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— August 15, 2014
His position as an IOC member has not distanced Tony Estanguet from younger generations of sport. The three-time Olympic canoe champion has been appointed chef de mission for... Read more "
— August 1, 2013
With Thomas Bach, the word favorite has rarely been used so well. The German lawyer, Olympic fencing champion in 1976 in Montreal, is leading the race to succeed Jacques... Read more "
— June 25, 2013
We were waiting for him to see things more clearly. In vain. Published this Tuesday morning by the IOC, the report of the evaluation commission of the candidate cities for the 2020 Games... Read more "
— June 3, 2013
On the world football map, Burundi has never seemed much thicker than the head of a needle. His national team occupies 124th place in the FIFA rankings, between Cyprus... Read more "
— May 28, 2013
The end of rumors? Certainly. After several weeks of doubts, Nawal El Moutawakel has finally decided: she will not enter the race for the presidency of the IOC.... Read more "
— May 24, 2013
Every day has its own candidate. After Thomas Bach, Ng Ser Miang, CK Wu and Richard Carrion, the Swiss Denis Oswald has added his name to the list of... Read more "
— May 22, 2013
And four. After Thomas Bach, Ng Ser Miang and CK Wu, Richard Carrion announced his candidacy for the presidency of the IOC. The 60-year-old Puerto Rican... Read more "
— May 9, 2013
It was an open secret: Thomas Bach, the German lawyer and former Olympic fencing champion, has been since Thursday, May 9, 2013, the first declared candidate to succeed Jacques... Read more "
— May 8, 2013
The game of predictions has never been easy in the race for the Olympic Games. But four months, just one day away, from the IOC vote for the city... Read more "
— April 18, 2013
Has Jacques Rogge forgotten that French is the official language of the Olympic movement? The question deserves to be asked after reading an interview published by the daily Le Parisien... Read more "
