— February 4, 2014
“The Russians delivered what they promised.”
Thomas Bach is in Sochi. The German leader will preside over the 126th IOC session from today. A form of “hors d’oeuvre”, before opening its first Games on Friday evening... Read more "
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— February 4, 2014
Thomas Bach is in Sochi. The German leader will preside over the 126th IOC session from today. A form of “hors d’oeuvre”, before opening its first Games on Friday evening... Read more "
— January 30, 2014
In Sochi, like two years earlier in London, Olympic athletes will also be voters. In Russia, nine of them are candidates for the athletes' commission of... Read more "
— January 20, 2014
The race for the FIFA presidency began this Monday, January 20, with the announcement of a first runner. Not the most expected. Certainly not the most... Read more "
— January 20, 2014
The word unity takes on its full meaning in the Asian Olympic movement. Its organization, the OCA (Olympic council of Asia, the Association of Asian Olympic Committees), held its 32nd Assembly... Read more "
— January 16, 2014
Jean-Christophe Rolland, 45, Olympic champion in the coxless pair in 2000 at the Sydney Games, was elected president of the International Rowing Federation (FISA) last September.... Read more "
— January 13, 2014
Jérôme Valcke is not the boss of world football. The Frenchman, who worked for the Canal + channel and UEFA, to date “only” holds the position of secretary... Read more "
— January 9, 2014
But what is FIFA playing? Since yesterday, we have been wondering. And we struggle to understand. The International Football Federation, singled out since its decision to grant Qatar... Read more "
— December 19, 2013
It's done. Finally. Track cycling, the eternal provider of Olympic and world medals for French sport, now has a playing field to suit it. The velodrome of... Read more "
— December 12, 2013
The man who expresses himself like this deserves to be listened to. Michael Johnson, 46, quadruple Olympic champion between 1992 and 2000, still world record holder in the 400m (43 sec 18), is worried... Read more "
— December 10, 2013
A major novelty of the second edition of Doha Goals, the “Sports Ministers’ Summit”, the first of its kind in Qatar, kept all its promises. About fifteen members... Read more "
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