Cross-Worlds: Winter Olympic Edition

[JJohnson]

From across the multiverse: How is your country doing in the Winter Olympics?

Here in the Multiversal Nexus, we can see across all timelines, and it's fascinating to see how various nations in all the different realities are doing in the 2018 Olympics. While we're focusing on a limited set of realities holding their Winter Olympics in PyeongChang on the Korean Peninsula, some of those are in South Korea, some are in a unified Korea.

So, how's your country in your reality doing? Which sports are you playing in your reality?

The US in Timeline US1776α (OTL) has only 4 medals so far (2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze), and Norway is in the lead with 9 (2 gold, 4 silver, 3 bronze).

 

[Kerney]

https://history.denverlibrary.org/news/denver-never-was-1976-winter-olympic-games

This makes me sad it never happened. I once stayed with a friend who had an apartment he says was to be the Olympic Village. It wasn't, but it was still cool.

 

[JJohnson]

In Reality CS1861γ, the Confederate States have 5 medals so far: 1 gold, 2 silver, and 1 bronze. Angela Lee, an African-Confederate, the 3rd great granddaughter of General Lee, earned gold in the freestyle figure skating: women's moguls (their first in that sport). She's a veteran, former PO2 in the CS Navy, like her father, MCPO Custis Lee II. Her best friend, Nick Forrest, back home, is the 3rd great grandson of General Forrest, who helped start the first black college in his CS home state of Tennessee after the war to make amends for his pre-war conduct, and the north CS state of Kentucky.

In the same reality, the US got gold in Snowboard: Women's Slopestyle, Jamie Anderson, from the state of Nova Scotia, and silver in Luge: Men's Singles by Chris Mazdzer, from the state of Columbia, north of Washington state.

Germany got gold in Biathlon: Women's 10km Pursuit, Laura Dahlmeier, from Breslau, and gold in Biathlon: Men's 10km Sprint, by Arnd Peiffer from Posen, training in Straßburg; Austria's David Gleirscher from Aussig got gold in Luge: Men's Singles, training in Troppau and Teschen. His wife, Steffi, from Ödenburg, travelled with him to cheer him on. The Kaiser Friedrich V and Kaiserin Anna Sophia were in attendance at the opening event, with US president Richard Anderson, CS President William Bragg, and the President of the Republic of Korea, Moon Jae-in (born in the financial capital of Korea, Pyongyang). British Prime Minister Douglas O'Kelly (from Dublin, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland), French President Gerard de Neufchâteau, President of Brittany Paul Gourcuff, and Canadian PM Etienne St Laurent from the Province of Montérégie were also in attendance in this reality.