Olympic Winter Games 2014 / Participant (Monaco)

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Monaco took part in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi in part with five athletes in two sports. The flag bearer of the Monegasque delegation at the opening ceremony was Olivier Jenot .

sports

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Men

Rudy Rinaldi was nominated as a substitute .

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Women

Men

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ En route pour les JO de Sotchi: presentation of athletes monégasques. In: monacochannel.mc . January 29, 2014, accessed February 1, 2014 (French).
Monaco at the Olympics
Summer:

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Winter:

1984  • 1988  • 1992  • 1994  • 1998  • 2002  • 2006  • 2010  • 2014  • 2018

Youth
games:
Summer:

2010  • 2014  • 2018

Winter:

2012  • 2016

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.