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Who is the oldest person to compete in the Olympics for Australia?
Thorpe
When were women finally allowed to compete in bobsled?
women's 2 person bobsled was admitted to the 2002 Winter Olympics
Who was the youngest person to compete in the Olympics for Australia?
Ronnie Steragte at the age of 9 years 312 days on rings.
Did Apolo Anton Ohno's father die?
No, Apolo Ohno's father (Yuki Ohno) was there in person to watch his son compete in the 2010 Winter Olympics.
How old does a person have to be to participate in the Olympics?
The International Federation of Gymnastics has a requirement of an athlete turning 16 years old in the Olympic year to compete. Figure skating has an age requirement of turning 15 by July 1 of the year before the Winter Olympics to compete. Other than that, there are no age requirements.
Who was the first disabled person to compete in summer Olympics?
Wilma Rudolph
Who is the tallest person to compete in the Olympics?
Yao Ming of China at 7'5"
Who is the oldest person to ever compete in the winter Olympics?
Carl August Kronlund of Sweden. Carl was 58 years, 155 days old when he competed with the Swedish team in curling at the 1924 Winter Games in Chamonix. He and the team won a silver medal.
In the winter Olympics who has the most golds as a person?
Bjørn Dæhlie
Who won the 2008 winter Olympics?
there was no 2008 winter Olympics. There was a 2008 SUMMER Olympics but not winter. There were a bunch of different people that won different medals in different sports in the summer '08 Olympics, not just one person winning the whole thing.
Who is the first person to compete in the Olympics for Latvia?
Latvia's first Olympic competition was at the 1924 Winter Games in Chamonix. They sent two athletes to compete, speed skater Alberts Rumba and cross country skier Roberts Plūme. Rumba was the first to compete, skating in the men's 500 meters on January 26 and finishing 16th.
Who was the first person to invent winter Olympics?
The Winter Olympics were first held in 1924 in the French resort of Chamonix and were imagined by Eugene Brunettea d'Usseaux (ITA) in 1911
