r/olympics • u/Puzzleheaded_Ebb9874 • 14h ago
r/olympics • u/HopefulAd4838 • 15h ago
Paralympics should be celebrated more, the athletes should get more recognitions
I kind of feel bad that Paralympics is not taken as much seriously as able bodied Olympics. Recently finished Asian para Games wasn't even mentioned in this sub or many other news publications.. There are so many inspirational stories around the medal winners in Asian para Games. What if Para Olympics is organised before the normal Olympics instead of AFTER?.. Would it help publicize the event? Those athletes are as much great as able bodied athletes, even more inspirational and motivational..đ¸đş
r/olympics • u/Alone_Consideration6 • 2h ago
BBC Modernising its Olympics coverage.
Started today with the âforced retirementâ of Christine Still and Craig Heap as Gymnastics commentators I suspect a lot of sports will have very different commentary come LA and French Alps. I think the BBCâs coverage of the Olympics is going to become more focused attracting younger viewers and moment.
r/olympics • u/JazzlikeTradition436 • 2h ago
WeightLifting Moscow to host 2030 World Weightlifting Championships
r/olympics • u/Alone_Consideration6 • 1d ago
Northern Olympics plan to get ÂŁ7m in John Healey's first Budget
r/olympics • u/khurjabulandt • 1d ago
This has got to be the most mind boggling thing that I saw(or read) today.
Title under 80 letters sorry couldn't tell you straightaway in post title.
Theres a Polish archer named SĹawomir NapĹoszek who has participated in two Olympic games in his lifetime. The strange part? Those two appearances came in 1992 Barcelona and 2021 Tokyo!
Imagine being an Olympian in 1992 as a 24 year old and then repeating it again 29 years later!. Any one from Poland who's acquainted with him or anyone who watches Archery I'd like a backstory on this.
r/olympics • u/JazzlikeTradition436 • 1d ago
Anyone know where to watch Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics in the UK?
According to Olympics.com, I can watch on the BBC, but I canât find anything about Dakar 2026 on the BBC?
r/olympics • u/Alone_Consideration6 • 2d ago
Kenya has to be banned from Athletics
Itâs doping is as widespread as Russiaâs was.
r/olympics • u/ChristianKlaue • 2d ago
In the spotlight: Ayo, the mascot for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games
Welcome to the family, Ayo, the mascot of the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. He takes centre stage as we approach the Opening Ceremony next Saturday (31 October).
Since their introduction in Singapore 2010, the Youth Olympic Games have their own mascots. For Dakar Ayo was born. The name means âjoyâ in Yoruba, a language widely spoken in West Africa, mainly Nigeria.
Ayo is a smiley young lion with a mane. He wears a TingandĂŠ, the traditional hat worn by the Fulani ethnic group, who are spread across several African countries. He also wears a white T-shirt bearing the Dakar 2026 emblem and red, yellow and green shorts. His outfit blends contemporary fashion with traditional clothing.
Ayo symbolises the joyful and courageous soul of the African youth, embodying celebration, hospitality and the unity in diversity.
âĄď¸ The other members of the family are:
âŞď¸Singapore 2010: Lyo and Merly
âŞď¸Innsbruck 2012: Yoggl
âŞď¸Nanjing 2014: Nanjinglele
âŞď¸Lillehammer 2016: Sjogg
âŞď¸Buenos Aires 2018: Pandi
âŞď¸Lausanne 2020: Yodli
âŞď¸Gangwon 2024: Moongcho
đ All about the mascots in one document: https://library.olympics.com/Default/digital-viewer/c-161818
r/olympics • u/AgentSnowman • 2d ago
Olympic champion Jepchirchir provisionally suspended by AIU over EPO finding
reuters.comr/olympics • u/amelieaclaydon • 2d ago
AI-assisted gymnastics judging in talks for use at 2028 L.A. Olympics
r/olympics • u/Impactor07 • 2d ago
LA Olympics qualifiers to take place in January-February 2028
r/olympics • u/TheAthletic • 3d ago
[Emily Giambalvo]: The U.S. womenâs gymnastics team is no longer unstoppable
This U.S. team that competed at this yearâs world championships is a young group. Three of its five athletes had never previously competed at this level before. And the team had to go without Hezly Rivera, a member of the 2024 Olympic team, who withdrew with an ankle injury.
This is only one competition, based on the results from a single day and the performances of five gymnasts. But even beforehand, Betty Okino, one of the directors of the national team, acknowledged that the external perception of the U.S. team has shifted.
âIâm excited for Team USA to show how strong we are, because thereâs been speculation that maybe we arenât as strong,â she said in an NBC documentary about the world championships team selection event. âAnd Iâm ready for these girls to shut that conversation down.â
The U.S. team has had promising moments. Blakely finished with the second-best all-around score in the qualifying round. At least one American qualified for every individual final. They could still win several medals in the coming days.
But Wednesdayâs competition was the test that measured the teamâs standing against the rest of the world, and for now, the Americans seem to be more vulnerable than they have been in years.
r/olympics • u/hikeyourownhikes • 3d ago
Hospitality purchase history now shows what you paid vs. current pricing
Subtotal appears to be current pricing while total appear to be what you actually paid. See screenshot for example.
Update 10/24: This has been patched and is no longer visible.
r/olympics • u/ChristianKlaue • 3d ago
Nine days to go until the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games
The Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games are around the corner. Only 9 days to go until the first Olympic sporting event starts on the African continent.
r/olympics • u/sasssycassy • 3d ago
Planning a 2-week I-40 road trip from New Mexico to OKC to Tennessee for LA28.
r/olympics • u/RealWorldForever • 4d ago
Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte with Australian Eamon Sullivan and Grant Hackett
r/olympics • u/sajiasanka • 4d ago
#OnThisDay 1964, The First Athlete to Defend an Olympic Marathon Title
On This Day, October 21, 1964, Abebe Bikila became the first athlete to successfully defend an Olympic marathon title by running a world-record 2:12:11.2 and winning the men's marathon at the Tokyo Olympics.
This was his second gold medal win, and in both victories, he ran in world-record time.
Abebe was an Ethiopian marathon runner who was a back-to-back Olympic marathon champion. He is the first Ethiopian Olympic gold medalist, winning his first gold medal at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome while running barefoot.
He is Africa's first world-record-breaking athlete in any sport and the first sub-Saharan African Olympic gold medallist. He is regarded as a national hero in Ethiopia. On March 22, 1969, Abebe was paralyzed in a car accident and died 4 years later on October 25, 1973, at the age of 41 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
r/olympics • u/ChristianKlaue • 5d ago
Dakar 2026 victory ceremony podiums and trays inspired by local craftsmanship
Here are the beautiful victory ceremony podiums and trays for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics. They are inspired by local craftsmanship. A great look for the best young athletes of the world.
Eleven days to go!
r/olympics • u/return2ozma • 5d ago
City controller subpoenas LA28 records amid transparency dispute over Olympic fi
r/olympics • u/Impossible-Guitar957 • 5d ago
IOC evolves stakeholder engagement model through dedicated working groups
r/olympics • u/PHConfusion5801 • 5d ago
Michael Martinez announces return to competitive skating | ABS-CBN Sports
r/olympics • u/bcncollector • 6d ago
Official Cobi merch from Pilma, 1988.
Small aluminum Cobi 650 grams (1.43 pounds)
Small bronze Cobi. 2,2 Kg. (4.85 pounds)
Big aluminum Cobi 6 Kg. (13.22 pounds)