Youth Olympic Games



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Alessia Tornaghi (ITA) Alessia Tornaghi (ITA)
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Chutong Zhang (CHN) Florence Brunelle (CAN) Petra Rusnakova (SVK) and Chanseo Kim (KOR) Chutong Zhang (CHN) Florence Brunelle (CAN) Petra Rusnakova (SVK) and Chanseo Kim (KOR)
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Kosei Hayashi (JPN) and Sean Yeo (MYS) Kosei Hayashi (JPN) and Sean Yeo (MYS)
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Nicky Rosanelli (ITA) Nicky Rosanelli (ITA)
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Womens Mass Start final Speed Skating Womens Mass Start final Speed Skating
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Yuma Kagiyama (JPN) Yuma Kagiyama (JPN)
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Ekaterina Borisova & Dmitry Sopot (RUS) Ekaterina Borisova & Dmitry Sopot (RUS)
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Pair Skating Podium Pair Skating Podium
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Ji Woo Park (KOR) Ji Woo Park (KOR)
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Speed Skating Men 1500m Podium Speed Skating Men 1500m Podium
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Petra jaszapati (HUN) leads Jiyoo Kim (KOR) Petra jaszapati (HUN) leads Jiyoo Kim (KOR)
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Short Track Men 1000m Podium Short Track Men 1000m Podium
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The Youth Olympic Games are an elite sporting event for young people from all over the world. An event distinct from other youth sports events, as they also integrate a unique Culture and Education Program (CEP), based around five main themes: Olympism, Social Responsibility, Skills Development, Expression and Well-being and Healthy Lifestyles.
The sports program is based on that of the Olympic Games. In addition, the program also includes new disciplines, formats, mixed gender and mixed National Olympic Committee (NOC) events.
Away from the field of play and through a variety of fun and interactive activities, workshops and team-building exercises, the CEP gives the participating athletes the opportunity to learn about the Olympic values, explore other cultures and develop the skills to become true ambassadors of their sport.
The Gangwon 2024 Youth Olympic Games will take place from January 19 to February 1 2024. Information regarding the competitions, results etc. is available on:
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