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Chronological summary of the 2022 Winter Olympics

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The official flag of the Russian Olympic Committee used during the 2020 and 2022 Olympic Games.

The 2022 Winter Olympics took place in Beijing, with some events in nearby towns of Yanqing and Chongli in the People's Republic of China. The games began on February 2 with curling matches and featured the opening ceremony on February 4. Competition ended with the closing ceremony on February 20.

Athletes from 91 different countries took part, including first-time Winter Olympics participants Haiti and Saudi Arabia. The event included 109 competitions across 7 sports and 15 different disciplines. Some new events made their debut, such as big air freestyle skiing for both men and women, women's monobob, and mixed team events in several sports.

Because of past issues with doping, Russian athletes competed under the name "ROC", representing the Russian Olympic Committee, rather than their country’s flag. The games brought together athletes from around the world to compete in exciting winter sports.

Calendar

The 2022 Winter Olympics started on February 2nd, two days before the opening ceremony, and finished on February 20th. The schedule for the games was changed several times and needed approval from the International Olympic Committee.

All times and dates use China Standard Time (UTC+8)

OCOpening ceremonyEvent competitions1Event finalsEGExhibition galaCCClosing ceremony
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CeremoniesOCCC—N/a
Alpine skiing211111111111
Biathlon11111211211
Bobsleigh11114
Cross-country skiing112111121112
Curling1113
Figure skating11111EG5
Freestyle skiing1111111212113
Ice hockey112
Luge11114
Nordic combined1113
Short track speed skating1211229
Skeleton112
Ski jumping111115
Snowboarding1121211211
Speed skating11111111211214
Daily medal events00066910687674986575109
Cumulative total000612213137455258656978869297104109
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Total events

Medal table

Part of this section is transcluded from 2022 Winter Olympics medal table.

*   Host nation (China)

2022 Winter Olympics medal table
RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Norway1681337
2 Germany1210527
3 United States99725
4 China*94215
5 Sweden85518
6 Netherlands85417
7 Austria77418
8 Switzerland72615
9 ROC5121532
10 France57214
11–29Remaining234047110
Totals (29 entries)109109110328

Day-by-day summaries

Day (−2) — Wednesday 2 February

Curling

Day (−1) — Thursday 3 February

Curling

Freestyle skiing

  • The first day of competition in both the men's moguls and the women's moguls.

Ice hockey

Day 0 — Friday 4 February

Curling

Figure skating

  • The first day of competition in the team event.

Ice hockey

Opening ceremony

Day 1 — Saturday 5 February

Curling

Ice hockey

Luge

  • Heats 1 and 2 of the men's singles.

Short track speed skating

Ski jumping

Snowboarding

Day 2 — Sunday 6 February

Alpine skiing

  • The men's downhill is postponed to the following day due to high winds.

Curling

Figure skating

  • The second day of competition in the team event.

Ice hockey

Snowboarding

  • The first day of competition in the men's slopestyle.

Day 3 — Monday 7 February

Curling

Freestyle skiing

  • The first day of competition in both the men's big air and the women's big air.

Ice hockey

Luge

Short track speed skating

  • After several skaters in the men's 1000m receive penalty or yellow card decisions, Korea and Hungary file protests against those specific decisions that were handed to Hwang Dae-heon and Shaolin Sándor Liu, respectively. Because Ren Ziwei and Li Wenlong of China finish with gold and silver, respectively, and no other skater from the host country was penalized, other athletes accuse the officiating of bias. The International Skating Union (ISU) later rejects both protests, supporting the original decisions.

Day 4 — Tuesday 8 February

Figure skating

  • Short program for the men's singles.

Ice hockey

Day 5 — Wednesday 9 February

Curling

  • The first matches in the round-robin stage of the men's tournament.

Ice hockey

  • The first matches in the group stage of the men's tournament.

Snowboarding

  • The first day of competition in both the women's halfpipe and the men's halfpipe.

Day 6 — Thursday 10 February

Curling

  • Second day of the round-robin stage of the men's tournament.
  • The first matches in the round-robin stage of the women's tournament.

Ice hockey

  • Second day of the group stage of the men's tournament.

Skeleton

  • Runs 1 and 2 of the Men's.

Day 7 — Friday 11 February

Curling

  • Third day of the round-robin stage of the men's tournament.
  • Second day of the round-robin stage of the women's tournament.

Ice hockey

  • Third day of the group stage of the men's tournament.
  • Quarterfinals of the women's tournament.

Skeleton

  • Runs 1 and 2 of the Women's.

Day 8 — Saturday 12 February

Curling

  • Fourth day of the round-robin stage of the men's tournament.
  • Third day of the round-robin stage of the women's tournament.

Figure skating

Ice hockey

  • Fourth day of the group stage of the men's tournament.
  • Quarterfinals of the women's tournament.

Day 9 — Sunday 13 February

Bobsleigh

Curling

  • Fifth day of the round-robin stage of the men's tournament.
  • Fourth day of the round-robin stage of the women's tournament.

Freestyle skiing

  • The first day of competition in both the women's aerials and the women's slopestyle is postponed to the following day due to high winds and heavy snow.

Ice hockey

Day 10 — Monday 14 February

Bobsleigh

Curling

  • Sixth day of the round-robin stage of the men's tournament.
  • Fifth day of the round-robin stage of the women's tournament.

Freestyle skiing

  • The first day of competition of the women's aerials (rescheduled from the previous day). The originally scheduled final for this event is then held in the evening.
  • The first day of competition of the women's slopestyle (rescheduled from the previous day). The originally scheduled final for this event is thus postponed to the next day.
  • Due to the rescheduled women's slopestyle event, the first day of competition of the men's slopestyle is postponed to the following day.

Ice hockey

Snowboarding

  • The first day of competition in both the women's big air and the men's big air.

Day 11 — Tuesday 15 February

Curling

  • Seventh day of the round-robin stage of the men's tournament.
  • Sixth day of the round-robin stage of the women's tournament.

Figure skating

  • Short program for the women's singles.

Freestyle skiing

  • The first day of competition of the men's aerials.
  • The first day of competition of the men's slopestyle (rescheduled from the previous day). The originally scheduled final for this event is thus postponed to the next day.

Ice hockey

Day 12 — Wednesday 16 February

Curling

  • Eighth day of the round-robin stage of the men's tournament.
  • Seventh day of the round-robin stage of the women's tournament.

Ice hockey

Day 13 — Thursday 17 February

Curling

  • Last day of the round-robin stage and Semifinals of the men's tournament.
  • Last day of the round-robin stage of the women's tournament.

Freestyle skiing

  • The first day of competition for both the women's halfpipe and the men's halfpipe.

Day 14 — Friday 18 February

Bobsleigh

Curling

  • Bronze medal game of the Men's tournament.
  • Semifinals of the Women's tournament.

Figure skating

Ice hockey

Day 15 — Saturday 19 February

Alpine skiing

Bobsleigh

Cross-country skiing

Curling

  • Bronze medal game of the Women's tournament.

Ice hockey

Day 16 — Sunday 20 February

Closing ceremony

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