Question:

When the olympics is over do they announce the winner?

by  |  earlier

0 LIKES UnLike

need to know

 Tags:

   Report

14 ANSWERS


  1. When people win a gold medal they are the winner.  There are many winners.  


  2. there is no winner  

  3. No, it doesn't work like that.

  4. Everything about the Olympics is tonight.

  5. The  Overall winner as far as medals is concern (1) china (2) united states (3 )Russia

    Track and field  (1) United states (2) Russia (3) Jamaica

    so china is the winner they collect more gold medals than anyone other country

  6. They don't announce a winner because that would go against the spirit of the Olympics.

    There is no controversy though, the IOC table shows (as most medal tallies around the world) the countries arranged according to golds.  

  7. There is no "winner". Every country won different events at different times. The Olympics Closing Ceremony is on right now on NBC...

  8. I think you may be a bit confuzzled! :-)

    There isn't actually a winner- the winners are announced from each sport and division as soon as the event, race, swim, etc. is over.

    Hope this helps! :-)

  9. no, because every countries is the winner for their participate the olympic with fair play, friendly, and respect each others.

  10. The winners are those who won medals during their events. If you're asking about what country won the most medals etc, then there are medal counts but no one country wins the olympics, it is individuals who win representing their country.

  11. There is a winner in every event.

  12. the reason they dont name a winner is because there would be a ton of conseversy over which medal count they should go by (just gold, or total medals wins)

  13. They have been announcing the winners all along.

  14. The announce the who had the most medal and the most gold medal

    btw there is no winner

Question Stats

Latest activity: earlier.
This question has 14 answers.

BECOME A GUIDE

Share your knowledge and help people by answering questions.