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The Olympics is known as the biggest meet of many sports. Athletes in this meet do not play for a team or club, but rather represent their country. Competing for your country in the Olympics is considered the highest honor by many.

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How many competitors in Olympics games?

approximately how many competitors will compete at the london olympic games?

Where did nastia lukin compete in the 2004 Olympics?

Nastia Liukin has won a number of international and national medals.

In 2008 Nastia Liukin won 5 medals at the Olympic Games. Nastia won a gold medal in the women's artistic gymnastic All-Around competition, a silver medal on the Uneven Bars, a bronze medal on the Floor Exercise, a silver medal on the Balance Beam and a silver medal from the Team Competition.

Nastia Liukin is tied with Shannon Miller for winning the most Olympic medals.

Who won the Winter Olympic Games Men's Ice Hockey Final in 2002?

Canada and the United States.

Canada defeated the USA, 5-2, to win the gold medal. Joe Sakic and Jerome Iginla each scored twice for Canada in the gold medal game.

How to win on pot o gold machine?

There is no real way to cheat a pot 'o gold machine. Engineers construct the equipment with built-in cheat resisting components in the software that runs this popular type of video casino game.

Is 2020 Olympics in India?

India hopes to compete in the winter Olympics, but they may have to compete as independent athletes because the Indian Olympic Association has been suspended by the International Olympic Committee

Who created the Official Olympic Flag?

The Olympic Flag was created by Baron Pierre de Coubertin.

Where is Mark Spitz?

Mark Spitz was at one time a 9 time Olympic champion in swimming. At the 1972 Summer Olympics, he won seven gold medals. He is currently a motivational speak and corporate spokesperson. He also works as a stock broker. He lives in California with his wife Suzy and sons Matthew and Justin.

When was the 28th summer Olympic games held?

The 1988 Winter Olympics, were held in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The 1988 Summer Olympics, were held in Seoul, South Korea.

Why are the olympic rings rings not triangles?

The torch is triangular in shape - a first for Olympictorches, which are traditionally cylindrical.

Who buys olympic 50p coins?

29!

1. Athletics

2. Archery

3. Football

4. Shooting

5. Sailing

6. Hockey

7. Handball

8. Basketball

9. Badminton

10. Judo

11. Taekwondo

12. Fencing

13. Modern Pentathlon

14. Triathlon

15. Aquatics (Swimming)

16. Equestrian

17. Boccia

18. Wheelchair Rugby

19. Rowing

20. Boxing

21. Canoeing

22. Cycling

23. Goalball

24. Volleyball

25. Table Tennis

26. Tennis

27. Weightlifting

28. Wrestling

29. Gymnastics

When did the US boycott the Olympic games?

The 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan spurred Jimmy Carter to issue an ultimatum on January 20, 1980 that the United States would boycott the Moscow Olympics if Soviet troops did not withdraw from Afghanistan within one month. Sixty-five countries did not participate in the Olympics despite being invited. While some of these may not have participated because of the boycott, some did not participate for economic reasons.

Who holds the olympic record for the mens long jump?

Bob Beamon of the United States who jumped 8.90 meters (29 feet, 2 1/2 inches) at the 1968 Summer Games in Mexico City.

How old do you have to do rowing in Olympics?

At the 2008 Games in Beijing, that was Leslie Thompson of Canada who was 48 years, 327 days old when she rowed with the women's coxed eights team.

The oldest rower in Olympic history is Oscar Rompani of Argentina who was 60 years, 67 days old when he rowed in men's coxed pairs at the 1964 Games in Tokyo.

Who is the winner of marathon in cinsecutive two Olympics?

Actually, that has happened twice.

Abebe Bikila of Ethiopia won gold in the marathon at the 1960 Games in Rome and 1964 Games in Tokyo and Waldemar Cierpinski of East Germany won gold in the marathon at the 1976 Games in Montreal and 1980 Games in Moscow.

How many medals did Canada win in the 1984 Olympics?

Canada won 44 medals (10 gold, 18 silver, 16 bronze) at the 1984 Summer Olympics and 4 medals (2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze) at the 1984 Winter Olympics.

Where were the summer Olympics supposed to be held?

The 2016 Summer Olympics were held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The 2020 Summer Olympics were awarded to Tokyo, Japan. The winning city for the 2024 games will be announced in September 2017.

Who was allowed to complete Olympics?

any serious swimmers that have the correct technique and qualifies for the times!

What elementary school did Nadia Comaneci go to?

She did not attend any college. From the age of 6, she was trained in gymnastics at the school of coach Béla Károlyi and his wife. She appeared in competitions from the age of 8 until the age of 20 (1981) when she retired. She defected to the US in 1989 shortly before the Romanian revolution.

Are girls allowed in the Olympics?

Only married women were not allowed to attend the games, it was punishable by death for a married woman to enter the Olympic arena. It was believed that it would upset the god Zeus for a married woman to watch the nude athletes.

What are three Olympic events played on ice?

The sports that are played on ice at the Olympics are hockey,figure skating, short track speed skating,long track speed skating and curling. All of these events have mens and womens catagories.

What factors determine which country wins the Olympics?

There is no "overall winner" because countries compete in different events. One way to judge success is by the number of medals, or only by the number of gold medals. The countries that have the best athletes in the most sports have an advantage in that regard.

Who has won a gold medal in skeet shooting?

David Kostelecky (Czech Republic) won the gold medal in men's trap shooting in the 2008 Summer Olympics.