Dorthy Hamill for USA won in 1976.
Shizuka Arakawa of Japan won the women's figure skating gold in the 2006 Turin Olympic Games.
for womens= Yu Na Kim from Korea for mens= Evan Lysacek from USA
kristi yamaguchi
1 Curling (women's), 2 freestyle skiing (men's and womens' aerials), 3 figure skating (pairs) 4 speed skating (women's 500m) 5 short track (womens) among other things, these are a few that China competed in and won a medal from.
Gold- Kim Yuna (Korea) Silver- Mao Asada (Japan) Bronze- Joannie Rochette (Canada)
Mao Asada of Japan and Joannie Rochette of Canada
for ice figure skating, you can have footed, footless, or over the boot tights. for roller figure skating, you can have footed, footless, or over the boot tights for figures but you must have over the boot for anything else
It depends on your opinion. Apparently, the top 3 for both type of the Olympics are as they are below: Winter Olympics #1: Women`s Figure Skating #2: Half Pipe #3: Pair Figure Skating Summer Olympics #1: Men`s Swimming #2: Men`s Running #3: Women`s Swimming I see a pattern in that. Anyway I`ve researched and now can show a few more details. Percentage of Women watching Winter Olympics: 82% Percentage of Women watching Summer Olympics: 84% Percentage of Men watching Winter Olympics: 73% Percentage of Men watching Summer Olympics: 64% Percentage of Girls watching Winter Olympics: 45% Percentage of Girls watching Summer Olympics: 11% Percentage of Boys watching Winter Olympics: 27% Percentage of Boys watching Summer Olympics: 36% Winter Olympics are more popular, and so that means Women`s Figure Skating is the hottest Olympic sport. After comparing this all to that all, I`ve noticed what is most popular. But most popular->hottest, so it`s "hottest", as some people say. I, myself, prefer Pair Figure Skating, but people can think what they want. Luge->not as popular as->mens figure skating->not as popular as->womens figure skating Pair Figure skating falls in about 4th place for Winter Olympics. Luge is about 7th though.
Dorothy Hamill
The ladies singles gold medalist at the 1964 Games in Innsbruck was Sjoukje Dijkstra of Netherlands.
The 1900 Olympic Games in Paris.