Medal Tally Olympics 2016: Thursday's Events Results, Updated Standings

Day 13 of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games saw Jamaica's Usain Bolt cement his status as the world's fastest man delivered another blistering performance in the men's 200-meter race, marking his third consecutive gold medal in the event; his seventh career Olympic gold medal. 

With three Olympic gold medals in both the 100-meter and 200-meter events, Bolt became the third athlete in Olympic history to win two individual events at three Olympics, joining the likes of Michael Phelps and Ray Ewry. 

While clearly still the top sprinter in the world, Bolt has reportedly decided that the Rio Games will be his last Olympics.

According to Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports, Bolt made his decision clear to reporters after the race.

Day 13 was a busy one, but for reasons other than Bolt.

There were other medals handed out in track and field on the day while the United States eclipsed 100 total medals for the Games. The medal count for each country can be seen below:

In total, Day 13 had 23 events that handed out medals. Each event can be seen individually below: 

Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Misaki Matsumoto/Ayaka Takahashi	Japan
Silver	Christinna Pedersen/Kamila Rytter	Denmark
Bronze	Kyung Eun Jeng/Seung Chan Shin	South Korea

Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Alison/Bruno Schmidt	Brazil
Silver	Paolo Nicolai/Lupo Daniele	Italy
Bronze	Alexander Brouwer/Robert Meeuwsen	Netherlands

Medal	Fighter	Country
Gold	Julio Cesar La Cruz	Cuba
Silver	Adilbek Niyazymbetov	Kazakhstan
Bronze	Mathieu Bauderlique	France
Bronze	Joshua Buatsi	Great Britain

Medal	Athletes	Country	Time
Gold	Max Rendschmidt/Marcus Gross	Germany	3:10.781
Silver	Marko Tomicevic/Milenko Zoric	Serbia	3:10.969
Bronze	Ken Wallace/Lachlan Tame	Australia	3:12.593

Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Yuriy Cheban	Ukraine	39.279
Silver	Valentin Demyanenko	Azerbaijan	39.493
Bronze	Isaquias Queiroz	Brazil	39.628

Medal	Athletes	Country	Time
Gold	Saul Craviotto/Cristian Toro	Spain	32.075
Silver	Liam Heath/Jon Schofiled	Great Britain	32.368
Bronze	Aurimas Lankas/Edvinas Ramanauskas	Lithuania	32.382

Medal	Athletes	Country	Time
Gold	Danusia Kozak	Hungary	1:52.494
Silver	Emma Jorgensen	Denmark	1:54.326
Bronze	Lisa Carrington	New Zealand	1:54.372

Medal	Diver	Country	Score
Gold	Qian Ren	China	439.25
Silver	Yajie Si	China	419.40
Bronze	Meaghan Benfeito	Canada	389.20

Medal	Country
Gold	Argentina
Silver	Belgium
Bronze	Germany

Medal	Athletes	Country
Gold	Hannah Mills/Saskia Clark	Great Britain
Silver	Jo Aleh/Polly Powrie	New Zealand
Bronze	Camille Lecointre/Helene Defrance	France

Medal	Athletes	Country
Gold	Sime Fantela/Igor Marenic	Croatia
Silver	Mathew Belcher/Will Ryan	Australia
Bronze	Panagiotis Mantis/Pavlos Kagialis	Greece

Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Peter Burling/Blair Tuke	New Zealand
Silver	Nathan Outteridge/Iain Jenson	Australia
Bronze	Erik Heil/Thomas Ploessel	Germany

Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Martine Grael/Kahena Kunze	Brazil
Silver	Alex Maloney/Molly Meech	New Zealand
Bronze	Jena Hansen/Katja Steen Salskov-Iversen	Denmark

Medal	Fighter	Country
Gold	Jade Jones	Great Britain
Silver	Eva Calvo Gomez	Spain
Bronze	Kimia Alizadeh Zenoorin	Iran
Bronze	Hedaya Wahba	Egypt

Medal	Fighter	Country
Gold	Ahmad Abughaush	Jordan
Silver	Alexey Denisenko	Russia
Bronze	Joel Gonzalez	Spain
Bronze	Lee Dae-Hoon	South Korea

Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Kerron Clement	United States	47.73
Silver	Boniface Mucheru Tumuti	Kenya	47.78
Bronze	Yasmani Copello	Turkey	47.92

Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Ryan Crouser	United States	22.52 (OR)
Silver	Joe Kovacs	United States	21.78
Bronze	Tomas Walsh	New Zealand	21.36

Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Sara Kolak	Croatia	66.18
Silver	Sunette Viljoen	South Africa	64.92
Bronze	Barbora Spotakova	Czech Republic	64.80

Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Ashton Eaton	United States	8893 (OR)
Silver	Kevin Mayer	France	8834
Bronze	Damien Warner	Canada	8666

Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Dalilah Muhammad	United States	53.13
Silver	Sara Slott Petersen	Denmark	53.55
Bronze	Ashley Spencer	United States	53.72

Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Usain Bolt	Jamaica	19.78
Silver	Andre De Grasse	Canada	20.02
Bronze	Christophe Lemaitre	France	20.12

Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Alistair Brownlee	Great Britain	1:45:01
Silver	Jonathan Brownlee	Great Britain	1:45:07
Bronze	Henri Schoeman	South Africa	1:45:43

Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Helen Maroulis	United States
Silver	Saori Yoshida	Japan
Bronze	Natalya Sinishin	Azerbaijan
Bronze	Sofia Magdalena Mattsson	Sweden

Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Risako Kawai	Japan
Silver	Maryia Mamashuk	Belarus
Bronze	Yekaterina Larionova	Kazakhstan
Bronze	Monika Ewa Michalik	Poland

Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Erica Elizabeth Wiebe	Canada
Silver	Guzel Manyurova	Kazakhstan
Bronze	Fengliu Zhang	China
Bronze	Ekaterina Bukina	Russia

While Bolt dominated the track and field headlines with his performance, the United States had a very successful outing as well.

Ashton Eaton tied the Olympic record in the men's decathlon with another historic performance to add to his resume, earning gold in the event for the second straight Olympic Games.

Eaton made history, but Dalilah Muhammad made some history of her own. 

Muhammad, 26, never looked like giving up her lead in the women's 400-meter hurdles as she rounded the corner and jumped over the last hurdle. Her performance marked her first medal of the Games and her first career Olympic medal. 

Moving from the track to the beach, the men's beach volleyball tournament saw the host nation, Brazil, win the gold with a 2-0 set victory over Italy.

Alison Cerutti and Bruno Schmidt gave their fans something to cheer about on Day 13 and the celebrations were just as epic as one could imagine.

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