2014 Winter Olympics / Participant (Iceland)

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Iceland participated in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi in part with five athletes in two sports. The flag bearer was the cross-country skier Sævar Birgisson .

sports

Alpine skiing pictogram.svg Alpine skiing

Women

Men

Cross country skiing pictogram.svg Cross-country skiing

Men

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Ásta Andrésdóttir: Fifteen Icelandic Officials, Five Athletes to Attend Sochi. Iceland review, February 4, 2014, accessed February 25, 2014 .
  2. ↑ Sochi 2014 Opening Ceremony - Flagbearers. (PDF) Retrieved February 25, 2014 .
Olympic history of Iceland
Summer:

1908  • 1912  • 1920  • 1924  • 1928  • 1932  • 1936  • 1948  • 1952  • 1956  • 1960  • 1964  • 1968  • 1972  • 1976  • 1980  • 1984  • 1988  • 1992  • 1996  • 2000  • 2004  • 2008  • 2012  • 2016  • 2020

Winter:

1948  • 1952  • 1956  • 1960  • 1964  • 1968  • 1972  • 1976  • 1980  • 1984  • 1988  • 1992  • 1994  • 1998  • 2002  • 2006  • 2010  • 2014  • 2018

Youth
games:
Summer:

2010  • 2014  • 2018

Winter:

2012  • 2016  • 2020

Others:

Standard Bearer  • Medal Winner

Participants in the 2014 Olympic Games
Africa

Morocco  • Zimbabwe  • Togo

America

US Virgin Islands  • Argentina  • Bermuda  • Brazil  • British Virgin Islands  • Cayman Islands  • Chile  • Dominica  • Jamaica  • Canada  • Mexico  • Paraguay  • Peru  • Venezuela  • United States

Asia

China  • Chinese Taipei  • Hong Kong  • India 1  • Iran  • Israel  • Japan  • Kazakhstan  • Kyrgyzstan  • Lebanon  • Mongolia  • Nepal  • East Timor  • Pakistan  • Philippines  • South Korea  • Tajikistan  • Thailand  • Uzbekistan

Europe

Albania  • Andorra  • Armenia  • Azerbaijan  • Belgium  • Bosnia and Herzegovina  • Bulgaria  • Denmark  • Germany  • Estonia  • Finland  • France  • Georgia  • Greece  • Great Britain  • Ireland  • Iceland  • Italy  • Croatia  • Latvia  • Liechtenstein  • Lithuania  • Luxembourg  • Malta  • Macedonia  • Moldova  • Monaco  • Montenegro  • Netherlands  • Norway  • Austria  • Poland  • Portugal  • Romania  • Russia  • San Marino  • Sweden  • Switzerland  • Serbia  • Slovakia  • Slovenia  • Spain  • Czech Republic  • Turkey  • Ukraine  • Hungary  • Belarus  • Cyprus

Oceania

Australia  • New Zealand  • Tonga

1 = The Indian athletes participated as Independent Olympians until February 10th , as the IOC had suspended the Indian NOK but lifted this ban during the Games.