Winter Olympic Games Milano Cortina 2026 Team Sizes

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3 hours ago, Bailer said:

I really hope Nordic Combined doesn't get scrapped. Actually, I believe the Winter Olympics should keep growing with new sports and disciplines (3x3 Hockey, Ice Cross, Speed Skiing, Ice Climbing), otherwise they won't feel like a true celebration of sports like their summer counterpart.

I'm not quite sure why the IOC is so hung up on the athlete quotas for the winter Olympics, they never got as out of hand as the summer games did. But they are. 

 

Not quite sure what the political machinations are, maybe NC is just the black sheep of FIS for some reason, but they've been on the chopping block for a long time now, and haven't seemed to take the warnings and act on them. Money wise, there is no reason to boot it, they make use of other required facilities and don't really crimp their scheduling. 

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3 hours ago, hckošice said:

In fact, well, no. Hockey is extremely physically demanding, I even think it is the most physically demanding winter sport of all.

I mean keeping more than a minute on ice is just cardiac. The shifts are there for a reason.

 

25 players rosters are absolutely justified. You must have 4 lines to keep the stamina the whole game.

 

Hard to persuade people who never watched hockey though, I can understand your point, but sadly, the point is wrong

Having played hockey for many years of my childhood, completely agree. 
 

Each shift is absolute torture and playing 20 minutes instead of let’s say 25 makes a real difference to my level of freshness, whether it’s during the ongoing game or later games in a tournament. Same for NHL players. 

Edited January 24 by Josh

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12 hours ago, Federer91 said:

I'll jump on the off-topic with an unpopular opinion - ice hockey isn't so stamina demanding to justify 25 people rosters. And it doesn't have big playing fields like football or rugby for example, where you'd require so many reserves. 15 field players + 3 goalies should be good. Or 18+3 at max. But 25 is too much imo and the constant substitutes are too much as well.

If it was 21 then they would still need 4 people accredited as injury replacement. And I don’t think it’s useful to play those games where you keep the roster size artificially small but you allow replacements in emergencies.

[Topicmaster1010 6,347]

I'm a bit confused about Germany. The Team Deutschland website says they are sending 12 cross-country skiers to the Olympics but on the FIS website, it shows that they accepted 13 quotas.

[yaky22 38]

we have 9 athletes 

 

Alpine skiing (2) 

 

(M) Barnabás Szőllős

(W) Noa Szőllős

 

Bobsled (4) (first time we qualified ) 

(M) Aj Edelman

(M) Chen menachem 

(M) Ward fawarsy (from what I know the first ever druze Olympian (not including the paralympics))

(M) Omer Katz 

 

Cross country skiing (1) (first time we have representatives) 

(M) Attila Mihály Kertész

 

Figure skating (1) ( usually our only noteworthy team,but this is our smallest team in the sport since 94 and not even the best event for the team (who is the men) ) 

 

(W) Mariia Seniuk

 

 

Skeleton (1) 

(M) Jared Firestone 

 

 

 

 

This winter Olympics is so weird here, like, half the sports we have representatives we did not have last time, and we have more different sports then all other winter games ever, but unless we will have a huge surprise this will not have any noteworthy results, even top 10 or 15 are a stretch 

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 Australia - 53 athletes

 

Alpine Skiing - 3

Biathlon - 1

Bobsleigh - 4

Cross-Country Skiing - 7

Freestyle Skiing - 15

Luge - 1

Short Track - 1

Skeleton - 1

Ski Mountaineering - 2

Snowboarding - 14

 

Second largest Winter Team ever named | Australian Olympic Committee

 

Spoiler

Alpine Skiing (3)

TBA

 

Biathlon (1)

Darcie Morton

 

Bobsleigh (4)

Pilots: Bree Walker, Sarah Blizzard

Brakewomen: Desi Johnson, Kiara Reddingius

 

Cross-Country Skiing (7)

Men: Hugo Sebastian Hinckfuss, Lars Young Vik, Seve de Campo

Women: Ellen Soehol Lie, Maddie Hooker, Phoebe Cridland, Rosie Fordham

 

Figure Skating (4)

Pairs: Anastasiia Golubeva/Hektor Giopoulos Moore

Ice Dance: Holly Harris/Jason Chan

 

Freestyle Skiing (15)

Men's Moguls: Cooper Woods, George Murphy, Jackson Harvey, Matt Graham

Men's Aerials: Reilly Flanagan

Women's Moguls: Charlotte Wilson, Emma Bosco, Jakara Anthony

Women's Aerials: Abbey Willcox, Airleigh Frigo, Danielle Scott, Laura Peel

Women's Ski Cross: Kyra Wheatley

Women's Halfpipe: Indra Brown

Women's Slopestyle/Big Air: Daisy Thomas

 

Luge (1)

Alex Ferlazzo

 

Short Track (1)

Brendan Corey

 

Skeleton (1)

Nick Timmings

 

Ski Mountaineering (2)

Lara Hamilton, Phil Bellingham

 

Snowboarding (14)

Men's Snowboard Cross: Adam Lambert, Cam Bolton, Jarryd Hughes

Men's Halfpipe: Scotty James, Valentino Guseli

Women's Snowboard Cross: Abbey Wilson, Josie Baff, Mia Clift

Women's Halfpipe: Amelie Haskell, Emily Arthur, Misaki Vaughan

Women's Slopestyle/Big Air: Ally Hickman, Meila Stalker, Tess Coady

 

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 Latvia - 67 athletes

 

The link says 68 but one of the athletes included is a bobsleigh reserve so the number should be 67.

 

Alpine Skiing - 3

Biathlon - 8

Bobsleigh - 8

Cross-Country Skiing - 7

Figure Skating - 2

Ice Hockey - 25

Luge - 10

Short Track - 2

Skeleton - 2

 

LOK - Apstiprināts pilnais un galīgais Komanda Latvija sastāvs

 

Spoiler

Alpine Skiing (3)

Dzenifera Germane, Liene Bondare, Elvis Opmanis 

 

Biathlon (8)

Men: Baiba Bendika, Estere Volfa, Sanita Bulina, Annija Keita Sabule

Women: Andrejs Rastorgujevs, Renars Birkentals, Rihards Lozbers, Edgars Mise

 

Bobsleigh (8)

Pilots: Jekabs Kalenda, Renars Grantins

Brakemen: Matiss Miknis, Lauris Kaufmanis, Mairis Klava, Arnis Bebriss, Edgars Ungurs, Davis Kaufmanis

 

Cross-Country Skiing (7)

Men: Raimo Vigants, Lauria Kaparkalejs, Niks Saulitis

Women: Patricija Eiduka, Kitija Auzina, Linda Kaparkaleja, Samanta Krampe

 

Figure Skating (2)

Men's: Deniss Vasiljevs, Fedirs Kuliss

 

Ice Hockey (25)

Men: Elvis Merzlikins, Arturs Silovs, Kristers Gudlevskis, Uvis Janis Balinskis, Alberts Smits, Oskars Cibulskis, Ralfs Freibergs, Roberts Mamcics, Janis Jaks, Kristaps Roberts Zile, Kristians Rubins, Renars Krastenbergs, Dans Locmelis, Kaspars Daugavins, Martins Dzierkals, Rihards Bukarts, Rudolfs Balcers, Zemgus Girgensons, Eduards Tralmaks, Anri Ravinskis, Teodors Blugers, Roberts Bukarts, Oskars Batna, Haralds Egle, Sandis Vilmanis

 

Luge (10)

Men's Singles: Kristers Aparjods, Gints Berzins

Women's Singles: Elina Ieva Bota, Kendija Aparjode

Men's Doubles: Martins Bots/Roberts Plume, Eduards Sevics-Mikelsevics/Lukass Krasts

Women's Doubles: Marta Robezniece/Kitija Bogdanova

 

Short Track (2)

Roberts Kruzbergs, Reinis Berzins

 

Skeleton (2)

Emils Indriksons, Marta Andzane

 

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17 hours ago, Vic Liu said:

Well Let me check

 

Update: I mistranslated the sport. It should be "skeleton". Still I found that  didn't get the reallocation quota and it's  got it. So I am also confused. Media said  got the notification that it received reallocation skeleton man's quota on Jan 21st.

高橋弘篤、３度目の五輪へ スケルトン男子｜JOC - 日本オリンピック委員会

 

This is confirmation that Japan accepted their skeleton quota so that looks like that article isn't fully accurate

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On 10/25/2023 at 2:35 AM, Benolympique said:

LAST UPDATE  (Friday 23 January 2026)

 

Germany - 184 (9 Alpine Skiing - 11 Biathlon - 18 Bobsleigh - 12 Cross-Country Skiing - 5 Curling - 6 Figure Skating - 11 Freestyle Skiing - 48 Ice Hockey - 12 Luge - 3 Nordic Combined - 6 Skeleton - 8 Ski Jumping - 3 Ski Mountaineering - 19 Snowboarding - 13 Speed Skating)

China - 126 (2 Alpine Skiing - 3 Biathlon - 12 Bobsleigh - 6 Cross-Country Skiing - 10 Curling - 6 Figure Skating - 23 Freestyle Skiing - 6 Luge - 2 Nordic Combined - 10 Short-Track - 5 Skeleton - 5 Ski Jumping - 2 Ski Mountaineering - 17 Snowboarding - 15 Speed Skating)

Czechia - 114 (6 Alpine Skiing - 10 Biathlon - 12 Cross-Country Skiing - 7 Curling - 4 Figure Skating - 6 Freestyle Skiing - 48 Ice Hockey - 1 Luge - 2 Nordic Combined - 1 Short-Track - 1 Skeleton - 4 Ski Jumping - 9 Snowboarding - 3 Speed Skating)

Finland - 102 (6 Alpine Skiing - 10 Biathlon - 16 Cross-Country Skiing - 3 Figure Skating - 8 Freestyle Skiing - 48 Ice Hockey - 2 Nordic Combined - 7 Ski Jumping - 2 Snowboarding)

 South Korea - 72 (3 Alpine Skiing - 2 Biathlon - 10 Bobsleigh - 3 Cross-Country Skiing - 7 Curling - 6 Figure Skating - 7 Freestyle Skiing - 1 Luge - 10 Short-Track - 3 Skeleton - 11 Snowboarding - 9 Speed Skating)

Poland - 57 (3 Alpine Skiing - 8 Biathlon - 2 Bobsleigh - 7 Cross-Country Skiing - 4 Figure Skating - 6 Luge - 2 Nordic Combined - 5 Short-Track - 5 Ski Jumping - 2 Ski Mountaineering - 4 Snowboarding - 9 Speed Skating)

Great Britain - 53 (3 Alpine Skiing - 2 Biathlon - 6 Bobsleigh - 4 Cross-Country Skiing - 10 Curling - 8 Figure Skating - 8 Freestyle Skiing - 1 Short-Track - 5 Skeleton - 5 Snowboarding - 1 Speed Skating)

Slovakia - 52 (4 Alpine Skiing - 6 Biathlon - 2 Bobsleigh - 3 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Figure Skating - 1 Freestyle Skiing - 25 Ice Hockey - 5 Luge - 1 Short-Track - 1 Ski Jumping - 3 Ski Mountaineering)

Ukraine - 46 (2 Alpine Skiing - 10 Biathlon - 6 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Figure Skating - 9 Freestyle Skiing - 10 Luge - 1 Nordic Combined - 2 Short-Track - 1 Skeleton - 2 Ski Jumping - 1 Snowboarding)

Slovenia - 38 (8 Alpine Skiing - 9 Biathlon - 7 Cross-Country Skiing - 2 Nordic Combined - 7 Ski Jumping - 4 Snowboarding)

Belgium - 30 (3 Alpine Skiing - 8 Biathlon - 2 Figure Skating - 10 Freestyle Skiing - 6 Short-Track - 1 Skeleton - 1 Ski Mountaineering - 2 Snowboarding - 6 Speed Skating)

Romania - 29 (2 Alpine Skiing - 6 Biathlon - 4 Bobsleigh - 3 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Figure Skating - 7 Luge - 4 Ski Jumping - 2 Snowboarding)

Bulgaria - 20 (3 Alpine Skiing - 8 Biathlon - 3 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Figure Skating - 1 Ski Jumping - 2 Ski Mountaineering - 4 Snowboarding)

Spain - 20 (2 Alpine Skiing - 3 Cross-Country Skiing - 5 Figure Skating - 4 Ski Mountaineering - 4 Snowboarding - 2 Speed Skating)

 New Zealand - 17 (1 Alpine Skiing - 10 Freestyle Skiing - 6 Snowboarding)

Hungary - 16 (2 Alpine Skiing - 4 Cross-Country Skiing - 2 Figure Skating - 6 Short-Track - 2 Speed Skating)

Brazil - 14 (4 Alpine Skiing - 4 Bobsleigh - 3 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Skeleton - 2 Snowboarding)

Croatia - 14 (6 Alpine Skiing - 3 Biathlon - 3 Cross-Country Skiing - 2 Short-Track)

Israel - 09 (2 Alpine Skiing - 4 Bobsleigh - 1 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Figure Skating - 1 Skeleton)

Argentina - 08 (3 Alpine Skiing - 4 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Luge)

Georgia - 08 (2 Alpine Skiing - 6 Figure Skating)

Turkey - 08 (2 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing - 2 Short-Track - 2 Ski Jumping)

Andorra - 07 (5 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing)

 Liechtenstein - 07 (2 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing) 

Jamaica - 06 (1 Alpine Skiing - 5 Bobsleigh)

Trinidad and Tobago - 06 (2 Alpine Skiing - 4 Bobsleigh)

Armenia - 05 (1 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing - 2 Figure Skating)

Bosnia and Herzegovina - 05 (3 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing)

Greece - 05 (2 Alpine Skiing - 3 Cross-Country Skiing)

Mexico  - 05 (2 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Figure Skating)

Moldova - 05 (3 Biathlon - 2 Cross-Country Skiing)

South Africa - 05 (2 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Freestyle Skiing - 1 Skeleton)

Albania - 04 (4 Alpine Skiing)

 Chile - 04 (2 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Freestyle Skiing)

Iceland - 04 (2 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing)

Iran - 04 (2 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing)

Ireland - 04 (2 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Freestyle Skiing)

 North Macedonia - 04 (2 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing)

Portugal - 04 (2 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing - 1 Speed Skating)

Uzbekistan - 04 (1 Alpine Skiing - 2 Figure Skating - 1 Short-Track)

Hong Kong, China - 03 (1 Alpine Skiing - 2 Short-Track)

Mongolia - 03 (1 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing)

 Serbia - 03 (1 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing)

Thailand - 03 (1 Alpine Skiing - 2 Cross-Country Skiing)

Azerbaijan - 02 (2 Alpine Skiing - 1 Figure Skating)

Cyprus - 02 (2 Alpine Skiing)

Haiti - 02 (1 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing)

India - 02 (1 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing)

Kosovo - 02 (2 Alpine Skiing)

Kyrgyzstan - 02 (1 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing)

Lebanon - 02 (1 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing)

Luxembourg - 02 (2 Alpine Skiing)

Madagascar - 02 (2 Alpine Skiing)

Montenegro - 02 (1 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing)

Morocco - 02 (1 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing)

Philippines - 02 (1 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing)

 Saudi Arabia - 02 (1 Alpine Skiing - 1 Cross-Country Skiing)

United Arab Emirates - 02 (2 Alpine Skiing)

 Benin - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

 Bolivia - 01 (1 Cross-Country Skiing)

 Colombia - 01 (1 Cross-Country Skiing)

 Ecuador - 01 (1 Cross-Country Skiing)

Eritrea - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

Guinea-Bissau - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

Kenya - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

Malaysia - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

Malta - 01 (1 Cross-Country Skiing)

Monaco - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

Nigeria - 01 (1 Cross-Country Skiing)

Pakistan - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

Puerto-Rico - 01 (1 Skeleton)

 San Marino - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

Singapore - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

Uruguay - 01 (1 Alpine Skiing)

Venezuela - 01 (1 Cross-Country Skiing)

 

• Australia -
• Austria -
• Canada -

• France -
• Italy -
• Japan -
• Netherlands -
• Norway -
• Sweden -
• Switzerland -
•  United States of America -
• Chinese Taipei - 
• Denmark -
• Estonia -
• Kazakhstan -
• Latvia -
• Lithuania -

Great work so far!

 

Just noticed a few things.

 

 Philippines should be two alpine skiers. They didn't qualify in cross-country skiing.

 

 Think Hong Kong should have 2 athletes in alpine skiing

 

 Hungary's total should be 15 athletes. They only qualified 1 speed skater. Milano-Cortina 2026 | Magyar Olimpiai Bizottság

 

 Slovenia's total number of athletes should be 37. The individua sport numbers look right, think it was just added wrong.

 

 China's total adds up to 124 athletes

[Benolympique 2,433]

39 minutes ago, Topicmaster1010 said:

Great work so far!

 

Just noticed a few things.

 

 Philippines should be two alpine skiers. They didn't qualify in cross-country skiing.

 

 Think Hong Kong should have 2 athletes in alpine skiing

 

 Hungary's total should be 15 athletes. They only qualified 1 speed skater. Milano-Cortina 2026 | Magyar Olimpiai Bizottság

 

 Slovenia's total number of athletes should be 37. The individua sport numbers look right, think it was just added wrong.

 

 China's total adds up to 124 athletes

i'm fixed thanks