Swedish Olympic Team - Sochi 2014
3 Media Guide Sweden This Booklet, presented and published by the Swedish Olympic Committee is intended to assist members of the media at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad. Information is of January 2014. For late changes in the team, please see www.sok.se. Official name: Konungariket Sverige (Kingdom of Sweden). Area: 444 964 km2 (173 732 sq. miles). Rank in the world: 56. Location In northern Europe, on the east side of the Scandinavian Peninsula, with coastline on the North and Baltic seas and the Gulf of Bothnia. Neighbours Norway on the East. Mountains along Northwest border cover 25 percent of Sweden. Flat or rolling terrain covers central and southern areas which includes several large lakes. Population: 9 639 741 Capital: Stockholm Form of government: Constitutional monarchy and parliamentary state with one legislative house (Parliament with 349 seats). Current constitution force since January ary 1st, 1975. Chief of state: King Carl XVI Gustaf, since 1973. Head of government: Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, since 2006. Official language: Swedish. Monetary unit: 1 Swedish krona (SEK) = 100 öre. (Valuation Janu- ary 2014). 1 USD= 6,82 SEK, 1 EUR= 9,25 SEK.
4 Ansvarig utgivare Björn Folin, 08-402 68 05, bjorn.folin@sok.se Adress Sveriges Olympiska Kommitté Olympiastadion, Sofiatornet, 114 33 Stockholm Tel 08-402 68 00, Fax 08-402 60 18 www.sok.se Layout Linda Sandgren, SOK
5 3 Media Guide Sweden 6 The Swedish Olympic Committee 9 Sweden and the Olympic Games 10 Swedish Medallists in Olympic Winter Games 20 Arenor i Coastal Cluster 21 Arenor i Mountain Cluster 22 Sotji 2014 - dag för dag 33 Swedish Olympic Team
6 The Swedish Olympic Committee (Sveriges Olympiska Kommitté, SOK) Sveriges Olympiska Kommitté, SOK, is the supreme authority of Sweden in all Olympic matters. SOK comprises of 36 National Olympic Sports Associations as well as of 15 associations of recognized sports. The Swedish Olympic Committee was established in 1913. The annual meeting following the Olympic Games appoints an Executive Board for a period of four years. The main tasks for the Swedish Olympic Committee are the following: Development of top level sports. Talent detection and development of top level sports. Preparation for and selection to the Olympic Games. Responsible for the Swedish participation in the Olympic Games and the European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF). Participation in the international work in boards, congresses, seminairs and working groups within the Olympic Movement. Bilateral cooperation with other Olympic Committees. Demands for governmental subsides. Olympic Marketing Program, national and international. Grants to the National Olympic Sports Associations from the marketing program. The executive board, implementing the SOKprogramme, meets 8-10 times a year. It consists of the President and eight members elected by the Annual Meeting and the IOC-members in Sweden. President Stefan Lindeberg. Vice presidents: Carin Nilsson Green, Per Palmström. Members: Bengt Jönsson, Mervi Karttunen, Maria Damgren, Hans von Uthmann, Bengt Jönsson, Jerker Löfgren, Katarina Henriksson. Representing the athletes: Jörgen Persson. IOC-members: Gunilla Lindberg, Stefan Holm Olympic candidates Being nominated as a candidate for the Olympic Games implies that SOK, together with the Olympic Sport Associations, consider the nominees, at the time for selection, to be qualified to take part in the Olympic Games. The status of an Olympic candidate is reviewed annually. Selection rules The SOK Executive Board selects Olympic participants following proposals from and after discussions with the Olympic Sports Associations. To be selected as an Olympic competitor in the Olympics, an individual must show results sufficient to compete for places 1-8, and team results must be sufficient to compete for a place among the top six. Teams qualifying for the Olympics in special Olympic qualifying rounds are automatically nominated for the games.
7 Successive SOK Presidents and Vice Presidents Presidents Vice Presidents 1913-33 HRH Prince Royal Gustaf Adolf 1913-28 Viktor G.Balck and J. Sigfrid Edström 1933-47 HRH Prince Gustaf Adolf 1928-48 J. Sigfrid Edström 1947-97 HRH Prince Bertil 1949-66 Bo Ekelund 1997-00 Carl-Gustav Anderberg 1966-96 Gunnar Ericsson 2000- Stefan Lindeberg 2000-11 Tomas Gustafson, Björn Rosengren 2011-13 Tomas Gustafsson, Carin Nilsson Green 2013- Carin Nilsson Green, Pär Palmström History Svenska Gymnastikförbundet, in 1896, and a committee appointeed by Sveriges Allmänna Idrottsförbund (later named Sveriges Centralförening för Idrottens Främjande ), in 1900, were responsible for Swedish participation in the two first Olympic Games. The first Swedish Olympic Committee was founded on November 2nd 1905, in order to prepare a team for the 1906 intercalated games. The Swedish Organising Committee chaired by Colonel Viktor G. Balck, was dissolved at the end of 1906. For participating in the 1908 games, a Swedish Committee, 1907-1908, was headed by HRH Prince Royal Gustaf Adolf (the future King Gustaf VI Adolf, reigning 1953-1973). Another committee, also led by Balck, was formed in 1909 to take the responsibility for the organisation of the Games of the Vth Olympiad in Stockholm and for the participation of the Swedish team in 1912. In its present form SOK was formed on April 27th 1913, and the statues now in force were adopted by the Annual Meeting 2013. Sweden and the International Olympic Movement When Pierre de Coubertin invited personalities and organisations to support his move towards re-establishing the Olympic Games, he included the Royal Swedish Court. On May 1st, 1894, the marshal of the Court wrote to Coubertin: By order of HRH the Prince Royal of Sweden and Norway, I have the honour to inform you that HRH has the pleasure in accepting patronage of the International Athletics Congress from the 16thto the 24th June 1894 wich you have so kindly offered him Having won this support, Coubertin then turned to the Central Gymnastic Institute in Stockholm, and of its Director, at the time Captain Viktor G. Balck (1844-1928). Balck became an honorary member of the Organising Committee for the 1894 Sorbonnne Congress at wich the International Olympic Committee was founded. Attending the Congress were two Swedish delegates, representing Svenska Gymnastikförbundet, Lieutenant Fredrik Bergh and Major Sten Adalrik Drakenberg.
8 Two IOC sessions have been held in Sweden and Stockholm, the 15th session in 1912 and the 41st session in 1947, the 2nd meeting of the Executive Board with the International Federations was also held in Stockholm. The IOC Executive Board has met in Stockholm three times in 1947, 1956 and 1988. Gunilla Lindberg is currently member of the following IOC Commissions: Chairperson of the Evaluation and then Coordination Commission for the XXIII Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang in 2018. Press (1997-), Olympic Programme (1998-), Olympic Solidarity (2005-), Coordination for the XXII Olympic Winter Games in Sochi in 2014 (2007-), Coordination for the Games of the XXXI Olympiad in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 (2010-). Member of the Executive Board (2000-2004) then (2011-), IOC Vice-President (2004-2008 Arne Ljunqvist is Chairman of the Medical Commission since 2003. Stefan Holm was elected as active athlete 2013. Thirteen swedes have been or are IOC members Viktor G. Balck 1894-1920 (Founded member) Clarence von Rosen 1900-1948 J. Sigfrid Edström 1920-1952 Executive Board member 1921-1952. Vice President 1939-1946 (act ing President 1942-1946. Honorary. President until his death in 1964. Bo Ekelund 1948-1956 Executive Board member 1957-1962. Honorary member until his death in 1983. Gustaf Dryssen 1952-1970 Honorary member until his death in 1981. Gunnar Ericsson 1965-1966 Executive Board member 1988-1992. Honorary member until his death 2013. Sven Thofelt 1970-1976 Honorary member until his death in 1993. Matts Carlgren 1976-1992 Honorary member until his death in 1999. Arne Ljungqvist 1994-2012 Honorary member Gunilla Lindberg 1996- Executive Board member 2000-2004, 2011 -. IOC Vice President 2004-2008. Pernilla Wiberg 2002-2012 Göran Petersson 2009-2012 Stefan Holm 2013-
9 Sweden and the Olympic Games Sweden has attended all Olympic Games with the sole exceptions of the St Louis Games in 1904. In 1896, Henrik Sjöberg, a candidate of medicine, made the long journey from Stockholm to the Greek capital partly on his own expense to participate in four athletic events (high jump finishing 4th, long jump 6th, discus 7th, and 100 m where he was eliminated in the first round) and one gymnastic event (horse vault placing unknown). The first Swedish woman in Olympic competition was Elsa Wallenberg in the 1908 indoor tennis tournament in London. The first Olympic medal was of gold and won by August Nilsson, Karl-Gustaf Staff and Gustaf Söderström together with three Danes in a tugwar team on July 15th 1900 in Paris. Sweden has also attended all Olympic Winter games and was also represented in the winter sports events held in 1908 (figure skating) and 1920 (figure skating and ice hockey). The first Swedish competitor in the Winter Games was Elna Montgomery in women s figure skating in 1908 in London. In the 26 Olympic Games 1896-2004 and the 20 Olympic Winter Games 1924-2006 more than 12 200 medals (including arts competition 1912-1948) has been awarded. Sweden has taken 570,5 of these medals (including 184,5 gold) and holds 6th in the unofficial ranking. Swedish Olympic Champions form the Olympic Gold Club, Olympiska Guldklubben. The aim is to promote Swedish Olympic sport, and members can be part of marketing projects of the Swedish Olympic Committee. The Games of the 5th Olympiad was held in Stockholm in 1912. The stadium built for these Games was also used for the Equestrian Games of the XVI Olympiad in 1956. The Olympic Stadium is also the home for the Swedish Olympic Committee. Stockholm was candidate city for the organisation of the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad in 2004. Sweden has been bidding, unsuccessfully, for the Olympic Winter Games in 1984 (Göteborg), 1988 and 1992 (Falun), 1994, 1998 and 2002 (Östersund).
10 Swedish Medallists in Olympic Winter Games
11 BIATHLON Men 20 km (1960- ) 1960 Gold Klas Lestander 1972 Bronze Lars-Göran Arwidson 1992 Bronze Mikael Lövgren 4x7,5 km (1968- ) 1968 Bronze Lars-Göran Arwidson, Tore Eriksson, Olle Petrusson, Holmfrid Olsson. 1992 Bronze Ulf Johansson, Leif Andersson, Tord Wiksten, Mikael Löfgren. Pursuit 2010 Gold Björn Ferry Women 15 km (1992- ) 2002 Bronze Magdalena Forsberg 7,5 km (1992- ) 2002 Bronze Magdalena Forsberg 2006 Silver Anna Carin Olofsson 12,5 km (mass start 2006- ) 2006 Gold Anna Carin Olofsson FIGURE SKATING Men (1908- ) 1908 Gold Ulrich Salchow Silver Richard Johansson Bronze Per Thorén 1920 Gold Gillis Grafström 1924 Gold Gillis Grafström 1928 Gold Gillis Grafström 1932 Silver Gillis Grafström Women (1908- ) 1920 Gold Magda Julin Silver Svea Norén 1936 Bronze Vivi-Anne Hultén
12 ICE HOCKEY Men (1920- ) 1928 Silver Nils Johansson, Kurt Zucksdorff - Carl Abrahamsson, Henry Johanson - Emil Bergman, Birger Holmquist, Gustaf Johansson, Ernst Karlberg, Erik Larsson, Bertil Linde, Wilhelm Petersén, Sigurd Öberg. 1952 Bronze Thord Flodqvist, Lars Svensson - Göte Almqvist, Åke Andersson, Lars Björn, Rune Johansson, Åke Lassas, Sven Thunman - Hans Andersson, Stig Andersson, Göte Blomqvist, Erik Johansson, Gösta Johansson, Sven Johansson, Holger Nurmela, Lars Pettersson, Hans Öberg. 1964 Silver Lennart Häggroth, Kjell Svensson - Gert Blomé, Nils Johansson, Bert- Ola Norlander, Roland Stoltz - Anders Andersson, Lennart Johansson, Sven Johansson, Lars-Eric Lundvall, Hans Mild, Eilert Määttä, Nils Nilsson, Roland Pettersson, Ulf Sterner, Carl-Göran Öberg, Uno Öhrlund. 1980 Bronze Per Lindbergh, William Löfqvist - Sture Andersson, Jan Eriksson, Thomas Eriksson, Tomas Jonsson, Tommy Samuelsson, Mats Waltin, Ulf Weinstock - Bo Berglund, Håkan Eriksson, Leif Holmgren, Bengt Lundholm, Per Lundqvist, Harald Lückner, Lars Molin, Lennart Norberg, Mats Näslund, Dan Söderström, Mats Åhlberg. 1984 Bronze Rolf Ridderwall, Göte Wälitalo - Bo Ericson, Göran Lindblom, Håkan Nordin, Mats Thelin, Michael Thelvén, Mats Waltin, Thomas Åhlén - Thom Eklund, Per-Erik Eklund, Håkan Eriksson, Peter Gradin, Mats Hessel, Michael Hjälm, Tommy Mörth, Thomas Rundqvist, Tomas Sandström, Håkan Södergren, Jens Öhling. 1988 Bronze Peter Lindmark, Peter Åslin - Peter Andersson (f.1962, Björklöven), Anders Eldebrink, Thomas Eriksson, Lars Ivarsson, Mats Kihl ström, Tommy Samuelsson - Mikael Andersson, Jonas Bergkvist, Bo Berglund, Thom Eklund, Peter Eriksson, Michael Hjälm, Mikael Johansson, Lars Molin, Lars-Gunnar Pettersson, Thomas Rundqvist, Ulf Sandström, Håkan Södergren, Jens Öhling. 1994 Gold Tommy Salo, Håkan Algotsson, Michael Sundlöv, Tomas Jonsson, Christian Due-Boije, Magnus Svensson, Leif Rohlin, Fredrik Stillman, Kenny Jönsson, Roger Johansson - Patrik Juhlin, Roger Hansson, Håkan Loob, Stefan Örnskog, Niklas Eriksson, Daniel Rydmark, Jonas Bergkvist, Jörgen Jönsson, Peter Forsberg, Charles Berglund, Andreas Dackell, Mats Näslund, Patric Kjellberg. 2006 Gold Henrik Lundqvist, Mikael Tellqvist, Stefan Liv, Nicklas Lidström, Niclas Hävelid, Kenny Jönsson, Ronnie Sundin, Christian Bäckman, Daniel Tjärnqvist, Mattias Öhlund, Niklas Kronwall, Daniel Alfreds-
13 son, Per-Johan Axelsson, Peter Forsberg, Mika Hannula, Fredrik Modin, Jörgen Jönsson, Samuel Påhlsson, Mikael Samuelsson, Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, Mats Sundin, Henrik Zetterberg, Tomas Holmström. Women (1998- ) 2002 Bronze Kim Martin, Annica Åhlén, Emile Berggren, Anna Andersson, Ann- Louise Edstrand, Gunilla Andersson, Therese Sjölander, Ylva Lindberg, Maria Roth, Erika Holst, Anna Vikman, Evelina Samuelsson, Maria Larsson, Kristina Bergstrand, Lotta Almblad, Joa Elfsberg, Nanna Jansson, Ulrica Lindström, Josefin Petersson, Danijela Rundqvist. 2006 Silver Kim Martin, Cecilia Andersson, Jenni Asserholt, Kristina Lundberg, Joa Elfsberg, Emma Eliasson, Gunilla Andersson, Ylva Lindberg, Frida Nevalainen, Maria Rooth, Erika Holst, Anna Vikman, Jenny Lindqvist, Katarina Timglas, Pernilla Winberg, Ann-Louise Edstrand, Emelie O Konor, Nanna Jansson, Therese Sjölander, Danijela Rundqvist. SKIING ALPINE EVENTS Men Slalom (1948- ) 1956 Bronze Stig Sollander 1980 Gold Ingemar Stenmark 2010 Bronze André Myhrer Giant slalom (1952- ) 1976 Bronze Ingemar Stenmark 1980 Gold Ingemar Stenmark Super-G (1988- ) 1988 Bronze Lars-Börje Eriksson Women Slalom (1948- ) 2002 Bronze Anja Pärson 2006 Gold Anja Pärson Giant slalom (1952- ) 1992 Gold Pernilla Wiberg 2002 Silver Anja Pärson 2006 Bronze Anna Ottosson
14 Combined (1988- ) 1994 Gold Pernilla Wiberg 2006 Bronze Anja Pärson 2010 Bronze Anja Pärson Downhill 1998 Silver Pernilla Wiberg 2006 Bronze Anja Pärson NORDIC EVENTS Men 10 km (1992- ) 1992 Bronze Christer Majbäck 18 km (1924-52), 15 km (1956-88), From 1992 only second part of Combined Pursuit. 1932 Gold Sven Utterström Silver Axel Wikström 1936 Gold Erik Larsson 1948 Gold Martin Lundström Silver Nils Östensson Bronze Gunnar Eriksson 1956 Silver Sixten Jernberg 1960 Silver Sixten Jernberg 1964 Bronze Sixten Jernberg 1968 Bronze Gunnar Larsson 1972 Gold Sven-Åke Lundbäck 1980 Gold Thomas Wassberg 1984 Gold Gunde Svan 30 km (1956- ) 1956 Silver Sixten Jernberg 1960 Gold Sixten Jernberg Silver Rolf Rämgård 1984 Bronze Gunde Svan 50 km (1924- ) 1928 Gold Per Erik Hedlund Silver Gustav Jonsson Bronze Volger Andersson 1936 Gold Elis Wiklund Silver Axel Wikström Bronze Nils Englund 1948 Gold Nils Karlsson Silver Harald Eriksson 1956 Gold Sixten Jernberg
15 1960 Bronze Rolf Rämgård 1964 Gold Sixten Jernberg Silver Assar Rönnlund 1976 Bronze Benny Södergren 1984 Gold Thomas Wassberg Silver Gunde Svan 1988 Gold Gunde Svan 1998 Silver Niklas Jonsson 2010 Bronze Johan Olsson Pursuit 10 km + 10 km (f) (2002- ) 2002 Bronze Per Elofsson Skiathlon 15 km (k) 15 km (f) (2006- ) 2010 Gold Marcus Hellner Bronze Johan Olsson 4x10 km (1936- ) 1936 Bronze John Berger, Erik Larsson, Artur Häggblad, Martin Matsbo. 1948 Gold Nils Östensson, Nils Täpp, Gunnar Eriksson, Martin Lundström. 1952 Bronze Nils Täpp, Sigurd Andersson, Enar Josefsson, Martin Lundström. 1956 Bronze Lennart Larsson, Gunnar Samuelsson, Per-Erik Larsson, Sixten Jernberg. 1964 Gold Karl-Åke Asph, Sixten Jernberg, Janne Stefansson, Assar Rönnlund. 1968 Silver Jan Halvarsson, Bjarne Andersson, Gunnar Larsson, Assar Rönnlund. 1984 Gold Thomas Wassberg, Benny Kohlberg, Jan Ottosson, Gunde Svan. 1988 Gold Jan Ottosson, Thomas Wassberg, Gunde Svan, Torgny Mogren. 2006 Bronze Mathias Fredriksson, Mats Larsson, Johan Olsson, Anders Södergren. 2010 Gold Daniel Richardsson, Johan Olsson, Anders Södergren, Marcus Hellner Sprint (2002-) 2006 Gold Björn Lind Bronze Thobias Fredriksson Teamsprint (2006- ) 2006 Gold Björn Lind, Thobias Fredriksson Nordic combined (1924- ) 1948 Bronze Sven Israelsson 1956 Silver Bengt Eriksson Ski jumping (1924- ), from 1964 normal hill 1948 Silver Sven Eriksson 1952 Bronze Karl Holmström
16 Women 5 km (1964- ) 1968 Gold Toini Gustafsson 10 km (1952-88) (From 1992-1998 only second part of Combined Pursuit) 1956 Bronze Sonja Edström 1968 Gold Toini Gustafsson 2010 Gold Charlotte Kalla 3x5 km (1956-72), 4x5 km (1976- ) 1956 Bronze Irma Johansson, Anna-Lisa Eriksson, Sonja Edström. 1960 Gold Irma Johansson, Britt Strandberg, Sonja Edström-Ruthström. 1964 Silver Brabro Martinsson, Britt Strandberg, Toini Gustafsson. 1968 Silver Britt Strandberg, Toini Gustafsson, Barbro Martinsson. Teamsprint (2006- ) 2006 Gold Lina Andersson, Anna Dahlberg. 2010 Silver Charlotte Kalla, Anna Haag Skiathlon 7,5 km (k) 7,5 km (f) (2006- ) 2010 Silver Anna Haag FREESTYLE Women Aerials (1992- ) 1992 Silver Marie Lindgren SNOWBOARD Men Giant parallel slalom (1998- ) 2002 Silver Richard Richardsson SPEED SKATING Men 500 m (1924- ) 1972 Silver Hasse Börjes 1 500 m (1924- ) 1948 Silver Åke Seyffarth 1972 Bronze Göran Claeson 5 000 m (1924- ) 1948 Bronze Göthe Hedlund 1956 Silver Sigge Ericsson
17 1984 Gold Tomas Gustafson 1988 Gold Tomas Gustafson 10 000 m (1924- ) 1948 Gold Åke Seyffarth 1952 Bronze Carl-Erik Asplund 1956 Gold Sigge Ericsson 1960 Bronze Kjell Bäckman 1964 Gold Jonny Nilsson 1968 Gold Johnny Höglin Bronze Örjan Sandler 1984 Silver Tomas Gustafson 1988 Gold Tomas Gustafson CURLING Women 1998 Bronze Elisabet Gustafson, Margaretha Lindahl, Louise Marmont, Katarina Nyberg, Elisabeth Persson. 2006 Gold Anette Norberg, Eva Lund, Cathrine Lindahl, Anna Svärd, Ulrika Bergman. 2010 Gold Anette Norberg, Eva Lund, Cathrine Lindahl, Anna Le Moine Kajsa Bergström.
18 Chef de Mission/Flag bearer Year Chef de Mission Flag bearer 1924 Ruben Rundqvist, ice hockey (official) 1928 Anton Johansson Viking Harbom, ice hockey (official) 1932 Clarence von Rosen Sven Eriksson (-Selånger), skiing 1936 Tor Wibom Sven Eriksson (-Selånger), skiing 1948 Einar Råberg Erik Lindström, skiing 1952 Gösta Björck Erik Elmsäter, skiing 1956 Sten Svensson Bror Östman, skiing 1960 Sten Svensson Einar Granath, ice hockey 1964 Per Strömbäck Carl-Gustav Briandt, skiing (official) 1968 Per Strömbäck Barbro Martinsson, skiing 1972 Paul Högberg Hasse Börjes, speed skating 1976 Paul Högberg Carl-Erik Eriksson, bob 1980 Paul Högberg Eva Olsson, skiing 1984 Wolf Lyberg Mats Waltin, ice hockey 1988 Sven von Holst Thomas Wassberg, skiing 1992 Sven von Holst Tomas Gustafson, speed skating 1994 Stefan Lindeberg Pernilla Wiberg, skiing 1998 Stefan Lindeberg Torgny Mogren, skiing 2002 Stefan Lindeberg Magdalena Forsberg, biathlon 2006 Stefan Lindeberg Anja Pärson, skiing 2010 Stefan Lindeberg Peter Forsberg, ice hockey 2014 Peter Reinebo
Sweden at previous Winter games MEDIA GUIDE SWEDEN - SOCHI 2014 No. of Points for Nation Year Place W M Off. Total I II III medals IV V VI top six ranking 1908 London 1 3 4 1 1 1 3 1 19,0 2 1920 Antwerp 2 13 15 2 1 3 2 25,0 1 1924 Chamonix 23 13 36 1 1 1 2 4 23,0 6 1928 St Moritz 24 10 34 2 2 1 5 1 1 2 35,0 3 1932 Lake Placid 1 11 6 18 1 2 3 1 2 1 25,0 4 1936 Garmich 1 31 14 46 2 2 3 7 2 1 43,0 3 1948 St Moritz 1 42 16 59 4 3 3 10 2 4 1 70,0 1 1952 Oslo 9 56 27 92 4 4 2 2 4 29,5 6 1956 Cortina 8 50 27 85 2 4 4 10 1 1 1 56,0 4 1960 Squaw Valley 6 41 23 70 3 2 2 7 4 6 62,5 2 1964 Innsbruck 8 49 36 93 3 3 1 7 3 3 5 60,0 6 1968 Grenoble 9 59 37 105 3 2 3 8 3 4 4 63,5 4 1972 Sapporo 9 49 34 92 1 1 2 4 4 1 2 36,0 9 1976 Innsbruck 9 30 37 86 2 2 3 3 1 24,0 11 1980 Lake Placid 12 49 48 109 3 1 4 2 2 1 36,0 8 1984 Sarajevo 9 51 49 109 4 2 2 8 2 2 1 57,0 6 1988 Calgary 13 54 48 115 4 2 6 1 3 41,0 9 1992 Albertville 17 56 66 139 1 3 4 1 4 6 36,0 12 1994 Lillehammer 20 64 72 150 2 1 3 2 2 3 32,0 13 1998 Nagano 46 53 90 189 2 1 3 1 2 4 25,0 16 2002 Salt Lake City 46 56 92 194 2 5 7 3 2 2 45,0 13 2006 Torino 42 63 103 208 7 2 5 14 4 3 4 100,5 7 2010 Vancouver 46 59 115 220 5 2 4 11 7 3 2 93,0 8 Total 51 35 49 135 53 50 52 1037 Medal points (3-2-1), points for top six (7-5-4-3-2-1) and nation ranking are, of course, unofficial. W= Women M= Men Off=Officials Number of placings No. of Points for Sport I II III medals IV V VI top six Skiing 29 21 26 76 28 33 31 592 Alpine 5 2 7 14 5 6 5 Ski jump - 1 1 2 2 3 1 Freestyle - 1-1 1 2 2 Cross country 24 15 17 56 20 20 20 Nordic combined - 1 1 2-2 1 Snowboard - 1-1 - - 2 Skating Track 7 4 5 16 7 7 11 134 Short track - - - - - - Figure skating 5 3 2 10 2 1-66 Ice hockey 2 3 5 10 6 6-78,5 Biathlon 2 1 6 9 1 1 2 50 Bob - - - - - 2 2 Luge - - - - - 1 1 Curling 1-1 2 1-2 16 Skeleton - - - - - - - 19
20 Arenor i Coastal Cluster Fisht Olympic Stadium Idrotter: Invigning/Avslutningsceremoni Publikkapacitet: 40 000 Färdigställd: 2013 Ny permanent arena. Efter spelen kommer arenan användas för idrottsevenemang och konserter. Arenan har namngetts efter berget Fisht som mäter 2857 möh, ett av Rysslands mest kända berg. Hela berget går att se inifrån arenan. Bolshoy Idrotter: Ishockey Publikkapacitet: 12 000 Färdigställd: 2012 Ny permanent arena. Efter spelen kommer arenan att användas som en multiarena för idrottsevenemang och konserter. Shayba Idrotter: Ishockey Publikkapacitet: 7 000 Ny flyttbar arena. Efter OS kommer arenan att plockas ner och användas som en isarena i en annan rysk stad. Ice Cube Curling Center Idrotter: Curling Publikkapacitet: 3 000 Ny temporär arena som kommer att förbli en curlingarena efter OS men kan komma att flyttas till en annan rysk stad. Iceberg Skating Palace Idrotter: Konståkning och Short track Publikkapacitet: 12 000 Ny temporär arena som är flyttbar arena och kan komma att plockas ner och flyttas till en annan rysk stad efter OS. Adler Arena Idrotter: Skridsko Publikkapacitet: 8 000 Ny permanent arena. Efter spelen ska arenan användas som mässhall.
21 Arenor i Mountain Cluster Laura Cross-Country & Biathlon Center Idrotter: Längd- och Skidskytte Publikkapacitet: 7 500 Permanent arena på bergskammen Psekhako Ridge, 6,5-10 km nordost om Krasnaya Polyana. Namnet kommer från en legend om en ung flicka som valde döden istället för att leva med en gammal prins som hon inte älskade. Hon flydde och hoppade från en sten ner i bergsfloden som sedan fick namn efter henne. Rosa Khutor Alpine Center Idrotter: Alpin skidåkning Publikkapacitet: 7 500 Permanent arena. Området ligger på Aibga Ridge. Den totala längden på tävlingsbanorna är 20 km och alla discipliner har samma målområde. Backarna är utvecklade av Bernard Russi, arkitekt för alpina tävlingsarenor från Internationella Skidförbundet. Namnet Rosa Khutor är det geografiska namnet på området på Aibga Ridge ovanför floden Mzymta. Efter OS blir området en Ski resort. Rosa Khutor Extreme Park Idrotter: Freestyle och snowboard Publikkapacitet: 4 000 (freestyle) 6 250 (snowboard) Permanent arena. Arenan ligger på västra sidan av Rosa Khutor platån. Arenan kommer att användas för tävlingar inom freestyle och snowboard efter OS. RusSki Gorki Jumping center Idrotter: Backhoppning och Nordisk kombination Publikkapacitet: 7 500 Permanent arena. Arenan ligger i byn Esto-Sadok på den norra sluttningarna av Aibga Ridge. Efter OS kommer arenan fungera som nationellt träningcenter. Sanki Olympic Sliding Center Idrotter: Bobsleigh, Rodel, skeleton Publikkapacitet: 5 000 Arenan är byggd vid Alpika Service Mountain Ski Resort, med målområde i Rzhanaya Polyana.
22 Sotji 2014 - dag för dag
23 De XXII Olympiska Vinterspelen i Sotji, Ryssland invigs den sjunde februari klockan 20.00 och avslutas den 23 februari klockan 20.00, lokal tid. (alla tider är lokala och med reservation för ändringar.) Svenskt deltagande Medaljevent Torsdag 6 februari 10.00 Snowboard Herrar Slopestyle, kval Rosa Khutor 14.00 Snowboard Damer Slopestyle, kval Rosa Khutor 18.00 Freestyle Damer Puckelpist, kval åk 1 Rosa Khutor 19.30 Konståkning Herrar Korta programmet, lag Iceberg 21.10 Konståkning Paråkning Korta programmet, lag Iceberg Fredag 7 februari 20.00 Invigning Fisht Lördag 8 februari 09.30 Snowboard Herrar Slopestyle, semifinal Rosa Khutor 12.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp A USA-Finland Shayba 12.45 Snowboard Herrar Slopestyle, final Rosa Khutor 14.00 Skidor Damer Skiathlon, 7,5 km (k)/7,5km (f) Laura 15.30 Skridsko Herrar 5 000 m Adler 17.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp A Kanada-Schweiz Shayba 18.00 Freestyle Damer Puckelpist, kval åk 2 Rosa Khutor 18.30 Skidskytte Herrar Sprint 10 km Laura 18.30 Konståkning Isdans Korta programmet, lag Iceberg 18.30 Rodel Herrar Åk 1 och 2 Sanki 20.10 Konståkning Damer Korta programmet, lag Iceberg 20.30 Backhoppning Herrar Kval, normalbacke RusSki Gorki 22.00 Freestyle Damer Puckelpist, finaler Rosa Khutor 22.05 Konståkning Paråkning Fria programmet, lag Iceberg Söndag 9 februari 10.30 Snowboard Damer Slopestyle, semifinal Rosa Khutor 11.00 Alpint Herrar Störtlopp Rosa Khutor 12.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp B Sverige-Japan Shayba 13.15 Snowboard Damer Slopestyle, final Rosa Khutor 14.00 Skidor Herrar Skiathlon, 15 km (k)/15 km (f) Laura
24 15.30 Skridsko Damer 3 000 m Adler 17.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp B Ryssland-Tyskland Shayba 18.30 Skidskytte Damer Sprint 7,5 km Laura 18.30 Rodel Herrar Åk 3 och 4 Sanki 19.00 Konståkning Herrar Fria programmet, lag Iceberg 20.05 Konståkning Damer Fria programmet, lag Iceberg 21.10 Konståkning Mixed Isdans, Fria programmet, lag Iceberg 21.30 Backhoppning Herrar Normalbacke, omgång 1 RusSki Gorki 22.30 Backhoppning Herrar Normalbacke, omgång 2 RusSki Gorki Måndag 10 februari 09.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Sverige-Schweiz Ice Cube Ryssland-Storbritannien Danmark-Kina Tyskland-Kanada 11.00 Alpint Damer Superkombination, störtlopp Rosa Khutor 13.45 Short track Herrar 1 500 m, kval Iceberg 14.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Kina-Kanada Ice Cube Sverige-Storbritannien Schweiz-USA Ryssland-Danmark 14.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp A USA-Schweiz Shayba 14.30 Short track Damer 500 m, kval Iceberg 15.00 Alpint Damer Superkombination, slalom Rosa Khutor 15.00 Short track Herrar 1 500 m, semifinal Iceberg 15.35 Short track Damer 3 000 m, semifinal Iceberg 16.10 Short track Herrar 1 500 m, final Iceberg 17.00 Skridsko Herrar 500 m, lopp 1 Adler 18.00 Freestyle Herrar Puckelpist, kval Rosa Khutor 18.45 Rodel Damer Åk 1 och 2 Sanki 19.00 Skidskytte Herrar 12,5 km jaktstart Laura 19.00 Ishockey Damer, Grupp A Finland-Kanada Shayba 19.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Sverige-Storbritannien Ice Cube Danmark-Ryssland Kanada-Schweiz USA-Norge 18.55 Skridsko Herrar 500 m, lopp 2 Adler 22.00 Freestyle Herrar Puckelpist, finaler Rosa Khutor
25 Tisdag 11 februari 09.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Sverige-Kanada Ice Cube Schweiz-Danmark Ryssland-USA Korea-Japan 10.00 Freestyle Damer Slopestyle, kval Rosa Khutor 13.00 Freestyle Damer Slopestyle, final Rosa Khutor 14.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp B Tyskland-Sverige Shayba 14.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Sverige-Kanada Ice Cube Kina-USA Storbritannien-Tyskland Norge-Ryssland 14.00 Skidor Damer Sprint, kval Laura 14.00 Snowboard Herrar Halfpipe, kval Rosa Khutor 14.25 Skidor Herrar Sprint, kval Laura 16.00 Skidor Damer, Herrar Sprint, kvartsfinal Laura 16.45 Skridsko Damer 500 m, lopp 1 Adler 17.00 Skidor Damer, Herrar Sprint, semifinal Laura 17.20 Skidor Damer, Herrar Sprint, final Laura 17.40 Skridsko Damer 500 m, lopp 2 Adler 18.30 Rodel Damer Åk 3 och 4 Sanki 19.00 Snowboard Herrar Halfpipe, semifinal Rosa Khutor 19.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp B Ryssland-Japan Shayba 19.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Storbritannien-USA Ice Cube Korea-Schweiz Danmark-Japan Ryssland-Kina 19.00 Konståkning Paråkning Korta programmet Iceberg 19.00 Skidskytte Damer 10 km, jaktstart Laura 21.30 Snowboard Herrar Halfpipe, final Rosa Khutor 21.30 Backhoppning Damer Omgång 1 RusSki Gorki 22.20 Backhoppning Damer Omgång 2 RusSki Gorki Onsdag 12 februari 09.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Danmark-USA Ice Cube Norge-Tyskland Kina-Schweiz 11.00 Alpint Damer Störtlopp Rosa Khutor 12.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp A Schweiz-Finland Shayba 13.30 Nordisk komb Herrar Backhoppning RusSki Gorki 14.00 Snowboard Damer Halfpipe, kval Rosa Khutor 14.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Sverige-Korea Ice Cube
26 Kanada-Storbritannien USA-Kina Japan-Ryssland 16.30 Ishockey Damer, grupp A Kanada-USA Shayba 16.30 Nordisk komb Herrar 10 km RusSki Gorki 18.00 Skridsko Herrar 1 000 m Adler 18.15 Rodel Herrar Dubbel, åk 1 och 2 Sanki 19.00 Snowboard Damer Halfpipe, semifinal Rosa Khutor 19.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Sverige-Danmark Ice Cube Ryssland-Kanada Schweiz-Storbritannien Kina-Tyskland 19.45 Konståkning Paråkning Fria programmet Iceberg 21.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp C Sverige-Tjeckien Bolshoy 21.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp C Lettland-Schweiz Shayba 21.30 Snowboard Damer Halfpipe, final Rosa Khutor Torsdag 13 februari 09.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Sverige-Schweiz Ice Cube Kanada-Danmark Storbritannien-Kina 10.15 Freestyle Herrar Skidor Slopestyle, kval Rosa Khutor 11.30 Skeleton Damer Åk 1 och 2 Sanki 12.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp B Finland-Österrike Bolshoy 12.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp B Japan-Tyskland Shayba 13.30 Freestyle Herrar Skidor Slopestyle, final Rosa Khutor 14.00 Skidor Damer 10 km (k) Laura 14.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Sverige-Norge Ice Cube Schweiz-Ryssland Kanada-Danmark Storbritannien-USA 14.00 Short track Damer 500 m, kvartsfinal Iceberg 14.25 Short track Herrar 1 000 m, kval Iceberg 15.10 Short track Damer 500 m, semifinal Iceberg 15.30 Short track Herrar 5 000 m stafett, semifinal Iceberg 16.10 Short track Damer 500 m, final Iceberg 16.30 Ishockey Herrar, grupp A Ryssland-Slovenien Bolshoy 16.30 Ishockey Herrar, grupp A Slovakien-USA Shayba 18.00 Skidskytte Herrar 20 km Laura 18.00 Skridsko Damer 1 000 m Adler 19.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Sverige-Danmark Ice Cube Ryssland-Korea
27 Schweiz-Kanada USA-Japan 19.00 Konståkning Herrar Korta programmet Iceberg 20.15 Rodel Herrar/Damer Lagstafett Sanki 21.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp B Kanada-Norge Bolshoy 21.00 Ishockey Damer, grupp B Sverige-Ryssland Shayba Fredag 14 februari 09.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Sverige-Kina Ice Cube Kanada-Norge Tyskland- USA 11.00 Alpint Herrar Superkombination, störtlopp Rosa Khutor 12.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp C Tjeckien-Lettland Bolshoy 14.00 Skidor Herrar 15 km (k) Laura 14.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Korea-Kina Ice Cube Storbritannien-Japan USA-Danmark Ryssland-Schweiz 15.30 Alpint Herrar Superkombination, slalom Rosa Khutor 16.30 Ishockey Herrar, grupp C Sverige-Schweiz Bolshoy 16.30 Skeleton Herrar Åk 1 och 2 Sanki 17.45 Freestyle Damer Hopp, kval Rosa Khutor 18.00 Skidskytte Damer 15 km Laura 19.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Storbritannien-Danmark Ice Cube Ryssland-USA Kina-Norge Schweiz-Tyskland 19.00 Konståkning Herrar Fria programmet Iceberg 19.40 Skeleton Damer Åk 3 och 4 Sanki 21.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp B Kanada-Österrike Bolshoy 21.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp B Norge-Finland Shayba 21.30 Freestyle Damer Hopp, final Rosa Khutor 21.30 Backhoppning Herrar K-120, kval RusSki Gorki Lördag 15 februari 09.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Sverige-Kina Ice Cube Kanada-Japan Storbritannien-Korea 11.00 Alpint Damer Super-G Rosa Khutor 12.00 Ishockey Damer Kvartsfinal Shayba 12.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp A Slovakien-Slovenien Bolshoy
28 14.00 Skidor Damer Stafett, 4x5 km (k/f) Laura 14.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Sverige-Tyskland Ice Cube Danmark-Schweiz Kanada-Storbritannien Ryssland-Kina 14.00 Short track Damer 1 500 m, kval Iceberg 14.45 Short track Herrar 1 000 m, kvartsfinal Iceberg 15.15 Short track Damer 1 500 m, semifinal Iceberg 15.45 Short track Herrar 1 000 m, semifinal Iceberg 16.10 Short track Damer 1 500 m, final Iceberg 16.30 Ishockey Damer Kvartsfinal Shayba 16.30 Ishockey Herrar, grupp A USA-Ryssland Bolshoy 16.25 Short track Herrar 1 000 m, final Iceberg 17.30 Skridsko Herrar 1 500 m, final Adler 18.45 Skeleton Herrar Åk 3 och 4 Sanki 19.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Sverige-USA Ice Cube Kanada-Ryssland Storbritannien-Schweiz Danmark-Kina 21.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp C Schweiz-Tjeckien Bolshoy 21.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp C Sverige-Lettland Shayba 21.30 Backhoppning Herrar K-120, omgång 1 RusSki Gorki 22.30 Backhoppning Herrar K-120, omgång 2 RusSki Gorki Söndag 16 februari 09.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Sverige-Ryssland Ice Cube Storbritannien-Norge Kanada-USA 11.00 Snowboard Damer Cross, kval Rosa Khutor 11.00 Alpint Herrar Super-G Rosa Khutor 12.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp B Österrike-Norge Bolshoy 12.00 Ishockey Damer Placeringsmatch 5-8 Shayba 13.15 Snowboard Damer Cross, kvartsfinal Rosa Khutor 13.30 Snowboard Damer Cross, semifinal Rosa Khutor 13.40 Snowboard Damer Cross, final Rosa Khutor 14.00 Skidor Herrar Stafett, 4x10 km (k/f) Laura 14.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Sverige-Ryssland Ice Cube USA-Kanada Danmark-Korea Schweiz-Japan 16.30 Ishockey Herrar, grupp A Ryssland-Slovakien Bolshoy 16.30 Ishockey Herrar, grupp A Slovenien-USA Shayba 18.00 Skridsko Damer 1 500 m, final Adler
29 19.00 Skidskytte Herrar 15 km masstart Laura 19.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Sverige-USA Ice Cube Norge-Schweiz Kina-Kanada Danmark-Tyskland 19.00 Konståkning Isdans, korta programmet Iceberg 20.15 Bob Herrar Två-mans, åk 1 Sanki 21.00 Ishockey Herrar, grupp B Finland-Kanada Bolshoy 21.00 Ishockey Damer Placeringsmatch 5-8 Shayba 21.50 Bob Herrar Två-mans, åk 2 Sanki Måndag 17 februari 09.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Ryssland-Storbritannien Ice Cube Korea-USA Japan-Kina 11.00 Snowboard Herrar Cross, kval Rosa Khutor 13.30 Snowboard Herrar Cross, 1/8-delsfinal Rosa Khutor 13.50 Snowboard Herrar Cross, kvartsfinal Rosa Khutor 14.00 Curling Herrar, gruppspel Kina-Storbritannien Ice Cube Ryssland-Tyskland Norge-Danmark Schweiz-USA 14.05 Snowboard Herrar Cross, semifinal Rosa Khutor 14.10 Snowboard Herrar Cross, final Rosa Khutor 16.30 Ishockey Damer Semifinal Shayba 17.45 Freestyle Herrar Hopp, kval Rosa Khutor 18.30 Bob Herrar Två-mans, åk 3 Sanki 19.00 Konståkning Isdans, fria programmet Iceberg 19.00 Skidskytte Damer 12,5 km masstart Laura 19.00 Curling Damer, gruppspel Sverige-Japan Ice Cube Kanada-Korea Danmark-Storbritannien Schweiz-Kina 20.05 Bob Herrar Två-mans, åk 4 Sanki 21.00 Ishockey Damer Semifinal Shayba 21.15 Backhoppning Herrar Lag, stora backen, omgång 1 RusSki Gorki 21.30 Freestyle Herrar Hopp, final Rosa Khutor 22.15 Backhoppning Herrar Lag, stora backen, omgång 2 RusSki Gorki Tisdag 18 februari 09.00 Curling Herrar/Damer Särspel Ice Cube
30 11.00 Alpint Damer Storslalom, första åket Rosa Khutor 12.00 Ishockey Herrar Playoff kval Bolshoy 12.00 Ishockey Damer Placeringsmatch 7-8 Shayba 13.30 Nordisk komb Herrar Backhoppning RusSki Gorki 13.30 Short track Damer 1 000 m, kval Iceberg 14.00 Curling Herrar/Damer Särspel Ice Cube 14.15 Short track Herrar 500 m, kval Iceberg 14.30 Alpint Damer Storslalom, andra åket Rosa Khutor 15.00 Short track Damer 3000 m stafett, final Iceberg 16.00 Nordisk komb Herrar 10 km RusSki Gorki 16.30 Ishockey Herrar Playoff kval Bolshoy 16.30 Ishockey Damer Placeringsmatch 5-6 Shayba 17.00 Skridsko Herrar 10 000 m Adler 17.45 Freestyle Herrar Halfpipe, kval Rosa Khutor 19.00 Curling Herrar/Damer Särspel Ice Cube 19.15 Bob Damer Åk 1 Sanki 20.20 Bob Damer Åk 2 Sanki 21.00 Ishockey Herrar Playoff kval Bolshoy 21.00 Ishockey Herrar Playoff kval Shayba 21.30 Freestyle Herrar Halfpipe, final Rosa Khutor Onsdag 19 februari 09.15 Snowboard Damer Parallellstorslalom, kval Rosa Khutor 09.40 Snowboard Herrar Parallellstorslalom, kval Rosa Khutor 11.00 Alpint Herrar Storslalom, första åket Rosa Khutor 12.00 Ishockey Herrar Kvartsfinal Bolshoy 13.00 Snowboard Damer, Herrar Parallellstorslalom, 1/8-final Rosa Khutor 13.15 Skidor Damer Teamsprint (k), semifinal Laura 13.45 Snowboard Damer, Herrar Parallellstorslalom, kvartsfinal Rosa Khutor 14.00 Curling Damer Semifinaler Ice Cube 14.05 Skidor Herrar Teamsprint (k), semifinal Laura 14.15 Snowboard Damer, Herrar Parallellstorslalom, semifinal Rosa Khutor 14.30 Alpint Herrar Storslalom, andra åket Rosa Khutor 14.30 Snowboard Damer, Herrar Parallellstorslalom, final Rosa Khutor 15.45 Skidor Damer Teamsprint (k), final Laura 16.15 Skidor Herrar Teamsprint (k), final Laura 16.30 Ishockey Herrar Kvartsfinal Bolshoy 17.30 Skridsko Damer 5 000 m Adler 18.30 Skidskytte Mixed Stafett Laura 19.00 Curling Herrar Semifinaler Ice Cube 19.00 Konståkning Damer Korta programmet Iceberg 20.15 Bob Damer Åk 3 Sanki 21.00 Ishockey Herrar Kvartsfinal Bolshoy
31 21.00 Ishockey Herrar Kvartsfinal Shayba 21.20 Bob Damer Åk 4 Sanki Torsdag 20 februari 11.45 Freestyle Herrar Ski cross, kval Rosa Khutor 12.00 Nordisk komb Herrar Backhoppning, lag RusSki Gorki 12.30 Curling Damer Bronsmatch Ice Cube 13.30 Freestyle Herrar Ski cross, 1/8-final Rosa Khutor 14.05 Freestyle Herrar Ski cross, kvartsfinal Rosa Khutor 14.25 Freestyle Herrar Ski cross, semifinal Rosa Khutor 14.40 Freestyle Herrar Ski cross, final Rosa Khutor 15.00 Nordisk komb Herrar Stafett, 4x5 km RusSki Gorki 16.00 Ishockey Damer Bronsmatch Bolshoy 17.30 Curling Damer Final Ice Cube 18.30 Freestyle Damer Skidor Halfpipe, kval Rosa Khutor 19.00 Konståkning Damer Fria programmet Iceberg 21.00 Ishockey Damer Final Bolshoy 21.30 Freestyle Damer Skidor Halfpipe, final Rosa Khutor Fredag 21 februari 11.45 Freestyle Damer Ski cross, kval Rosa Khutor 12.30 Curling Herrar Bronsmatch Ice Cube 13.30 Freestyle Damer Ski cross, 1/8-final Rosa Khutor 14.05 Freestyle Damer Ski cross, kvartsfinal Rosa Khutor 14.25 Freestyle Damer Ski cross, semifinal Rosa Khutor 14.40 Freestyle Damer Ski cross, final Rosa Khutor 16.00 Ishockey Herrar Semifinal Bolshoy 16.45 Alpint Damer Slalom, första åket Rosa Khutor 17.30 Curling Herrar Final Ice Cube 17.30 Skridsko Herrar Lag, jaktstart, kvartsfinal Adler 18.20 Skridsko Damer Lag, jaktstart, kvartsfinal Adler 18.30 Skidskytte Damer Stafett 4x6 km Laura 19.10 Skridsko Herrar Lag, jaktstart, semifinal Adler 20.15 Alpint Damer Slalom, andra åket Rosa Khutor 20.30 Short track Herrar 500 m, kvartsfinal Iceberg 20.45 Short track Damer 1 000 m, kvartsfinal Iceberg 21.00 Ishockey Herrar Semifinal Bolshoy 21.15 Short track Herrar 500 m, semifinal Iceberg 21.20 Short track Damer 1 000 m, semifinal Iceberg 21.45 Short track Herrar 500 m, final Iceberg 21.55 Short track Damer 1 000 m, final Iceberg
32 22.30 Short track Herrar Stafett 5 000 m, final Iceberg Lördag 22 februari 09.15 Snowboard Damer Parallellslalom, kval Rosa Khutor 09.40 Snowboard Herrar Parallellslalom, kval Rosa Khutor 13.15 Snowboard Damer, Herrar Parallellslalom, 1/8-final Rosa Khutor 13.30 Skidor Damer 30 km (f) masstart Laura 14.00 Snowboard Damer, Herrar Parallellslalom, kvartsfinal Rosa Khutor 14.30 Snowboard Damer, Herrar Parallellslalom, semifinal Rosa Khutor 14.45 Snowboard Damer, Herrar Parallellslalom, final Rosa Khutor 16.45 Alpint Herrar Slalom, första åket Rosa Khutor 17.30 Skridsko Damer Lag, jaktstart, semifinal Adler 18.50 Skridsko Herrar Lag, jaktstart, final Adler 19.15 Skridsko Damer Lag, jaktstart, final Adler 18.30 Skidskytte Herrar Stafett, 4x7,5 km Laura 19.00 Ishockey Herrar Bronsmatch Bolshoy 20.15 Alpint Herrar Slalom, andra åket Rosa Khutor 20.30 Bob Herrar Fyrmans, åk 1 Sanki 22.00 Bob Herrar Fyrmans, åk 2 Sanki Söndag 23 februari 11.00 Skidor Herrar 50 km (f) masstart Laura 13.30 Bob Herrar Fyrmans, åk 3 Sanki 15.00 Bob Herrar Fyrmans, åk 4 Sanki 16.00 Ishockey Herrar Final Bolshoy 20.00 Avslutning Fisht
33 Swedish Olympic Team
34 Competitors Women Alpine Skiing LINDELL-VIKARBY, Jessica Born: February 7, 1984, Huddinge. Height: 169 cm. Weight: 69 kg. Residence: Huddinge. Club: Huddinge SK. OWG: 2010: 22 nd combined, 26 th super-g, 30 th downhill, 31 st giant slalom. 2006: 8 th combined, 18 th downhill, 18 th giant slalom, 24 th super-g. WCh: 2013: 13 th giant slalom, 15 th super-g. 2011: 7 th giant slalom, 14 th super-g. 2009: 12 th super-g. 2007: 19 th super combined, 28 th giant slalom, 34 th super-g, dnf downhill. 2005: 6 th downhill, 11 th combined, 28 th super-g, dnf giant slalom. 2003: 8 th downhill, 13 th super-g, 17 th giant slalom, 25 th downhill. PIETILÄ-HOLMNER, Maria Born: July 25, 1986, Umeå. Height: 170 cm. Weight: 64 kg. Residence: Umeå. Club: UHSK Umeå. OWG: 2010: 10 th giant slalom, 21 st slalom. 2006: 10 th giant slalom, 21 st slalom. WCh: 2013: 6 th slalom, 18 th giant slalom. 2011: 3 rd slalom, 22 nd giant slalom. 2009: 8 th giant slalom, dnf slalom. 2007: 2 nd giant slalom, 11 th slalom. 2005: 13 th slalom, 16 th giant slalom. OWG: 2010: 15 th slalom. WCh: 2013: 3 rd slalom, 5 th giant slalom. 2011: 8 th slalom. 2009: 15 th slalom, dnf giant slalom, dnf super combined. 2007: 30 th super-g. KLING, Kajsa Born: 25 December, 1988, Östersund. Height: 172 cm. Weight: 73 kg. Residence: Östersund. Club: Åre SLK. OWG: 2010: 26 th giant slalom. WCh: 2007: Dnf downhill, dnf super-g. SWENN LARSSON, Anna Born: June 18, 1991, Mora. Height: 178 cm. Weight: 67 kg. Residence: Rättvik. WCh: 2013: 23 rd slalom. HECTOR, Sara Born: September 4, 1992, Sandviken. Height: 167 cm. Weight: 66 kg. Residence: Sandviken. WCh: 2013: 9 th super combined, 26 th downhill, dnf giant slalom. 2011: 17 th giant slalom. VIKSTRÖM, Emelie Born: October 2, 1992, Sävsjö. Height: 174 cm. Weight: 66 kg. Residence: Jönköping. WCh: 2011: 24 th slalom. HANSDOTTER, Frida Born: December 13, 1985, Norberg. Residence: Norberg. Height: 173 cm. Weight: 66 kg. Club: Norbergs Slalomklubb
35 Men LARSSON, Markus Born: January 9, 1979, Kil. Height: 183 cm. Weight: 83 kg. Residence: Karlstad. Club: Karlstad SLK. OWG: 2010: 16 th combined, 27 th giant slalom, 43 rd downhill. 2006: 11 th combined, dnf slalom. 2002: 7 th slalom. WCh: 2013: dnf slalom. 2007: dnf slalom, dnf super combined. 2005: 4 th slalom. 2003: 10 th slalom, 6 th combined. 2001: 18 th slalom. WCh: 2013: 18 th giant slalom, 32 nd super-g. 2011: 18 th giant slalom, 24 th super-g. 2007: 28 th super-g, 36 th downhill. BÄCK, Axel Born: December 23, 1987, Brusells, Belgium. Height: 181 cm. Weight: 80 kg. Residence: Stockholm Club: Saltsjöbadens SLK. OWG: 2010: dnf slalom. WCh: 2011: 11 th slalom. MYHRER, André Born: January 11, 1983, Bergsjö. Height: 189 cm. Weight: 94 kg. Residence: Monaco. Club: Bergsjö Hassela Alpin. OWG: 2010: 3 rd slalom, dnf giant slalom. 2006: 4 th slalom. WCh: 2013: 4 th slalom, 14 th giant slalom. 2011: 10 th slalom. 2009: Dnf slalom, dnf giant slalom. 2007: 20 th giant slalom, 22 nd slalom. 2005: 5 th slalom. 2003: Dnf slalom. HARGIN, Mattias Born: October 7, 1985, Stockholm. Height: 180 cm. Weight: 83 kg. Residence: Monaco. Club: Huddinge SK. OWG: 2010: 14 th slalom. WCh: 2013: 9 th slalom. 2011: 12 th slalom. 2009: 5 th slalom. 2005: Dnf slalom. OLSSON, Matts Born: December 1, 1988, Köla. Height: 179 cm. Weight: 85 kg. Residence: Åmotsfors. Club: Valfjällets SLK. Officials CARLSSON, Niclas General manager Ski Federation Born: December 13, 1974, Frösön. Residence: Åre. OWG: 2006, 2002. SUNDQVIST, Anders Head coach Born: March 17, 1957, Stugun. Residence: Boden. OWG: 2010, 1998, 1994, 1992. STEINWALL, Fredrik Coach Born: May 20, 1977, Norsjö. Residence: Stockholm. OWG: 2006. BROLENIUS, Johan Coach Born: June 7, 1977, Örebro. Residence: Innsbruck, Austria. OWG: 2006 (athlete).
36 HÖIJD, Kristian Coach Born: June 15, 1976, Frösön Residence: Östersund. THOMA, Christian Coach Born: February 26, 1974, Merano, Italy. Residence: Laas, Italy. NILSSON, Anders Coach Born: August 16, 1980, Sorsele. Residence: Åre. ALBERTSSON, Peter Press attaché (all alpine events) Born: June 15, 1967, Östersund. Residence: Boberg. OWG: 1998, 1994. NILSSON, Robert Coach Born: March 2, 1981, Malmberget. Residence: Umeå. OTTOSSON, Hans Coach Born: August 15, 1950, Östersund. Residence: Frösön OWG: 2006. SJÖDIN, Thomas Coach Born: September 3, 1964, Ström. Residence: Torslanda. LILJEHOLM, Per Doctor Born: August 30, 1979, Nilivaara. Residence: Umeå. OWG: 2010. ACKERBLAD, Ulf Physiotherapist Born: April 23, 1969, Åmål. Residence: Karlstad. OWG: 2010. QUICK, Peter Physiotherapist Born: March 1, 1985, Tibro. Residence: Tibro. SOULARD, Rudi Coach Born: July 5, 1965, Chamonix Mont Blanc, France MAGNUSSON, Pär Physiotherapist Born: June 4, 1974, Järfälla. Residence: Stockholm.
37 DEBELAK, Alojz Technical Born: October 25, 1966, Jesenice, Slovenia. Residence: Lesce, Slovenia. OWG: 2010. HAUSBERGER, Mario Technical Born: February 11, 1980, Alpbach, Austria. Residence: Alpbach, Austria. CRONSELL, Niclas Technical Born: February 14, 1968, Älmhult. Residence: Älmhult. KNEZEVIC, Zoran Technical Born: October 3, 1975, Jesenice, Slovenija. Residence: Jesenice, Slovenija. IROVNIK, Zvonko Technical Born: June 14, 1966, Maribor, Slovenija. Residence: Fram, Slovenija. Competitors Biathlon BERGMAN, Carl Johan Born: March 14, 1978, Ekshärad. Height: 176 cm. Weight: 73 kg. Residence: Lillehammer. Club: Ekshärads SF. OWG: 2010: 4 th 4x7,5 km, 19 th pursuit, 42 nd sprint, 61 st 20 km. 2006: 4th 4x7,5 km, 53th sprint, 23rd 20 km, 29th mass start. 2002: 14th 4x7,5 km, 40th 20 km, 28th 10 km, 36th pursuit. WCh: 2013: 11 th 4x7,5 km, 34 th pursuit, 35 th 20 km, 54 th sprint. 2012: 2 nd pursuit, 3 rd sprint, 6 th mass start, 16 th 4x7,5 km. 2011: 4 th 4x7,5 km, 11 th 20 km, 28 th pursuit, 29 th mass start, 47 th sprint. 2009: 9 th 4x7,5 km, 27 th mass start, 79 th sprint. 2008: 6 th 4x7,5 km, 28 th sprint, 29 th pursuit. 2007: 7 th 4x7,5 km, 23 rd sprint, 34 th sprint, 39 th 20 km. 2007: 7 th 4x7,5 km, 23 rd pursuit, 34 th sprint, 39 th 20 km. 2006: 6th 4x7,5 km. 2005: 13 th 4x7,5 km, 39 th 20 km, 8 th 10 km, 11 th pursuit, 15 th mass start, 7 th 4x7,5 km. 2004: 6 th 4x7,5 km, 9 th 20 km, 28 th mass start, 21 st pursuit, 6 th 4x7,5 km, 36 th 10 km. 2003: 75 th 20 km, 27 th pursuit, 7 th 4x7,5 km, 27 th 10 km. 2001: 66 th 10 km, 16 th 4x7,5 km. FERRY, Björn Born: August 1, 1978, Stensele. Height: 194 cm. Weight: 82 kg. Residence: Storuman. Club: Storuman IK. OWG: 2010: 1 st pursuit, 4 th 4x7,5 km, 8 th sprint, 12 th mass start, 42 nd 20 km. 2006: 4 th 4x7,5 km, 13 th 10 km, 25 th pursuit, 28 th 20 km. 2002: 14 th 4x7,5 km, 38 th 20 km, 17 th 10 km, 24 th pursuit. 2002: 14 th 4x7,5 km, 17 th 10 km, 24 th pursuit, 38 th 20 km. WCh: 2013: 5 th 20 km, 8 th mass start, 9 th pursuit,
38 13 th sprint, 11 th 4x7,5 km. 2012: 2 nd mass start, 7 th sprint, 11 th pursuit, 16 th 4x7,5 km, 48 th 20 km. 2011: 4 th 4x7,5 km, 5 th 20 km, 10 th pursuit, 23 rd sprint, 27 th mass start. 2009: 9 th 4x7,5 km, 31 st pursuit, 40 th sprint. 2008: 6 th 4x7,5 km, 9 th mass start, 15 th sprint, 18 th pursuit, 27 th 20 km. 2007: 4 th sprint, 7 th 4x7,5 km, 14 th 20 km, 15 th mass start, 22 nd pursuit. 2005: 13 th 4x7,5 km, 52 nd 20 km, 17 th 10 km, 16 th pursuit, 18 th mass start. 2004: 6 th 4x7,5 km, 31 st 20 km. 2003: 7 th 4x7,5 km, 32 nd 20 km, 43 rd 10 km, 36 th pursuit. LINDSTRÖM, Fredrik Born: July 24, 1989, Anundsjö. Height: 180 cm. Weight: 74 kg. Residence: Östersund. Club: Anundsjö SK. OWG: 2010: 4 th 4x7,5 km, 33 rd pursuit, 38 th sprint, 77 th 20 km. WCh: 2013: 3 rd 20 km, 7 th pursuit, 8 th sprint, 11 th 4x7,5 km, 12 th mass start. 2012: 3 rd mass start, 6 th sprint, 10 th 20 km, 10 th pursuit, 16 th 4x7,5 km. 2011: 4 th 4x7,5 km, 11 th sprint, 25 th pursuit, 61 st 20 km. ARWIDSSON, Tobias Born: June 7, 1988, Mora. Height: 170 cm. Weight: 74 kg Residence: Östersund. Club: Lima Biathlon WCh: 2013: 11 th 4x7,5 km. 2011: 67 th 20 km. sprint. ERIKSON, Christofer Born: February 17, 1989, Ilsbo. Height: 193 cm. Weight: 84 kg. Residence: Östersund. WCh: 2013: 66 th 20 km, 61 st Officials HAGSTRÖM, Johan Headcoach Born: January 10, 1981, Häverö. Residence: Sveg. LAAKSONEN, Marko Coach Born: May 30, 1975, Hollola, Finland. Residence: Ås. BYSTRÖM, Anders Team coordinator Born: February 20, 1978, Själevad. Residence: Uddevalla NORELL, Kent Technical manager Born: September 14, 1981, Älvdalen. Residence: Älvdalen. OWG: 2010. BLOM, Peter Technical Born: May 25, 1975, Dala-Järna. Residence: Dala-Järna. OWG: 2010. KRISTOFFERSSON, Roger Technical Born: January 24, 1986, Anundsjö. Residence: Bredbyn. OWG: 2010.
39 Competitors Women SCHAERSTRÖM, Fredrik Technical Born: April 1, 1988, Luleå. Residence: Umeå. WREDENBERG, Sebastian Technical Born: June 11, 1986, Ekshärad. Residence: Östersund. REHNSBO, Fredrik Physiotherapist Born: June 15, 1975, Rödön. Residence: Aspås. WÅHLSTRÖM, Johan Technical manager NOC Born: April 22, 1975, Luleå. Residence: Boden. OWG: 2010, 2006, 2002. Cross Country Skiing INGEMARSDOTTER, Ida Born: 26 April, 1985, Sveg. Height: 174 cm. Weight: 66 kg. Residence: Östersund. Club: Åsarna IK. OWG: 2010: 5 th 4x5km, 15 th sprint (c), 42 nd skiathlon, dnf 30 km (c). WCh: 2013: 2 nd 4x5km, 2 nd team sprint (f), 2 nd sprint (c). 2011: 1 st team sprint (c), 2 nd 4x5 km, 12 th sprint (f), 28 th 10 km (c). 2009: 4 th sprint (f). 2007: 8 th sprint (c). KALLA, Charlotte Born: July 22, 1987, Tärendö. Height: 162 cm. Weight: 59 kg. Residence: Sundsvall. Club: Piteå Elit SK. OWG: 2010: 1 st 10 km (f), 5 th 4x5 km, 6 th 30 km (c), 8 th 15 km pursuit WCh: 2013: 2 nd team sprint (f), 2 nd 4x5 km, 6 th skiathlon, 7 th 10 km (f), 11 th 30 km (c), 11 th sprint (c). 2011: 1 st team sprint (c), 2 nd 4x5 km, 4 th 30 km (f), 4 th 15 km pursuit, 8 th sprint (f), 11 th 10 km (c). 2009: 3 rd 4x5 km, 6 th sprint (f), 8 th 15 km pursuit, 18 th 30 km (f). 2007: 4 th 4x5 km, 5 th 10 km (f), 7 th 15 km pursuit. HAAG, Anna Born: June 1, 1986, Skinnskatteberg. Height: 163 cm. Weight: 58 kg. Residence: Östersund. Club: IFK Mora. OWG: 2010: 2 nd 15 km pursuit, 4 th 10 km (f). WCh: 2013: 2 nd 4x5 km, 6 th 30 km mass start (c), 15 th skiathlon, 17 th 10 km (f). 2011: 2 nd 4x5 km, 10 th 30 km mass start (f), 10 th 15 km pursuit, 14 th 10 km (c). 2009: 3 rd 4x5 km, 25 th 30 km mass start (f). ERIKSON, Hanna Born: June 2, 1990, Ulricehamn. Height: 167 cm. Weight: 65 kg. Residence: Stockholm. Club: Åsarna IK. WCh: 2011: 10 th sprint (f). 2009: 38 th 10 km (c), 48 th 30 km mass start (f), 50 th 15 km pursuit.