Serbien ved vinter-OL 2018

Serbien ved de olympiske lege

Serbiens flag
IOC-kodeSRB
National komitéSerbiens olympiske komité
Ved vinter-OL 2018 i Pyeongchang
Deltagere4 deltagere i 2 sportsgrene
FanebærerNevena Ignjatović Rediger på Wikidata
Medaljer

Guld
0
Sølv
0
Bronze
0
Total
0
Serbien ved sommer-OL
  • 1912
Serbien ved vinter-OL
  • 2010
  • 2014
  • 2018
  • Andre relaterede deltagelser
    Jugoslavien (1920–1992 V)
     Uafhængig olympisk deltagere (1992 S)
    Jugoslavien (1996–2002)
    Serbien og Montenegro (2004–2006)

    Serbien deltog i vinter-OL 2018 i Pyeongchang, Sydkorea i perioden 9. – 25. februar 2018.

    Deltagere

    Følgende atleter deltog i nedennævnte sportsgrene:

    SportsgrenHerrerDamerTotal
    Alpint skiløb213
    Langrend101
    Total314

    Medaljer

    2018 Pyeongchang  Guld    Sølv  Bronze  Total  
    Serbien0000

    Medier brugt på denne side

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