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Is the Olympic flag is passed on to the country that holds the next Olympic games?
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Is the Olympic flag passed on to the head of state of the country that holds the next Olympic games?
The olympic flag is passed to the next country holding the olympics, but not to the head of state. Today, Aug 24th, 2008 it was passed to Boris Johnson, Mayor of London by the Mayor of Beijing tell me whaat it meansssssssssssssssssssssssss!
Which country holds Olympics next?
The next olympic games are to be held in London Englandin 2012
Which country holds the record for the most winter olympic gold medals in one winter games?
Canada with 14 at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
What year was the second modern Olympic games holds in Paris?
1900
What country has hosted the second most olympic games?
The country that holds this distinction is England having held three Olympic Games in the capital London. The United States are first holding a total of eight games, four winter and four summer. However England could be seen to be first not second if you consider that they are the only country to hold all three games in the same city.
What country holds the most medals for one Olympic?
United States of America
Which runner holds the Olympic record for the 200m in 2004 Olympic games?
The African American Michael Johnson held the record in the 200 meters at the 2004 Olympics games.
Which Caribbean country holds the most olympic medals?
Cuba with 188 Olympic medals (66 gold, 62 silver, 60 bronze).
What was the Roughest sport in ancient Olympic Games?
Pankration = 'all power' i.e. no holds barred.
Which country holds the most olympic medals?
Well I think it's China..but I don't know :o
Who holds the current olympic speed skating record?
Right now Apolo Ohno he got six total medals yesterday at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games
Who holds the olympic record in the 3000 meter run and when?
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, the Olympic record for the 3000 meter steeplechase is 8:05:51 by Julius Kariuki of Kenya at the 1988 Games in Seoul.
