Sun Wenyan	China
Bronze	Yukiko Inui/Risako Mitsui	Japan
Medal	Country
Gold	China
Silver	Germany
Bronze	Japan
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Lasha Talakhadze	Georgia	473
Silver	Gor Minasyan	Armenia	451
Bronze	Irakli Turmanidze	Georgia	448

Highlight of Day 11

For one last time at the 2016 Rio Games, the United States was captivated by artistic gymnastics as Simone Biles and Aly Raisman took center stage for the floor routine. 

Raisman was the defending Olympic champion and added two more medals in Rio entering Tuesday, while Biles has lived up to the title of one of the greatest gymnasts to compete at the Games, winning three golds and one bronze. 

It was Biles who went first as she showed off the extreme power packed within her 4'9" frame, via NBC Olympics:

Her dominant performance garnered a score of 15.966 and set the bar extremely high for the defending champion Raisman. 

But with the kind of start her routine delivered, Biles' lead was anything but safe, via NBC Olympics:

Despite a passionate performance that lacked any kind of major mistake, Raisman's score wasn't enough to catch Biles as she recorded a 15.500. 

Still, their margin between the rest of the field was fairly large as third-place Amy Tinkler from Great Britain was almost 0.6 points behind Raisman. 

NBC Olympics noted it was a historic evening for the Americans:

Biles also set a record as the first U.S. female gymnast to win four gold medals at a single Olympic Games, per the NBC telecast. 

Now with gymnastics completed, the question of Raisman's return to the Olympic stage has begun to surface. At 22 years old, she would be 26 by the start of the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo. While that doesn't seem old, it is in terms of gymnastics. 

Biles would be 23 come 2020, but given her showing in Rio, a return to the Olympic stage will surely be one of the most highly anticipated storylines. 

Stats courtesy of Rio2016.com.