The Winter Olympics are here, running from 9
th Feb until 25
th Feb. Winter Sports fans will no doubt be glued to the TV to watch all the action. The Games are being held in South Korea, it’s the second time they’ve played host to the games. The opening and closing ceremonies are always well worth watching, even if you’re not a sports fan, the show will no doubt be spectacular. The ceremonies will be held in the PyeongChang Olympic Stadium, a temporary stadium built especially for the events.
Plan your viewing
If you want to watch the games, then you need to tune in to the BBC. Don’t forget, South Korea is nine hours ahead of the UK so bear that in mind when you’re planning what to watch. Some of the action will be taking place on the 8
th February our time so don’t get caught out and miss any events!
New events
There have been four new events added in for the 2018 Winter Olympics. You’ll now be able to watch big air snowboarding, freestyle skiing, mixed doubles curling and mass start speed skating. Of course there are all the old thrilling favourites such as the luge, bobsleigh and ice hockey.
Look out for the mascot
If the kids are watching The Games with you, be sure to look out for the 2018 mascot, an adorable white tiger called Soohorang.
Got your eye on a winter sports private plate?
If you participate in winter sports, or simply just love to watch the Winter Olympics, then you may like one of our winter sports themed private plates. If you love to ski, then how about
SK11 SSY? Ice skaters might like to pick up
1 CEN or perhaps the rather brilliant
SKA 7E! Fans of the bobsleigh event can pick from our large array of
BOB plates such as
22 BOB,
25 BOB,
32 BOB or
76 BOB. The great thing about these plates is that they will always keep their value and probably grow in value as there will always be people called Bob who would love to buy them! Snow borders could choose
15 SNO,
105 SNO or
60 NOW. Or you might simply like to bring home a medal of your own with
MED 147!
Good luckk to the British athletes
There are 59 British athletes competing in the Winter Olympics this year and we wish them all the very best of luck!
The Winter Olympics are here, running from 9th Feb until 25th Feb. Winter Sports fans will no doubt be glued to the TV to watch all the action. The Games are being held in South Korea, it’s the second time they’ve played host to the games. The opening and closing ceremonies are always well worth watching, even if you’re not a sports fan, the show will no doubt be spectacular. The ceremonies will be held in the PyeongChang Olympic Stadium, a temporary stadium built especially for the events.
Plan your viewing
If you want to watch the games, then you need to tune in to the BBC. Don’t forget, South Korea is nine hours ahead of the UK so bear that in mind when you’re planning what to watch. Some of the action will be taking place on the 8th February our time so don’t get caught out and miss any events!
New events
There have been four new events added in for the 2018 Winter Olympics. You’ll now be able to watch big air snowboarding, freestyle skiing, mixed doubles curling and mass start speed skating. Of course there are all the old thrilling favourites such as the luge, bobsleigh and ice hockey.
Look out for the mascot
If the kids are watching The Games with you, be sure to look out for the 2018 mascot, an adorable white tiger called Soohorang.
Got your eye on a winter sports private plate?
If you participate in winter sports, or simply just love to watch the Winter Olympics, then you may like one of our winter sports themed private plates. If you love to ski, then how about SK11 SSY? Ice skaters might like to pick up 1 CEN or perhaps the rather brilliant SKA 7E! Fans of the bobsleigh event can pick from our large array of BOB plates such as 22 BOB, 25 BOB, 32 BOB or 76 BOB. The great thing about these plates is that they will always keep their value and probably grow in value as there will always be people called Bob who would love to buy them! Snow borders could choose 15 SNO, 105 SNO or 60 NOW. Or you might simply like to bring home a medal of your own with MED 147!
Good luckk to the British athletes
There are 59 British athletes competing in the Winter Olympics this year and we wish them all the very best of luck!
