The XXII Olympic Winter Games презентация

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men
giant slalom men
slalom men
super-G me

WOMEN'S EVENTS
Alpine combined women
downhill women
giant slalom women
slalom women
super-G women

in 1924, with a two-man event added four years later and the women’s two-man event debuting at the 2002 Games.

individual person rides a small sled down a frozen track while lying face down.

only event was the men’s 20km individual race. The relay was added in 1968, while the 10km sprint debuted in 1980, before women’s events were first held in 1992. Pursuit and mass start events were added in 2002 and 2006 respectively.

not appear on the Olympic programme again until 1998.

Winter Games programme. It was contested at the 1908 London Games and again in 1920 in Antwerp. Men’s, women’s, and pairs were the three events contested until 1972. Since 1976, ice dancing has been the fourth event in the programme, proving a great success.

New: Figure skating team event - mixed.

Winter Games, with the women’s event making its debut in Nagano in 1998.

skiing programme, with both a men’s and a women’s event in ski slopestyle and a men’s and a women’s event in ski halfpipe joining ski cross, aerials and moguls.

1964 and has remained on the programme ever since, with Sochi 2014 marking the debut of the mixed team relay event.

race, has appeared at every Winter Games since 1924.
Nordic Combined Events:
Men’s Events -
Individual,
Ski jumping K90 (70m) men
Sprint K120 men

the Olympic programme at the 1992 Winter Games, with one individual and one relay event for both men and women. In Sochi, men and women will contest the 500m, 1,000m and 1,500ma 3,000m relay for women and a 5,000m relay for men.

but Sochi 2014 will mark the first time that women will compete in the event at the Games.

first been held in Nagano in 1998, when giant slalom and halfpipe events were contested. Snowboard cross was added in 2006.
New events in Sochi:

Snowboard slopestyle –
Men’s and Women’s

Snowboard parallel slalom –
Men’s and Women’s

since the first edition, in 1924, with women’s events added to the programme in 1960.