1st Winter Olympics

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The 1st Winter Olympics

Host city

Aglo, Skatval

Participating nations

9

Ident video

Olympic soundtrack

Olympic torch

The 1st Winter Olympics, a part of NNOG, were hosted by Skatval's capital, Aglo, between 15. and 16. November 2007.

Highlight

28. October: The song "I feel you" of Schiller & Heppner was pointed out as the olympiad's official soundtrack by Skatval's Olympic Committee.
15. November: Erik I of Skatval (should official) light the olympic fire, but had to be replaced by his younger brother – Prince Harold of Skatval – when the king became ill.
17. November: Jack Husky from Artic Islands became olympic champion in alpine skiing with the time 01.37,57.
19. November: Raško Eljèy (Cape North) and Jarl Berg (Skatval) became olympic champions in biathlon and curling, respectively.
21. November: Cecil Strong's bobsleigh team from Artic Islands became olympic champions with the time 35,26 secounds.
23. November: Nils Åsvang became olympic champion in ski jumping after he got 500,5 points for his long and beautiful jump. Erich Flugen became the second best with 483 points.
25. November: Rudolf Alfson (Transnistriana) became olympic champion in skeleton.
26. November: The olympiad was finished.

All the events were new because it was the first olympiad, and there were six of them:
(Sorted by competition date)