Nordic combined is a winter Olympic sport that involves ski jumping and cross-country skiing. It has been contested since 1892. The events include individual, mass start, team relay, sprint, and hurricane sprint. For the 2022 Olympics, Austria, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, United States, Czech Republic, Italy, Slovenia, Russia, Canada, and Ukraine have qualified athletes to compete in the Nordic combined events. Canada's representative is Jason Myslicki competing in the individual event.

1. Nordic Combined

2. Table Of Contents What is Nordic Combined Events on this Olympic Sport Participants(Qualified Nations) Individual Event for Canada team Mass Start Team Relay Sprint Hurricane Sprint Conclusion

3. What is Nordic Combined Nordic Combined is a winter sport that involves skiing off a slope and cross-country skiing. This Olympic event has been contested since 1892 at Holmenkollen Ski Festival at Oslo.

4. The events Individual Mass Start Team Relay Sprint Hurricane Sprint

5. Participants(Qualified Nations) Qualified Nations This list was released by the FIS on January 18 2010 Nation Skiers/Athletes Austria 5 Finland 5 France 5 Germany 5 Japan 5 Norway 5 Switzerland 5 United States 5 Czech Republic 4 Italy 4 Slovenia 3 Russia 2 Canada 1 Ukraine 1

6. Individual Event for Canada team Jason Myslicki

7. Mass Start In the mass start event, the cross country race is held first. The winner of that event receives 120 points, the others get 15 points subtracted for each minute behind the leader. In the ski jump, no style points are awarded, although jumpers receive fewer points for falling or failing to make a telemark landing.

8. Team Relay The team event is again similar to the individual event, but contested by teams of four athletes. Each takes 1 jump from the ski jumping large hill, with all jumps counting towards the team total.

9. Sprint The sprint event is basically the same, but only one jump is performed on the large hill, and the cross-country distance is 7.5 km.

10. Hurricane Sprint Recently, a newer form called "Hurricane sprint" has been introduced, which is similar to the sprint using the Gundersen method, but based on extra distance instead of extra time. The distance is still 7.5 km, but only the best contestant from the ski jumping will run that distance and all others start a given distance behind,

11. Conclusion We hope that you learned a lot from this wiki page and to cheer for team Canada.

12. Bibliography Picture of Athletes At slide 9 from www.canada.com/.../1179958/story.html by Mike Beamism Picture of an Athlete at Slide 8 from nbcsports.msnbc.com/.../sports-winter_olympics/ by Adam Pretty Pictures of Jason Myslicki slide 6 from www.olympic.ca/.../?comments-sort-by=recent Picture of Jason Myslicki slide 6 from jasonmyslicki.com/blog/?page_id=3 Pictures on slide 11,4,3 and 1 from clip art.