Fantastic Olympics resource

[Spirit]

On another forum, I learned of this site:

http://www.aafla.org/5va/reports_frmst.htm

It contains .pdf's of official Olympic reports and detailed information going all the way back to the first modern Olympics in 1896! Where available, they have a total breakdown of the entire scores given by every judge to every skater. I just looked up Dorothy Hamill's from 1976. I can't understand the chart, but it's there.

Unfortunately, it ends in 2002, but they say more things will be added soon.

If you're an Olympics junkie, you might want to skip this site entirely, because you won't get any work done for weeks.

 

[Joesitz (RIP)]

Hamil's scores were in ordinals. You can push button to increase size

Interesting Poetsch and Fratiannie were both in the comp.

Joe

 

[Spirit]

Hamil's scores were in ordinals. You can push button to increase size

I mean that the words were in another language and I'm too lazy to try to figure out what all the other numbers mean.

 

[Mafke]

I much prefer this site (largely in Japanese but not hard to navigate)

http://winter-olympic-memories.com/index.htm

They give every score by every judge for every stage (including for individual figures) they could find records for.

I just wish someone would do this for worlds...