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I would say snow but Vancouver hosted it in 2010.
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What must a city have to host the Olympic winter games?
snow
What does a city need to do to apply to be chosen for the winter Olympics?
The only requirement i can think of is that it must snow in February.
What is the miniumum number of core sports the host city must choose in the commonwealth?
The minimum number of core sports a host Commonwealth Games city must choose is seven.
What must the host city provide for the olympic games?
condoms
What is the minimum number of core sports the host city must choose?
The host nation of the Commonwealth Games must have the ten core sports.
Do we have 08 winter Olympics?
No. I think the next winter Olympics is in 2010.AnswerNo. The Olympics are every two years; though the summer is every four years and the winter is every four years but there are only two years in between. The summer Olympics are 2008, so the winter Olympics will be 2010, then the summer Olympics will be 2012, and the next winter Olympics will be 2014. The Winter Olympic Games are a winter multi-sport event held every four years. They feature winter sports held on snow or ice, such as Alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, bobsledding, and ice hockey.Each National Olympic Committee (NOC), as with the Summer Olympics, enters athletes to compete against other NOC's athletes for gold, silver, and bronze medals. Fewer countries participate in the Winter Olympics than the Summer Olympics, due largely to the reduced availability of winter sports in many countries nearer to the Equator, and where access to winter sport training facilities are quite limited or non-existent. Also areas in which the Winter Olympics are usually held, must be near a mountain range where it snows - for the Alpine skiing events. Outdoor natural snow is also a necessity for cross-country skiing.david@ actionseating.com
What time did the first Olympics happen?
The first Olympics started at 1739AD The Olympics (Summer or Winter) occurs every four years, but the Summer and Winter Olympics are offset by two years so that an Olympic competition actually happens every two years. Because each country must qualify their prospective athletes in time to compete in a given Olympics, competitions are held year-round.
How often is a country allowed to host the Olympics?
Once in thirty years, as others to must have their chance.Answer:As often as they win bids1984 Olympics was the star of Carl Lewis and the 1996 Olympics was his swan song. They were both in the U.S.A. only 12 years apart.
What is the minimum number of core sports the host city must choose in the Commonwealth Games?
The minimum number of core sports a host city must choose is ten. The core sports are designed to attract more viewers and more spectators to the Games.
How do they decide who hosts the Olympic games?
Cities bid to host the Olympics. It is basically a two step process. The city must have proper accomodations, security, transportation ect. It gets approved by the IOC (international olympic committee) executive board and they are considered canidates. In the second part, an evaluation committee goes to the city and wirtes a report. The IOC votes on choosing the site for the specified olympics.
How many languages are spoken in the Olympics?
The official languages of the Olympic Games are English and French. Every proclamation, such as the announcements during the opening parade, are spoken in three languages: English, French, and the language of the host country. However, if the Olympics are held in an English-speaking or French-speaking country, such as the United States or France, then the proclamations are only spoken in English and French.
How many continents must a sport be played on before IOC will consider making it an Olympic event for men?
For a Summer Olympics event, 4 continents and 75 countries. For a Winter Olympics event, 3 continents and 25 countries.
