What are the highlight designs in the torches of previous Winter Olympics?

What are some of the highlights of the design of the torch in the Winter Olympics:

1. 1952 Oslo Winter Olympics torch?

Since the current Winter Olympics, the torch relay has officially become an important part of the Winter Olympics, and the torch has become the first torch in the history of the Winter Olympics. The torch is silver in color and consists of a cylindrical handle and a flat oval bowl.

The upper part of the torch is engraved with the five rings of the Olympic Games and the starting point of the torch relay from "Morgedal" to "Oslo". 94 torchbearers took part in the torch relay.

2. 1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo Winter Olympic Torch?

This Winter Olympics was the second time in the history of the Winter Olympics that the torch relay was conducted. The shape of the torch is similar to that of the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne, both made of alloy and using openwork.

The torch is inscribed with the words "Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956". As the torch relay was a relay of several torchbearers***, the number of torches was very small, which made each one of them very precious.

3, 1960 Squaw Valley Winter Olympics torch?

The torch is made of aluminum alloy, 78.5 cm high, designed by the famous designer johnhench. Torch burning head part and 1956 Cortina Danpezzo Winter Olympics torch similar, are three points hollow carved five rings pattern, five rings under the engraving of the English name of the current Winter Olympics and emblem logo.

4, 1964 Innsbruck Winter Olympics torch?

The bowl-shaped part of the Innsbruck Winter Olympic torch is engraved with the words "1964 Winter Olympics" and "Five Olympic Rings". The handle is conical and has two metal rings.

5. 1968 Grenoble Winter Olympics?

The Grenoble Winter Olympics torch was made of copper and had a narrow burning chamber and a jagged upper part. Part of the handle is covered with cloth. The upper part is engraved with the words "XeJeux Olympiquesd' HiverGrenoble1968."?

6. 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics Torch?

The 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics Torch consists of two parts: a burning tube and a black alloy handle, 56 centimeters in length, and is engraved with the text of Sapporo 1972 and the emblem of this Winter Olympics.?

The shape of the black alloy handle echoes the shape of the main Olympic torch platform. The torch held by the bearer burns for 10 minutes, marking the first time the Winter Olympic flame has been lit in Asia.?

7. The torch for the 1976 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck?

The 1976 Innsbruck Winter Olympics torch was inspired by the image of a ski jump, complete with a hollowed-out five-ring symbol. The central part is engraved with the inscription "OlympischeWinterspiele1976", is made of stainless steel and measures 73 cm.

8, 1980 Lake Placid Winter Olympic torch?

The torch is 73 centimeters long, made of aluminum alloy, copper color. The handle part is wrapped in leather for easy hand holding. Shaped like a bowl with a silver ring, the torch design and materials incorporate modern technology and ancient Greek culture.?

9. 1984 Sarajevo Winter Olympics Torch?

The torch is 57.5 centimeters high and weighs 680 grams, and consists of two parts: the burning part and the handle, which is engraved with the word "Sarajevo 84" in gold at the seat of the handle, and is made of steel by the world-famous sporting goods manufacturer Mizuno with the whole body glittering with the light of silver.

10, 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics torch?

1988 Calgary Winter Olympics torch to the Calgary Tower as the design prototype, 60 cm long, the top of the aluminum alloy material, handle part of the wood. The burning head part of the torch bears the name and emblem of the current Winter Olympics, as well as the Olympic motto.?

The handle is laser-engraved with the sports motifs of the 10 winter sports. The torch relay for this year's Winter Olympics lasted 88 days and involved about 7,000 torchbearers.?

11, 1992 Albertville Winter Olympics torch?

The torch for the Winter Olympics was shaped like a special conch horn, with the words "1992, XVI Olympic Winter Games" in French and an individual number engraved on the head of the torch.

The Olympic flame was customarily lit in Olympia and flown to Paris, France. It will be carried on by 5,000 young people aged 15 to 20, passing through 60 cities in 22 regions of France.

12. The torch for the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer?

The torch was the longest of all the Winter and Summer Olympic Games, and consisted of a long wooden handle with a metal top, measuring about 152 cm. The torch bore the words "Lillehammer Winter Olympics 1994", the Olympic emblem, and a sports pictogram. The torch was printed with the words "Lillehammer Winter Olympics 1994", the Olympic emblem and sports pictograms.

The birch handle symbolizes Norwegian tradition, and the polished metal top reflects the modern technology of its industry. And the flexible, slender shape and considerable length of the torch were chosen to form a harmonious whole with the torchbearer.?

13. 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics Torch?

The Nagano Winter Olympics torch, which was inspired by the ancient Japanese pine torch, is 55 centimeters in length and is engraved with the design of the sport and the emblem of the current Winter Olympics. The hexagonal shape of the torch represents snow crystals and the color silver was chosen to mimic an ice-covered landscape, with the yellow rope being a traditional Japanese design element.?

14. 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics Torch?

The torch as a whole consists of three parts: the handle, the torch body, and the crown, with silver as the dominant color and the blazing sacred fire. The glass crown surrounding the flame at the top of the torch is the first time that glass has been incorporated into the design of an Olympic torch, representing winter and ice, and is inscribed with the motto of this year's Olympic Games: Ignite the Flame in Your Heart.?

The surfaces of the torch vary from an aged finish in the center section, representing the past, to a polished finish in the lower section, representing the modern era. The junction of these two surfaces, where the torchbearer holds the torch, signifies the bridge between the past and the present.?

15, Torino 2006 Winter Olympics Torch?

The Torino 2006 Winter Olympics torch was designed by the famous design company Pininfarina, and is 77 centimeters high, 10.5 centimeters in diameter, and weighs 1.85 kilograms.?

The entire torch was made "to the industrial standards of racing technology". The shape of the torch is like an artistic integration of a skateboard and an ice skate, and the characteristics of the Winter Olympics snow and ice sports are perfectly condensed into the torch.

The torch's most distinctive feature is that the flame burns inside the torch, which is engulfed by flames all around the torch when it is lit, ensuring that the torch will keep burning even in windy conditions.

16, 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics torch?

The 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics torch is about 1 meter long, streamlined in design, mainly white in color, and inspired by Canada's snow-covered rolling terrain and the traces left in the snow when skiers come out of the slopes.

The torch features the Winter Olympics emblem and a red maple leaf-shaped opening. The maple leaf is a symbol of Canada, and this maple-leaf-shaped opening also serves as a vent for the torch.?

17, Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics torch?

The feather-shaped chrome torch design for the Sochi Winter Olympics is extremely stylish and futuristic. The torch weighs 1.8 kilograms and is about 1 meter long, with a red lining, and the overall design is inspired by the story of the Russian national legend of the Immortal Bird.

18, 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics torch?

The PyeongChang Winter Olympics torch, with white and gold as its main colors, is 700 millimeters high, representing PyeongChang's 700-meter altitude. The design of the torch's grip features a "hand in hand" motif, symbolizing the sacred mission of torchbearers around the world to carry the Olympic flame together.