Finlandia na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 2008






















Finlandia na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 2008

Finlandia
Kod MKOl
 FIN

Letnie Igrzyska Olimpijskie 2008
Pekin
Chorąży
Juha Hirvi
Liczba zawodników
 58 w 14 dyscyplinach









Medale
Pozycja: 44.
Złoto
1
Srebro
1
Brąz
2
Razem
4


Finlandię na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 2008 reprezentowało 58 zawodników.


Był to 22. start reprezentacji Finlandii na letnich igrzysk olimpijskich.



Zdobyte medale |

































Medal
 Zawodnik
 Dyscyplina
 Konkurencja

Gold medal-2008OB.svg Złoto		 Satu Mäkelä-Nummela
Shooting pictogram.svg Strzelectwo
 Trap kobiet

Silver medal-2008OB.svg Srebro
Minna Nieminen
Sanna Stén
Rowing pictogram.svg Wioślarstwo
 LW2x (dwójka podwójna wagi lekkiej)

Bronze medal-2008OB.svg Brąz		 Henri Hakkinen
Shooting pictogram.svg Strzelectwo
 Karabin pneumatyczny 10 m mężczyzn

Bronze medal-2008OB.svg Brąz		 Tero Pitkämäki
Athletics pictogram.svg Lekkoatletyka
 Rzut oszczepem mężczyzn


Linki zewnętrzne |




  1. NOC - The official website of the BEIJING 2008 Olympic Games (ang.).

  2. Suomen Olympiakomitea (ang. • fiń.).
















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Finlandia na igrzyskach olimpijskich
Letnie IO

  • Londyn 1908

  • Sztokholm 1912

  • Antwerpia 1920

  • Paryż 1924

  • Amsterdam 1928

  • Los Angeles 1932

  • Berlin 1936

  • Londyn 1948

  • Helsinki 1952

  • Melbourne 1956

  • Rzym 1960

  • Tokio 1964

  • Meksyk 1968

  • Monachium 1972

  • Montreal 1976

  • Moskwa 1980

  • Los Angeles 1984

  • Seul 1988

  • Barcelona 1992

  • Atlanta 1996

  • Sydney 2000

  • Ateny 2004

  • Pekin 2008

  • Londyn 2012

  • Rio de Janeiro 2016
Flaga olimpijskaFlaga Finlandii
Zimowe IO

  • Chamonix 1924

  • Sankt Moritz 1928

  • Lake Placid 1932

  • Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936

  • Sankt Moritz 1948

  • Oslo 1952

  • Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956

  • Squaw Valley 1960

  • Innsbruck 1964

  • Grenoble 1968

  • Sapporo 1972

  • Innsbruck 1976

  • Lake Placid 1980

  • Sarajewo 1984

  • Calgary 1988

  • Albertville 1992

  • Lillehammer 1994

  • Nagano 1998

  • Salt Lake City 2002

  • Turyn 2006

  • Vancouver 2010

  • Soczi 2014

  • Pjongczang 2018


  • Fiński Komitet Olimpijski

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