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Geography[link]

• El Salvador, ISO 3166-1 country code
• Schuylkill Valley, a school district in Pennsylvania, United States
• Sierra Vista, a small city in the South-Eastern corner of Arizona, United States
• South Vietnam
• Silicon Valley

People[link]

• Savio Vega, a wrestler
• Steve Vai, a guitar player

Popular culture[link]

• Save (sport), a baseball statistic
• Smallville (TV series)
• Soopa Villainz, a musical group

Products[link]

• ESP SV, a series of electric guitars produced by ESP Guitars
• Hamburger SV, German Bundesliga team
• MG SV, a sports car made by MG Rover
• Lamborghini Murcielago SV, Lamborghini Diablo SV, Lamborghini Miura SV, Italian Supersports cars {Super Veloce}

Technology[link]

• Saturn V, a rocket
• Saturn V, an alternative designation for the Centaur rocket stage
• Schrader valve, one of the two common tire valve systems
• Sidevalve, a British term for a type of internal-combustion piston engine
• Space vehicle
• Sony Vegas
• SystemVerilog, a version of Verilog with C++-like features

Other[link]

• Sailing vessel, a term used in ship prefixes (also S/V)
• significantly viewed, a class of TV station in the United States
• Spiritus vini, the Latin term for distilled spirits of wine, that is, brandy
• Stattkus-Verzeichnis, a catalogue of the musical works of Claudio Monteverdi
• Stroke Volume, a medical term
• Supplementary Vote, an electoral system
• Svalbard FIPS PUB 10-4 territory code
• sub voce, abbreviated s.v.

Sv[link]

• Sievert, an SI-derived unit of radiation dose
• Sverdrup, a unit of volume transport used in oceanography

sv[link]

• .sv, the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for El Salvador
• Swedish language ISO 639 alpha-2 language code (from the Swedish Svenska)

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Medal record
Competitor for  Sweden
X Games Medal Record
Men's Freestyle Skiing
Gold	2008 Aspen	Big Air
Silver	2004 Aspen	Superpipe
Silver	2009 Aspen	Big Air
Bronze	2003 Aspen	SlopeStyle
Bronze	2003 Aspen	Superpipe
Bronze	2004 Aspen	SlopeStyle
Bronze	2005 Aspen	Superpipe
Bronze	2005 Aspen	SlopeStyle
Bronze	2008 Aspen	SlopeStyle

Jon Olsson born in Mora, Sweden is a professional freeskier and alpine ski racer. Jon started his career as a ski racer but at age 16 he switched his race skis for twin tips and quit ski racing. Eight years later after a 50 000 Sek bet with fellow skier Jens Byggmark, Olsson started ski racing again with the goal of the bets being to make it to the Olympics in 2014. He now competes in both Freestyle and Ski racing. Olsson is known for his invention of several new double flips, including a D-spin 720 into a flatspin 540 (DJ Flip), a switch double rodeo 1080 (Hexo Flip), a double flatspin 900 (Kangaroo Flip), and a switch cork 720 to flatspin 540 (The Tornado).

Olsson made his debut in the Alpine Skiing World Cup in Val d'Isère in December 2010, as part of a plan to make the Swedish alpine ski team at the 2014 Winter Olympics. Hans Olsson, a Swedish alpine skiier specialising in the speed events, is Jon Olsson’s brother. Olsson holds nine Winter X-Games medals (+ 2 podiums in Big Air). He has also won many other events including Big Air at Winter X-Games 08, The US Free Skiing Open in Vail, The Red Bull Big Air in Åre, Scandinavian Big Mountain Championships in Riksgränsen and the World Superpipe Championships in Whistler BC. Since Olsson’s return to alpine ski racing in 2008 he has won five FIS gs ski racers, with a 10 point fis result at Coronet Peak at the New Zealand National Championships which included a field of Olympians including Ben Griffin and Olivier Jenot.

Since 2005 Jon Olsson has hosted the Big Air event Jon Olsson Invitational, also known as JOI. In 2007 the event was voted best Big Air event by freesker magazine. Since 2007 he has also hosted Jon Olsson Super Sessions (JOSS), a freeskiing film contest that takes place in Åre, Sweden. The event consists of teams of skiers skiing for approximately two weeks with a film crew and creating a short ski film. Olsson made his debut in the Alpine Skiing World Cup in Val d'Isère in December 2010, as part of a plan to make the Swedish alpine ski team at the 2014 Winter Olympics. Hans Olsson, a Swedish alpine skiier specialising in the speed events, is Jon Olsson's brother^[1]

Competitions[link]

Olsson holds nine Winter X-Games medals.^[1] He has also won many other events including Big Air at Winter X-Games 08,^[2] The US Free Skiing Open in Vail, The Red Bull Big Air in Åre, Scandinavian Big Mountain Championships in Riksgränsen and the World Superpipe Championships in Whistler BC. Since Olsson's return to alpine ski racing in 2008 while training with coach, Guenther Birgmann at the Treble Cone Race Academy, he has won five FIS gs ski racers, with a 10 point fis result at Coronet Peak at the New Zealand National Championships which included a field of Olympians including Ben Griffin and Olivier Jenot.

Jon Olsson Super Sessions[link]

Since 2008, Jon Olsson has hosted Jon Olsson Super Sessions, also known as "JOSS". JOSS is a freeskiing film contest that takes place in Åre, Sweden. The event consists of teams of skiers skiing for approximately two weeks with a film crew and creating a short ski film.^[3]

JOSS did not take place in 2011.

Results[link]

• 2011 1st Clash of the Nations, Big Air, Sweden
• 2010 5th King of Style, Big Air, Stockholm, Sweden
• 2010 8th Budapest Fridge Festival, Budapest, Hun
• 2010 2nd Relentless Freeze Festival, London
• 2010 10th Freestyle.ch,Big Air, Zurich,SUI
• 2009 5th JOSS Team Sweden
• 2009 2nd x-Games, Big Air, Aspen,USA
• 2008 3rd X-Games, Slopestyle, Aspen, USA
• 2008 1st X-Games, Big Air, Aspen, USA
• 2007 1st Icer Air, Big Air, San Francisco, USA
• 2007 1st Ski and Snowboard Festival, Big Air, Whistler, Canada
• 2007 1st US Freeskiing Open, Slope Style, Copper Mountain, USA
• 2006 1st Jon Olsson Invitational, Big Air, Åre, Sweden
• 2006 1st Ski and Snowboard Festival, Big Air, Whistler, Canada
• 2005 1st World Superpipe Champion, Park City, USA
• 2005 4th Jon Olsson Invitational, Big Air, Åre, Sweden
• 2005 3rd X-Games, Superpipe, Aspen, USA
• 2005 3rd X-Games, Slopestyle, Aspen, USA
• 2005 3rd US Freeskiing Open, Slopestyle, Vail, USA
• 2005 5th US Freeskiing Open, Big Air, Vail, USA
• 2004 2nd Rip Curl, Slopestyle, Saas Fee, Switzerland
• 2004 3rd Rip Curl, Halfpipe, Saas Fee, Switzerland
• 2004 1st Scandinavian Championships, Big Mountain, Riksgränsen, Sweden
• 2004 1st Nokia Totally Board, Big Air, Greece
• 2004 1st Ski and Snowboard Festival, Big Air, Whistler, Canada
• 2004 3rd US Freeskiing Open, Big Air, Vail, USA
• 2004 2nd X-Games, Superpipe, Aspen, USA
• 2004 3rd X-Games, Slopestyle, Aspen, USA
• 2003 2nd Cape TownTotally Board, Nokia, Big Air
• 2003 1st Rip Curl, Total, Saas Fee, Switzerland
• 2003 1st Rip Curl, Big Air, Saas Fee, Switzerland
• 2003 3rd Rip Curl, Halfpipe, Saas Fee, Switzerland
• 2003 2nd Rip Curl, Slopestyle, Saas Fee, Switzerland
• 2003 1st Air we go, Big Air, Oslo, Norway
• 2003 2nd King of the Globe, Stockholm, Sweden
• 2003 2nd Freestyle.ch, Zürich, Switzerland
• 2003 1st Ski and Snowboard Festival, Big Air, Whistler, Canada
• 2003 1st Ski and Rock, Slopestyle, Sälen, Sweden
• 2003 1st Red Bull Big Air, Åre, Sweden
• 2003 2nd US Freeskiing Open, Slopestyle, Vail, USA
• 2003 4th US Freeskiing Open, Superpipe, Vail, USA
• 2003 3rd X-Games, Superpipe, Aspen, USA
• 2003 3rd X-Games, Slopestyle, Aspen, USA
• Jon Olsson currently holds the record for most 3rd place podiums in any ski related sport*

External links[link]

• Official website

References[link]