List of standard bearers for the 2010 Winter Olympics

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Invasion of Austria

The list of flag bearers for the 2010 Olympic Games includes the flag bearers for both the opening ceremony on February 12 and the closing ceremony on February 28.

When the nations marched in, athletes from all participating countries moved into the Olympic Stadium in Vancouver . At the opening ceremony, the individual teams were led by a flag bearer from the ranks of their athletes or officials, who was determined either by their respective National Olympic Committee (NOK) or by the athletes themselves. At the closing ceremony, the flag bearers walked separately in front of all other athletes who formed a common field without distinguishing between nationalities.

sequence

The Greek team has traditionally been given the front seat, a special status that stems from the hosting of the ancient and first modern games in Greece . The host nation Russia was the last to invade. The athletes from the other countries entered the stadium in alphabetical order in the language of the host nation, in this case Russian . This order corresponds to both the tradition and the statutes of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

List of standard bearers

Below is a list of the flag bearers of the opening and closing ceremonies of all participating nations, sorted according to the order of their invasion. The list can also be sorted according to their state name, team abbreviation, number of athletes, the surname of the flag bearer and their sport.

According to nations

# National team Abbreviation Athletes Opening ceremony Closing ceremony
Standard bearer sport Standard bearer sport
1 GreeceGreece Greece GRE 7th Athanasios Tsakiris biathlon biathlon Vassilis Dimitriadis Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
2 AlbaniaAlbania Albania ALB 1 Erjon Tola Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Erjon Tola Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
3 AlgeriaAlgeria Algeria ALG 1 Medhi-Sélim Khelifi Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing - Official
4th AndorraAndorra Andorra AND 6th Lluís Marín Tarroch Snowboard Snowboard Mireia Gutiérrez Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
5 ArgentinaArgentina Argentina ARG 7th Cristian Javier Simari Birkner Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Rubén González Luge Luge
6th ArmeniaArmenia Armenia POOR 4th Arsen Nersisjan Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Sergei Mikayelyan Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
7th AustraliaAustralia Australia OUT 40 Torah Bright Snowboard Snowboard Lydia Lassila Freestyle skiing Freestyle skiing
8th AustriaAustria Austria AUT 81 Andreas Linger & Wolfgang Linger Luge Luge Nina Reithmayer Luge Luge
9 AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Azerbaijan AZE 2 Fuad Guliyev Official Konul Nurullayera Chef de Mission
10 BelarusBelarus Belarus BLR 50 Aleh Antonenka ice Hockey ice Hockey Leanid Karnijenka Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
11 BelgiumBelgium Belgium BEL 9 Kevin van der Perren figure skating figure skating Pieter Gysel Short track Short track
12 BermudaBermuda Bermuda BER 1 Tucker Murphy Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Tucker Murphy Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
13 Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH 5 Žana Novaković Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Marko Rudic Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
14th BrazilBrazil Brazil BRA 5 Isbael Clark Ribeiro Snowboard Snowboard Jaqueline Mourão Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
15th BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria BUL 19th Alexandra Shekova Snowboard Snowboard Evgenia Radanova Short track Short track
16 Cayman IslandsCayman Islands Cayman Islands CAY 1 Dow Travers Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Dow Travers Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
17th ChileChile Chile CHI 3 Jorge Mandrú Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Noelle Barahona Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
18th China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China CHN 90 Han Xiaopeng Freestyle skiing Freestyle skiing Zhao Hongbo figure skating figure skating
19th ColombiaColombia Colombia COL 1 Cynthia Denzler Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Cynthia Denzler Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
20th CroatiaCroatia Croatia CRO 18th Jakov Fak biathlon biathlon Ivan Šola Bobsleigh bob
21st Cyprus RepublicRepublic of Cyprus Cyprus CYP 2 Christopher Papamichalopoulos Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Sophia Papamichalopoulos Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
22nd Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic CZE 92 Jaromír Jágr ice Hockey ice Hockey Martina Sáblíková Speed ​​skating Speed ​​skating
23 Korea NorthNorth Korea North Korea PRK 2 Ri Song-chol figure skating figure skating Ri Song-chol figure skating figure skating
24 DenmarkDenmark Denmark THE 18th Sophie Fjellvang-Sølling Freestyle skiing Freestyle skiing Johnny Frederiksen Curling Curling
25th EstoniaEstonia Estonia EST 30th Roland Lessing biathlon biathlon Kristina Šmigun-Vähi Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
26th EthiopiaEthiopia Ethiopia ETH 1 Robel Teklemariam Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Robel Teklemariam Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
27 FinlandFinland Finland FIN 95 Ville Peltonen ice Hockey ice Hockey Tanja Poutiainen Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
28 Macedonia 1995Macedonia Macedonia MKD 4th Antonio Ristevski Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Antonio Ristevski Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
29 FranceFrance France FRA 108 Vincent Defrasne biathlon biathlon Sandrine Bailly biathlon biathlon
30th GeorgiaGeorgia Georgia GEO 8th Iasson Abramashvili Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Elene Gedevanishvili figure skating figure skating
31 GermanyGermany Germany GER 153 André Lange Bobsleigh bob Magdalena Neuner biathlon biathlon
32 GhanaGhana Ghana GHA 1 Kwame Nkrumah-Acheampong Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Kwame Nkrumah-Acheampong Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
33 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain GBR 52 Shelley Rudman skeleton skeleton Amy Williams skeleton skeleton
34 Hong KongHong Kong Hong Kong HKG 1 Han Yueshuang Short track Short track Han Yueshuang Short track Short track
35 HungaryHungary Hungary HUN 16 Júlia Sebestyén figure skating figure skating Erika Huszár Short track Short track
36 IcelandIceland Iceland ISL 4th Björgvin Björgvinsson Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Stefan Jon Sigurgeirsson Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
37 IndiaIndia India IND 3 Shiva Keshavan Luge Luge Tashi Lundup Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
38 IranIran Iran IRI 4th Marjan Kalhor Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Hossein Saveh-Shemshaki Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
39 IrelandIreland Ireland IRL 6th Aoife Hoey Bobsleigh bob Shane O'Connor Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
40 IsraelIsrael Israel ISR 3 Alexandra Zaretski figure skating figure skating Mikail Renzhin Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
41 ItalyItaly Italy ITA 109 Giorgio Di Centa Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Giuliano Razzoli Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
42 JamaicaJamaica Jamaica JAM 1 Errol Kerr Freestyle skiing Freestyle skiing Errol Kerr Freestyle skiing Freestyle skiing
43 JapanJapan Japan JPN 94 Tomomi Okazaki Speed ​​skating Speed ​​skating Mao Asada figure skating figure skating
44 KazakhstanKazakhstan Kazakhstan KAZ 38 Dias Keneschow biathlon biathlon Alexei Poltaranin Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
45 Korea SouthSouth Korea South Korea COR 46 Kang Kwang-bae Bobsleigh bob Mo Tae-bum Speed ​​skating Speed ​​skating
46 KyrgyzstanKyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan KGZ 2 Dmitri Trelewski Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Dmitri Trelewski Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
47 LatviaLatvia Latvia LAT 59 Martin's course skeleton skeleton Haralds Silovs Short track Short track
48 LebanonLebanon Lebanon LIB 3 Chirine Njeim Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Ghassan Gedeon-Achi Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
49 LiechtensteinLiechtenstein Liechtenstein LIE 6th Richard miracle Bobsleigh bob Thomas Dürr Bobsleigh bob
50 LithuaniaLithuania Lithuania LTU 8th Irina Terentjeva Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Mantas Strolia Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
51 MexicoMexico Mexico MEX 1 Hubertus of Hohenlohe Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Hubertus of Hohenlohe Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
52 Moldova RepublicRepublic of Moldova Moldova MDA 7th Victor Pînzaru biathlon biathlon Victor Pînzaru biathlon biathlon
53 MonacoMonaco Monaco MON 6th Alexandra Coletti Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Patrice Servelle Bobsleigh bob
54 MongoliaMongolia Mongolia MGL 2 Erdene-Otschiryn Otschirsüren Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Chürelbaataryn Chasch-Erdene Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
55 MontenegroMontenegro Montenegro MNE 1 Bojan Kosić Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Bojan Kosić Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
56 MoroccoMorocco Morocco MAR 1 Samir Azzimani Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Abdenbi Lerhenane Chef de Mission
57 NepalNepal Nepal NEP 2 Dachhiri Dawa Sherpa Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Dachhiri Dawa Sherpa Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
58 NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands NED 34 Timothy Beck Bobsleigh bob Sven Kramer Speed ​​skating Speed ​​skating
59 New ZealandNew Zealand New Zealand NZL 16 Juliane Bray Snowboard Snowboard Ben Sandford skeleton skeleton
60 NorwayNorway Norway NOR 99 Tommy Jakobsen ice Hockey ice Hockey Petter Northug Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
61 PakistanPakistan Pakistan PAH 1 Muhammad Abbas Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Muhammad Abbas Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
62 PeruPeru Peru BY 3 Roberto Carcelen Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Roberto Carcelen Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
63 PolandPoland Poland POLE 50 Konrad Niedźwiedzki Speed ​​skating Speed ​​skating Katarzyna Bachleda-Curuś Speed ​​skating Speed ​​skating
64 PortugalPortugal Portugal POR 1 Danny Silva Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Danny Silva Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
65 RomaniaRomania Romania ROU 29 Éva Tófalvi biathlon biathlon Éva Tófalvi biathlon biathlon
66 RussiaRussia Russia RUS 177 Alexei Morozov ice Hockey ice Hockey Ivan Skobrew Speed ​​skating Speed ​​skating
67 San MarinoSan Marino San Marino SMR 1 Marino Cardelli Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Gian Luca Borgagni Chef de Mission
68 SenegalSenegal Senegal SEN 1 Leyti Seck Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Leyti Seck Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
69 SerbiaSerbia Serbia SRB 10 Jelena Lolović Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Vuk Rađenović Bobsleigh bob
70 SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia SVK 73 Žigmund Pálffy ice Hockey ice Hockey Pavol Hurajt biathlon biathlon
71 SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia SLO 50 Tina Maze Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Mitja Valenčič Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
72 South AfricaSouth Africa South Africa RSA 1 Oliver Kraas Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Alex Heath Trainer
73 SpainSpain Spain ESP 18th Queralt Castellet Snowboard Snowboard Laura Orgué Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
74 SwedenSweden Sweden SWE 106 Peter Forsberg ice Hockey ice Hockey Marcus Hellner Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
75 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland SUI 146 Stéphane Lambiel figure skating figure skating Dario Cologna Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
76 Chinese TaipeiChinese Taipei Chinese Taipei TPE 1 Ma Chih-hung Luge Luge Ma Chih-hung Luge Luge
77 TajikistanTajikistan Tajikistan TJK 1 Alisher Qudratov Official Alisher Qudraton Official
78 TurkeyTurkey Turkey DOOR 5 Kelime Aydın Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing Tuğba Karademir figure skating figure skating
79 UkraineUkraine Ukraine UKR 47 Lilia Ludan Luge Luge Valentyna Shevchenko Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing
80 United StatesUnited States United States United States 215 Mark Grimmette Luge Luge Bill Demong Nordic combination Nordic combination
81 UzbekistanUzbekistan Uzbekistan UZB 3 Oleg Shamayev Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Oleg Shamayev Alpine skiing Alpine skiing
82 CanadaCanada Canada CAN Clara Hughes Speed ​​skating Speed ​​skating Joannie Rochette figure skating figure skating

According to sports

sport Opening ceremony number Closing ceremony number
biathlon biathlon EstoniaEstonia FranceFrance GreeceGreece KazakhstanKazakhstan CroatiaCroatia Moldova RepublicRepublic of Moldova RomaniaRomania 7th GermanyGermany FranceFrance Moldova RepublicRepublic of Moldova RomaniaRomania SlovakiaSlovakia 5
Bobsleigh Bobsleigh GermanyGermany IrelandIreland LiechtensteinLiechtenstein NetherlandsNetherlands Korea SouthSouth Korea 5 CroatiaCroatia LiechtensteinLiechtenstein MonacoMonaco SerbiaSerbia 4th
Curling Curling - 0 DenmarkDenmark 1
ice Hockey ice Hockey FinlandFinland NorwayNorway RussiaRussia SwedenSweden SlovakiaSlovakia Czech RepublicCzech Republic BelarusBelarus 7th - 0
figure skating figure skating BelgiumBelgium IsraelIsrael Korea NorthNorth Korea SwitzerlandSwitzerland HungaryHungary 5 China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China GeorgiaGeorgia JapanJapan CanadaCanada TurkeyTurkey 5
Speed ​​skating Speed ​​skating JapanJapan CanadaCanada PolandPoland 3 NetherlandsNetherlands PolandPoland RussiaRussia Korea SouthSouth Korea Czech RepublicCzech Republic 5
Freestyle skiing Freestyle skiing China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China DenmarkDenmark JamaicaJamaica 3 AustraliaAustralia JamaicaJamaica 2
Nordic combination Nordic combination - 0 United StatesUnited States 1
Luge Luge Chinese TaipeiChinese Taipei IndiaIndia AustriaAustria UkraineUkraine United StatesUnited States 5 ArgentinaArgentina Chinese TaipeiChinese Taipei AustriaAustria 3
Short track Short track Hong KongHong Kong 1 BelgiumBelgium BulgariaBulgaria Hong KongHong Kong LatviaLatvia HungaryHungary 5
skeleton skeleton United KingdomUnited Kingdom LatviaLatvia 2 United KingdomUnited Kingdom New ZealandNew Zealand 2
Alpine skiing Alpine skiing AlbaniaAlbania ArgentinaArgentina ArmeniaArmenia Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina Cayman IslandsCayman Islands ChileChile GeorgiaGeorgia GhanaGhana IcelandIceland KyrgyzstanKyrgyzstan ColombiaColombia LebanonLebanon MoroccoMorocco Macedonia 1995Macedonia MexicoMexico MonacoMonaco PakistanPakistan San MarinoSan Marino SenegalSenegal SerbiaSerbia SloveniaSlovenia UzbekistanUzbekistan Cyprus RepublicRepublic of Cyprus 23 AlbaniaAlbania AndorraAndorra Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina Cayman IslandsCayman Islands ChileChile FinlandFinland GhanaGhana GreeceGreece IranIran IrelandIreland IcelandIceland IsraelIsrael ItalyItaly KyrgyzstanKyrgyzstan ColombiaColombia LebanonLebanon Macedonia 1995Macedonia MexicoMexico MontenegroMontenegro PakistanPakistan SenegalSenegal SloveniaSlovenia UzbekistanUzbekistan Cyprus RepublicRepublic of Cyprus 24
Cross-country skiing Cross-country skiing AlgeriaAlgeria EthiopiaEthiopia BermudaBermuda ItalyItaly LithuaniaLithuania MongoliaMongolia NepalNepal PeruPeru PortugalPortugal South AfricaSouth Africa 10 ArmeniaArmenia EthiopiaEthiopia BermudaBermuda BrazilBrazil EstoniaEstonia IndiaIndia KazakhstanKazakhstan LithuaniaLithuania MongoliaMongolia NepalNepal NorwayNorway PeruPeru PortugalPortugal SwedenSweden SwitzerlandSwitzerland SpainSpain UkraineUkraine BelarusBelarus 18th
Ski jumping Ski jumping - 0 - 0
Snowboard Snowboard AndorraAndorra AustraliaAustralia BrazilBrazil BulgariaBulgaria New ZealandNew Zealand SpainSpain 6th - 0
Official AzerbaijanAzerbaijan TajikistanTajikistan 2 AlgeriaAlgeria AzerbaijanAzerbaijan MoroccoMorocco San MarinoSan Marino South AfricaSouth Africa TajikistanTajikistan 6th

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Flag bearers of the teams at the Olympic Games by year
summer

Athens 1906 (unofficial)  • London 1908  • Stockholm 1912  • Antwerp 1920  • Paris 1924  • Amsterdam 1928  • Los Angeles 1932  • Berlin 1936  • London 1948  • Helsinki 1952  • Melbourne 1956  • Rome 1960  • Tokyo 1964  • Mexico City 1968  • Munich 1972  • Montréal 1976  • Moscow 1980  • Los Angeles 1984  • Seoul 1988  • Barcelona 1992  • Atlanta 1996  • Sydney 2000  • Athens 2004  • Beijing 2008  • London 2012  • Rio de Janeiro 2016  • Tokyo 2020  • Paris 2024  • Los Angeles 2028

winter

Chamonix 1924  • St. Moritz 1928  • Lake Placid 1932  • Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936  • St. Moritz 1948  • Oslo 1952  • Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956  • Squaw Valley 1960  • Innsbruck 1964  • Grenoble 1968  • Sapporo 1972  • Innsbruck 1976  • Lake Placid 1980  • Sarajevo 1984  • Calgary 1988  • Albertville 1992  • Lillehammer 1994  • Nagano 1998  • Salt Lake City 2002  • Turin 2006  • Vancouver 2010  • Sochi 2014  • Pyeongchang 2018  • Beijing 2022