Skeleton has been an official Winter Olympic sport on five occasions - as a men's competition only in 1928 (St. Moritz) and 1948 (St. Moritz), and as a men's and women's competition in 2002 (Salt Lake City), 2006 (Turin), and will be contested once again as an Olympic sport in Vancouver in February 2010.
It is not a normal sport it is like a challangeBecause they wanted a new sport.
Olympic sportsIn order to be considered as an Olympic sport, a sport must first be practiced by men in at least 75 countries and four continents, and by women in at least 40 countries and three continents. However in order to become a full olympic sport, the sport in question must have a governing International Federation in order for the IOC to officially recognize them as a sport.The governing body has to then file an application to become a demonstration sport. After that, the sport may file another application to officially become a fully recognised Olympic sport.More opinions from FAQ Farmers:2575% of countries must play the sport for it to be accepted into the Olympic games
no basketball is not presently an Olympic sport today
Softball's first year as an Olympic sport was 1996. Unfortunately, softball is being dropped as an Olympic sport after the 2008 Games in Beijing.
Karate is not an Olympic sport. However, Tai Kwon Do is an Olympic sport and there have been a number of gold medals for the United States in this sport.
an Olympic sport=the skeleton
A skeleton sled.
Skeleton is an Olympic sport similar to bobsleigh. It is on the same tracks as the bobsleigh and luge. love, hannnananana
yes In 1926, it was declared an official Olympic sport. Skeleton is another name for tobogganing.
death by crashing
From 1928 - 1948 and from 2002 - present.
It was a sport in the first Olympic.
it became an Olympic sport in 1936
because the public voted it to be a olympic sport
English soldiers in the late 19th century
It became an Olympic Sport because it is an awesome sport!!! LOL!
Mens hockey became an olympic sport in 1920