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What countries have first time paticipants in their sports for the 2010 winter Olympics?
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What sport will debut at the 2018 winter Olympics?
No sports will be added in the 2018 Winter Olympics.
What is the difference between summer and winter Olympics?
The Winter Olympics have competitions for sports that are considered 'cold weather sports' .... sports that can only be done on snow or ice. These sports include skiing, speed skating, and ski jumping. The Summer Olympics have competitions for sports that are considered 'warm weather sports'. These sports include athletics (track and field), marathon, and equestrian. There are Winter Olympics and Summer Olympics because you can play different sports in different seasons.
What countries are participating in the winter Olympics?
103 countries have participated in the winter Olympics over time.
How many SPORTS are there in the 2010 winter Olympics?
Probably around ten, eleven, or twelve sports.
No of countries participating in winter Olympics in 2008?
There were no Winter Olympics in 2008.
How many countries currently participate in the 2014 winter Olympics?
There are 88 countries in the 2014 Winter Olympics.
2010 winter Olympics where are the events?
There are 15 winter sports events that were announced to be apart of the 2010 Winter Olympics.
What is the last sports event taking place in the 2008 Winter Olympics?
There were no Winter Olympics in 2008.
Who many countries attended the first winter Olympics?
Sixteen countries participated in the first Winter Olympics in 1924.
How many winter sports did they start off with in the Winter Olympics?
16 events in 9 sports
What are the main sports of the winter Olympics?
Pie
Why doesn't the Dominican republic have any athletes participating in the 2014 Olympics?
The 2014 Olympics are a Winter Olympics and consist of winter sporting events. Winter sports are not very popular in tropical countries, since their warm climates are not conducive to skiing, ice skating, snowboarding, etc.
