Third Winter Olympic Games
Host city	Revena, Quakmybush
Nations participating	36
Events	90 events in 15 sports planned 47 events (36 medal) in 14 sports actual
Opening ceremony	August 16, 2007
Closing ceremony	N/A; Games abandoned
Officially opened by	Unknown
Olympic Stadium	Unknown
Official Games languages	English

The Third Winter Olympic Games were due to be celebrated at Revena, Quakmybush. They were abandoned, partially complete. They were due to begin on August 1, 2007 but only started on August 16, and ended on September 9 with multiple curling and ice hockey matches, although no medals were ever awarded at the games for those two events.

Originally, 90 medal events were planned across 15 sports, but ultimately only 47 events in 14 sports took place, with 36 of the events being medal events. Bobsleigh was the only discipline in which no events were eventually held. Curiously, a cross-country pursuit event for women was held, despite there not having been the freestyle event prior to it.

Contents 1 Host selection 2 List of events 3 Medal table 4 External Links

Host selection

As only Revena, Quakmybush offered to host the Games, the city was awarded the hosting rights by default.

List of events

The list of 47 events that eventually took place are listed here. The 36 events that ran to their conclusion, that is, they ended with medals being awarded, are marked with an (M) next to them. The list is in reverse order of completion; events held last (or with rounds held during the last few days) are listed first on this list.

Men's curling Women's curling Men's ice hockey Women's ice hockey Men's speed skating team pursuit (M) Men's snowboard cross (M) Women's short track 1500m Men's ski jumping long hill Women's speed skating team pursuit (M) Women's biathlon pursuit (M) Men's skeleton (M) Women's snowboard cross Men's cross-country team sprint (M) Women's alpine skiing Combined (M) Women's biathlon sprint (M) Women's nordic combined Gundersen (M)

Women's skeleton (M) Women's alpine skiing super G (M) Men's nordic combined gundersen (M) Men's luge (M) Men's short track relay Men's short track 1000m Men's figure skating individual (M) Women's cross-country team sprint (M) Men's biathlon pursuit (M) Women's short track 500m Men's speed skating 500m (M) Women's snowboarding halfpipe (M) Men's freestyle skiing Moguls (M) Men's biathlon sprint (M) Women's alpine skiing downhill (M) Men's snowboarding halfpipe (M)

Men's ski jumping normal hill (M) Open luge doubles (M) Men's alpine skiing combined (M) Women's speed skating 500m (M) Women's luge (M) Women's biathlon individual (M) Women's ski jumping normal hill Open figure skating pairs (M) Women's speed skating 3000m (M) Men's short track 1500m (M) Women's freestyle skiing Moguls (M) Women's cross-country pursuit (M) Men's biathlon individual (M) Men's alpine skiing downhill (M) Men's speed skating 5000m (M)

Medal table

The "official" medal table, as it stood at the end of competition when the Games were abandoned, curiously listed 36 golds, 37 silvers and 33 bronzes were awarded in the 36 medal events, with the hosts Quakmybush on top with 7 golds and 23 medals overall. Research done by the Oldbridge Sports Development College of Ad’ihan has since revealed a more accurate count. Quakmybush are still top of this medal count with the same number of medals.

23 of the 36 participating NOCs won a medal. The top five in the medal tally (tabulated by the OSDC) are listed here, see Third Winter Olympics medal table for the full table.

Rank	Nation				Total
1	Quakmybush (QMB)	7	8	8	23
2	Cafundéu (CAF)	6	4	4	14
3	Jasīʼyūn (JSY)	6	4	0	10
4	Edward City (USE)	3	2	1	6
5	Estresse Intenso (EIT)	2	3	2	7

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