The overall medals ranking based on atomic weight of gold, silver and copper. This method seems to be the most balanced one. As a result of such calculation two silver medals are better than one gold, three bronze medals are slightly worse than one gold medal and two bronze medals better than one silver.
The atomic weight of gold, silver and copper respectively is 197.2, 107.88 and 63.57.


Sunday, February 21, 2010

Adam Malysz takes silver in ski jumping.


I rarely see Ski Jumping competition but this time I could not take my eyes away from large hill ski jumping event. I really hoped that Adam Malysz from Poland will take the gold but it seems that on this Olympics nothing can't stop Swiss Simon Ammann. Maybe his special ski bindings help him to win?
By the way, with my medal counting method Poland goes up 4 places - from 17th in official eurosport table to 13th in atomic weight table.

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