Program og resultater Vinter Universiaden Torino 2025

Lignende saker

Program, resultater og medaljestatstikk fra Vinter-Universiaden 2025 som arrangeres i Torino 13. til 23. januar.

Publisert 14. januar 2025 i Resultater

Universiaden Torino 2025

Innhold

Dato

13. – 23. januar

Sted

Torino – Italia

På TV

Eurosport sender fra mesterskapet. De fleste konkurransene streames gratis fra FISU.tv. Lenke til sendingene.

Vintersport på TV

Idretter

Ishockey, snowboard, freestyle og friski, kunstløp, kortbaneskøyter, curling, langrenn, skiskyting, alpint, randonee, skiorientering

Om Universiaden

Universiaden er en internasjonal multi-sportsbegivenhet der deltakerne er universitetsstudenter. Universiaden arrangeres av Fédération Internationale du Sport Universitaire (FISU, norsk: Det internasjonale forbundet for sport ved universiteter). Navnet er en kombinasjon av ordene «universitet» og «olympiade». Det blir arrangert universiade annethvert år, første gang i 1959. Det arrangeres separate sommer- og vinteruniversiader.

The FISU Games return to their birthplace of Torino for the first time since 2007. Six municipalities will host 11 sports over the course of 11 days of competition between 13-23 January 2025 at the 2025 FISU World University Games Winter in Italy’s Piemonte region. Alpine skiing, snowboarding, and freestyle will be in Bardonecchia, Pragelato will host cross-country skiing, biathlon, and the optional sport of ski orienteering, Pinerolo and Torre Pellice will welcome ice hockey, the other optional sport of ski mountaineering will be held in Sestriere, while competition in figure skating, short track speed skating, curling, and ice hockey will be held in Torino.

Hjemmeside

Tidligere mesterskap

Winter World University Games editions
Games	Year	Host country	Host city	Opened by	Dates	Nations	Competitors	Sports	Events	Top nation
Games	Year	Host country	Host city	Opened by	Dates	Nations	Competitors	Sports	Events	Top nation	1	1960	France	Chamonix	Charles de Gaulle	28 February – 6 March	16	151	5	13	France
2	1962	Switzerland	Villars	Paul Chaudet	6–12 March	22	273	6	12	West Germany
3	1964	Czechoslovakia	Špindlerův Mlýn	Antonín Novotný	11–17 February	21	285	5	15	West Germany
4	1966	Italy	Sestriere	Giuseppe Saragat	5–13 February	29	434	6	19	Soviet Union
5	1968	Austria	Innsbruck	Franz Jonas	21–28 January	26	424	7	23	Soviet Union
6	1970	Finland	Rovaniemi	Urho Kekkonen	3–9 April	25	421	7	24	Soviet Union
7	1972	United States	Lake Placid	Richard Nixon	26 February – 5 March	23	351	7	25	Soviet Union
8	1975	Italy	Livigno	Giovanni Leone	6–13 April	15	143	2	13	Soviet Union
9	1978	Czechoslovakia	Špindlerův Mlýn	Gustáv Husák	5–12 February	21	260	4	16	Soviet Union
10	1981	Spain	Jaca	Juan Carlos I	25 February – 4 March	28	394	5	19	Soviet Union
11	1983	Bulgaria	Sofia	Todor Zhivkov	17–27 February	31	535	7	21	Soviet Union
12	1985	Italy	Belluno	Sandro Pertini	16–24 February	29	538	7	30	Soviet Union
13	1987	Czechoslovakia	Štrbské Pleso	Gustáv Husák	21–28 February	28	596	6	25	Czechoslovakia
14	1989	Bulgaria	Sofia	Todor Zhivkov	2–12 March	32	681	8	40	Soviet Union
15	1991	Japan	Sapporo	Naruhito	2–10 March	34	668	8	45	Japan
16	1993	Poland	Zakopane	Lech Wałęsa	6–14 February	41	668	8	36	Japan
17	1995	Spain	Jaca	Juan Carlos I	18–28 February	41	765	8	35	South Korea
18	1997	South Korea	Muju–Jeonju	Kim Young-sam	24 January – 2 February	48	877	9	51	Japan
19	1999	Slovakia	Poprad–Vysoké Tatry	Rudolf Schuster	22–30 January	40	929	9	52	Russia
20	2001	Poland	Zakopane	Aleksander Kwaśniewski	7–17 February	41	1,007	9	52	Russia
21	2003	Italy	Tarvisio	Renzo Tondo	16–26 January	46	1,266	10	59	Russia
22	2005	Austria	Innsbruck–Seefeld	Heinz Fischer	12–22 January	50	1,449	12	68	Austria
23	2007	Italy	Turin	George Killian	17–27 January	48	1,668	11	72	South Korea
24	2009	China	Harbin	Liu Yandong	18–28 February	44	1,545	12	81	China
25	2011	Turkey	Erzurum	Abdullah Gül	27 January – 6 February	52	1,593	11	66	Russia
26	2013	Italy	Trentino	Ugo Rossi	11–21 December ^[a]	50	1,698	12	79	Russia
27	2015	Slovakia	Štrbské Pleso–Osrblie ^[b]	Andrej Kiska	24 January – 1 February	42	1,546	11	68	Russia
27	2015	Spain	Granada	Felipe VI	4–14 February	42	1,546	11	68	Russia
28	2017	Kazakhstan	Almaty	Nursultan Nazarbayev	29 January – 8 February	57	1,620	12	85	Russia
29	2019	Russia	Krasnoyarsk	Vladimir Putin	2–12 March	68	1,692	11	76	Russia
30	2021	Switzerland	Lucerne	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
31	2023	United States	Lake Placid^[13]	Kathy Hochul	12–22 January	47	1,417	12	85	Japan
32	2025	Italy	Turin	Andrea Abodi	13–23 January	55	2,000+	11	96
33	2027	TBA
34	2029	TBA