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When was snowboard cross introduced into the winter Olympics?

2006 Winter Olympics.


Which sport was introduced in the winter Olympics in 2006?

Snowboard Cross


Which sport was first introduced into the winter Olympics in 2006?

Snowboard Cross and Team Pursuit Speed Skating.


What new events were added at 2006 Turin Olympics?

Mass start biathlon, team sprint cross country skiing, snowboard cross and team pursuit speedskating were added to the 2006 Olympic games.


When was the olympic sport snowboard cross made?

2006


What was the new olympic sport in 2006?

Snowboard Cross


How many snowboard events are in the Olympics?

There are 2 snowboard events, one is called the half pike and the other is the snowboard cross which is a race cut into 2 knock out rounds which then 4 snowboarders meet in the final to see which one gets bronze, silver and gold,


Who was the snowboarder won silver at the 2006 winter Olympics?

There were three snowboarding events in the 2006 Winter Olympics. Silver medal winners were: Halfpipe - Danny Kaas, USA Parallel Giant Slalom - Simon Schoch, Switzerland Snowboard Cross - Radoslav Zidek, Slovakia


Who won gold medals for snowboarding at the 2006 Olympics?

Men - Halfpipe - Shaun White, United States Parallel Giant Slalom - Philipp Schoch, Switzerland Snowboard Cross - Seth Wescott, United States Women - Halfpipe - Hannah Teter, United States Parallel Giant Slalom - Daniela Meuli, Switzerland Snowboard Cross - Tanja Frieden, Switzerland


What is the new winter olympic sport?

The newest winter olympic sport is called snowboard cross(snowboard X). It was first considered an olympic event in Torino, 2006.


Who won the womens giant slalom gold medal in the 2006 winter Olympics?

Julia Mancuso of the United States.


Who holds the Olympics Gold Medal in womens figure skating in the last Olympics?

Shizuka Arakawa of Japan won the women's figure skating gold in the 2006 Turin Olympic Games.