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They didn't. The Winter Olympics are still held every four years, but as of 1994 Winter Olympic years are midway between Summer Olympic years. Before 1994, the Winter Olympics and Summer Olympics were held in the same years. The only Winter Olympics that were two years apart were the 1992 Games and the 1994 Games.
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When is winter Olympics?
the winter Olympics occurs every 4 years, 2 years after each summer Olympics.
When is next Winter Olympics?
the winter Olympics occurs every 4 years, 2 years after each summer Olympics.
How many years in between are the modern Olympics?
there are 4 years in between the 'summer' Olympics, and then, 2 years later, the winter Olympics. e.g. the Olympics in 2008, the winter Olympics in 2010 and then the Olympics in 2012 and so-on.
Why is there no Summer Olympics in 2010?
because the summer Olympics come every 4 years and so do the winter Olympics. they alternate every 2 years. so this year is winter and in 2 years in summer
How long between winter Olympics?
2 years
How long is in between the winter Olympics?
2 years
Where will 2009 winter Olympics be held?
The year 2009 will not have Summer Olympics or Winter Olympics. The Olympics only occur once every 2 years, and alternates Summer, Winter, Summer, Winter...
How long of a time span is between summer Olympics and winter Olympics?
2 years
What is the winter Olympics and when are they held?
every 2 years i think
Every how many years are the Olympics?
The Olympics are every 4 years, but since we have the season of summer & winter Olympics it is more like every 2 years for the Olympics.
Is the Olympics every 2 years or 4?
The summer and winter Olympics are both events that happen every 4 years how ever they do not happen on the same year so in the end there is an olympic event every 2 year per example1998 winter Olympics2000 summer Olympics2002 winter Olympics2004 summer Olympics
How many years apart are the winter Olympics?
4, same as the summer olympics, just 2 years different.
