which winter olympic events have the USA not won medals in and what are the four indoor winter olympic events?
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is this a contest or something? or you really didn't know?
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Freestyle Skiing\nThe word "mogul" comes from the Austrian word "mugel," which means "small hill" or "mound."\n\nFigure Skating\nMen's gold medal favorite Yevgeny Plushenko is the first and only skater in history to successfully land a quad-triple-triple jump combination in competition. \n\nCurling\nCurling is one of four winter Olympic sports contested indoors. The other three are hockey, figure skating, and speed skating.\n\nLuge\nGerman Luge master Georg Hackl will attempt to add to his legend and win a medal in his sixth straight games at Turin in 2006. Hackl is already the only athlete to medal in the same event in five straight games.\n\nNordic Combined \nNordic combined is one of three current Olympic Winter Games events in which the United States has never won a medal. (Biathlon and curling are the others.)\n\nSnowboarding\nAccording to the National Sporting Goods Association, U.S. consumers spent nearly than $270 million on snowboarding equipment in 2004. That's more than hockey and football equipment combined ($225 million).\n\nSkeleton\nAmerican Jennison Heaton won the first skeleton gold medal in 1928, beating his brother John, who took the silver, by one second. A 39-year-old John Heaton would win the silver again in 1948, finishing second to Italy's Nino Bibbia. American Jim Shea, Jr., won the men's gold in the 2002 return of the sport to the Olympics. \n\nIce Hockey\nIce hockey made its Olympic debut at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium. The first Winter Olympics didn't take place until 1924.\n\nSpeed Skating\n American Shani Davis narrowly failed in his historic attempt to compete on both the long track and short track speed skating teams at the same Olympics but as the world record holder in the men's 1500 meters he will still be a favorite to medal in the long track events at Turin.\n\nAlpine Skiing\nAmerican skier and Turin gold medal threat Lindsey Kildow was awarded a cow by some local dairy farmers for her World Cup win in Val D'Isere, France in 2005. She had a choice between the cow or an additional $1,200 in prize money. She went with the cow.\n\nBiathlon\nThe first known biathlon competition took place between two Norwegian guard companies in 1767.\n\nBobsled\nIt's been 18 years since the Jamaican bobsled team made its debut at the Olympics. \n\nSki Jumping\nThe oldest man to receive a Winter Olympics medal is 83-year-old Anders Haugen. The Norwegian-American actually received his ski jump bronze medal 50 years after he competed in 1924 when a scoring error was discovered in 1974.\n\nWinter Olympics Through the Years\nThe Shea Family of Lake Placid, New York, is the first to produce three generations of Olympians. Father Jack, 91, was a double-gold medalist in speed skating, son Jim, Sr., was a U.S. ski team member at the 1964 Innsbruck Games, and in 2002 grandson Jim, Jr., won a gold medal in skeleton.\n\nAll-Time Medal Standings\nOnly two countries south of the equator have ever won medals at the Olympic Winter Games—Australia and New Zealand.\n\nWisconsin\nLegends Eric Heiden and Dan Jansen , as well as current stars Chris Witty and Casey FitzRandolph, are from the same U.S. state, Wisconsin.\n\nNorway\nNorway has won more gold medals at the Winter Games than any other country.
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Since the Winter Olympics started in 1924, the United States have won a total of 78 gold medals
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No.  The last time they were in the same year was 1992.  The winter olympics was held again in 1994, then it resumed it's usual every 4 year pattern.
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The Winter 2005 Special Olympics drew more than 1,800 athletes from 84 countries. \n\n7,000 athletes are expected at the Winter 2007 Special Olympics.
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Not this year as it isn't a Winter Olympic sport.However, it is listed as an official sport on the Olympics website so it will be part of the Olympics in 2008.
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In Pairs:\nUSSR/EUN/Russia - an impressive 12 Gold Medals (1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006)\n\nIn Ice Dancing:\nUSSR/EUN/Russia - 7 Gold Medals in an event that's only been in 8 Olympics (1976, 1980, 1988, 1992, 1994, 1998, 2006)\n\nIn Individual Women:\nUSA - 7 Gold Medals (1956, 1960, 1968, 1976, 1992, 1998, 2002)\n\nIndividual Men:\nUSA - 6 Gold Medals (1948, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1984, 1988)
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there are countries that can participate in winter sports nearly all year round. Unlike most other countries that only compete in the summer olympics.\n\nIn those winter counries, skiing (downhill and cross-country), shooting, and others are done daily to survive. In other words, some in those northern counthern ski to an from work and to an from school.\n\nWhy, because they can... they have the climate.
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Show jumping- equestrian-Not only is it the only Olympic event that teams up humans and animals, but it is also one of the only times at the games when men and women compete together.\npairs and ice dancing\nMarathon but not in the Olympic games
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Yes. The dates have been set.\n\nOlympic Winter Games: February 12-28, 2010
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Not wishing to cast asperaitions on the US track record in weightlifting, judo or boxing, but the only time the US won medals in these events in recent years was when the Warsaw Pact countries boycotted the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics
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There are 5 Greek athletes competing in the Winter Olympics.\nCHRISTOFORIDIS Stavros --     Men's 20 km Individual   \nDIMITRIADIS Vassilis  --   Men's Slalom  Men's Giant Slalom   \nFAFALIS Lefteris  --    Men's Sprint   \nKALOMIROU Magdalini --  Ladies' Slalom Ladies' Giant Slalom   \nTSAKIRI Panagiota  --    Ladies' Sprint
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Sadly, not yet. But if I were to go, as chilly a prospect as it may be, I would have to choose the Winter Olympics. Gotta love that figure skating!
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Well, the next XX Winter Olympics are going to be held at Torino, Italy From the 10th to 26th February 2006\n\nThe next summer Olympic games ( XXIX) are going to be held at BEIJING, China From the 8th August to 24th August 2008\n\nAfter that, following is the sequence :\n\nVANCOUVER 2010\nXXI Olympic Winter Games\nFrom the 12th to 28th February 2010\n\nLONDON 2012\nGames of the XXX Olympiad\nFrom the 27th July to 12th August 2012
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There are ten members of the US Olympic Team in Turin resident in Alaska. They are:\n\nAlan Alborn; Anchorage, Alaska; Skiing-Jumping\nLars Flora; Anchorage, Alaska; Skiing-Cross Country\nKikkan Randall; Anchorage, Alaska; Skiing-Cross Country\nJessica Schultz; Anchorage, Alaska; Curling\nJames Southam; Anchorage, Alaska; Skiing-Cross Country\nRachel Steer; Anchorage, Alaska; Biathlon\nJeremy Teela; Anchorage, Alaska; Biathlon\nPam Dreyer; Eagle River, Alaska; Ice Hockey\nRosey Fletcher; Girdwood, Alaska; Snowboarding\nJay Hakkinen; Kasilof, Alaska; Biathlon
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Are you referring to Michelle Kwan?\n\nShe won a silver at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, and a bronze in the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake.\n\nShe was named to the US figure skating team after an injury made it impossible for her to qualify at the US nationals tournament.  During her first day of practice in Torino, she re-injured herself and subsequently withdrew from competition.  The team's first alternate, Emily Hughes--younger sister of 2002 gold medal winner Sarah Hughes--took Kwan's place.
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see  \nhttp://www.olympic-usa.org/12181_19096.htm