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BEIJING 2022
(Olympic Winter Games)

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The 2020 Winter Olympics (XXIV Winter Olympic Games) took place in China from February 4 to February 20, 2022

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Medal standings forecast based on international results before Olympics

Per capita

World population Icon
Medal Ranking Adjusted by GDP per Country

By GPD

By points System

Icon Ranking of Medals by Points
Multi sport ranking

Diversity of Sports

By number of athletes

Athletes
Icon Honorable Mentions

Honorable Mentions

By average age

Icon Average age of medal-winning athletes by nation
Icon Rate of Medal-Winning Athletes / Number of Athletes per Delegation

By % of medal-winning athlete

Medal standings adjusted for each country's population

Medal standings adjusted for each country's GDP

Medal standings by number of point

Ranking of the number of sports with medals per nation.

Medal standings adjusted for the number of athletes in each delegation

% of athletes who won medals out of the total athletes per delegation

Average age of medal-winning athletes per nation

Number of honorable places (4th to 10th place) and % of podium finishes among the Top 10

Forecast / Actual Comparison

Now that the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics have concluded, we can compare the forecast made at the end of January 2022 based on the results from the 2021/22 World Cup and the World Championships preceding the Olympics.

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This table allows us to verify the relevance of the forecasting model. It appears that in many cases, the number of medals is close to reality.

  • 37.5% of nations won medals with a difference of +/- 0.5 medals between forecast and actual.

  • 50% of nations won medals with a difference of +/- 1 medal between forecast and actual.

  • 75% of nations won medals with a difference of +/- 2 medals between forecast and actual.

  • All medal-winning nations were identified.

  • Only 3 nations identified in the forecast did not win medals.

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It also allows for the analysis of nations that have over-performed or under-performed compared to the results of previous competitions.

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