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Which country has won the most medals without ever hosting olympic games?
Norway
What country won the most Olympic Medals without e ver hosting the games?
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, that would be Hungary with 465 Olympic medals (459 Summer and 6 Winter). Finland is second with 450 Olympic medals (299 Summer and 151 Winter).
How do you spell Olympians?
Olympic or Olympics can be spelled with or without adding an S.It is an adjective that refers to the Olympic Games or the ancient city of Olympia.
What is the largest country by population without an Olympic medal?
Bangladesh
Where were the 1992 Olympic Summer Games held?
The 1992 Barcelona Olympics were the first in three decades to be held without a boycott.
Has Brazil ever won a winter olympic medal?
No. Brazil has been represented at the Winter Olympics since 1992 by athletes participating in alpine skiing, bobsleigh, cross country skiing, luge, and snowboarding without winning any medals.
How do you determine what country wins the Olympics?
Countries don't win the Olympics. The purpose is to promote the competition between skilled athletes of all nations without boundries. While there is always a nationalistic pride and the 'medal count' is often featured, there is no 'winning country' in the Olympics.
What happens if an Olympic athelte gets sick during the Olympics?
There are many medical people, including doctors at the Olympics. Arrangements have been made with various local hospitals to treat the athletes without money issues causing problems.
How many Olympic medals have the Cook Islands won in their history?
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, Cook Islands has participated in 6 Olympics without winning a medal.
Did any ancient greek Olympics take place in the winter?
No. Greece has sent athletes to the Winter Olympics to participate in alpine skiing, cross country skiing, snowboarding, luge, skeleton, bobsleigh, and biathlon without winning any medals.
Do synchronized swimmers have to submit to Olympic doping tests?
Doping has become such a big problem worldwide that no Olympic athlete can avoid the urine test, regardless of his or her sport. Only the Olympics requires this; college students can join synchro teams without being tested.
What is the Olympic ideal?
The Olympic Ideal is the premise that individuals, not countries, compete against each other in sport and through these these competitions held every 4 years for both summer and winter Olympics, peaceful competition without the burden of politics, religion, or racism.
