How many meters was the 1936 cross country skiing women's relay race

There was no Cross Country Skiing Women's Relay as an event in 1936. The cross-country skiing women's relay race 4×5 kilometer relay was included in 1956.

The 1936 Winter Olympics were held in Galmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. Short for Winter Olympics, the 1936 Winter Olympics were the fourth Winter Olympics, opening on February 6, 1936, and closing on February 16, 1936.

The number of participants in this Winter Olympics*** was 646, and there were 17 events*** including: cross-country skiing, ski jumping, alpine skiing, Nordic biathlon, coxed bobsledding, speed skating, figure skating and ice hockey.

The men's 4x10km cross-country skiing relay event, the men's all-around and the women's all-around in alpine skiing were all included in the official Winter Olympics program for the first time.

Development history

In 1924, cross-country skiing was listed as the first Winter Olympics competition events, there are men's 10 kilometers (included in 1992), 15 kilometers (included in 1924), 30 kilometers (included in 1956), 50 kilometers (included in 1924), 4 x 10 kilometers relay (included in 1936), women's 5 kilometers (included in 1964), 10 kilometers (included in 1956), 10 kilometers (included in 1952), and women's 5 kilometers (included in 1962). included), 10km (included in 1952), 15km (included in 1984), 30km (included in 1992), 4×5km relay (included in 1956).