Vinter-OL 1956
De olympiske ringe ved vinter-OL 1956. | |
Værtsby | Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italien |
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Deltagende lande | 32 |
Deltagende atleter | 821 (687 mænd, 134 kvinder) |
Discipliner | 24 i 4 sportsgrene (8 discipliner) |
Åbnings- ceremoni | 26. januar |
Afslutnings- ceremoni | 5. februar |
Officielt åbnet af | Præsident Giovanni Gronchi |
Atletløfte | Giuliana Chenal-Minuzzo |
Fakkelbærer | Guido Caroli |
Stadion | Stadio Olympica |
Vinter-OL 1956 blev afholdt i Cortina d'Ampezzo i Italien. Bedste nation blev Sovjetunionen med 7 guldmedaljer.
Medaljestatistik
Medaljefordelingen ved vinter-OL 1956 Nr. Land Guld Sølv Bronze Total 1 Sovjetunionen 7 3 6 16 2 Østrig 4 3 4 11 3 Finland 3 3 1 7 4 Schweiz 3 2 1 6 5 Sverige 2 4 4 10 6 USA 2 3 2 7 7 Norge 2 1 1 4 8 Italien 1 2 0 3 9 Tyskland 1 0 1 2 10 Canada 0 1 2 3 11 Japan 0 1 0 1 12 Polen 0 0 1 1 Ungarn 0 0 1 1 Total 25 23 24 72
Deltagende nationer
Legene havde deltagelse af følgende 32 nationer:
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Bolivia, Iran og Sovjetunionen deltog i olympiske vinterlege for første gang.
Ishockey
Den olympiske ishockeyturnering blev spillet på isstadion i Cortina d'Ampezzo, og den gjaldt samtidig som det 23. verdensmesterskab i ishockey. For de europæsike hold gjaldt der endvidere som det 34. EM i ishockey. Turneringen blev spillet den 26. januar – 4. februar 1956.
De 10 deltagende hold spillede først en indledende runde i tre grupper, hvorfra de to bedste i hver gruppe gik videre til finalerunden om 1.-6.pladsen, mens de sidste fire hold spillede videre i placeringsrunden om pladserne 7-10.
Sovjetunionen vandt OL-guld for første gang, og det var samtidig det sovjetiske holds anden VM-titel. USA vandt overraskende sølv, men for de femdobbelte olympiske mestre fra Canada rakte indsatsen denne gang sensationelt kun til bronze.
Kvalifikation
Et tysk hold var kvalificeret til at deltage i turneringen, så de to tyske landshold spillede en udtagelseskamp om OL-pladsen. Kampen blev spillet den 16. november 1955 i Østberlin, og den blev vundet 7-3 af Vesttyskland.
Indledende runde
De 10 lande var inddelt i tre grupper. De to bedste fra hver gruppe gik videre til finalerunden, mens de øvrige hold fortsatte i placeringsrunden.
Gruppe A
Gruppe B
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Gruppe C
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Finalerunde
De to bedste fra hver indledende gruppe gik videre til finalerunden.
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Placeringsrunde
De fire hold, der ikke gik videre til finalerunden, spillede placeringsrunde om pladserne 7-10.
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Samlet rangering
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Kilder
- IOC – Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 (officiel hjemmeside)
- Officiel rapport (PDF, 26 MB)
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