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— October 4, 2013
In 2013, the Olympic Movement is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Pierre de Coubertin. The French baron, inventor of the modern Games, continues to inspire new generations.... 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 "
— July 18, 2013
Less known to the general public than Sergei Bubka, less influential than Thomas Bach, the Singaporean Ser Miang Ng, 64, presents himself as an outsider in the campaign for... Read more "
— July 12, 2013
Life as a candidate for the IOC presidency is not easy. Always between two planes, surfing time zones, switching from English to French as we change... Read more "
— July 5, 2013
The IOC has always had a taste for politics. By nature and by tradition. But he doesn't like the rules. The six candidates for the succession of... Read more "
— July 4, 2013
We were waiting for Glasgow, or even Medellin. But the 86 members of the IOC, meeting since the day before in an extraordinary session in Lausanne, took everyone by surprise. A new... Read more "
— July 2, 2013
The calm of its arteries and the tranquility of its lake can be deceptive. In Lausanne, over the next two days, there will be fever and agitation in the corridors... Read more "
— June 24, 2013
The British often have a taste for the symbolic. Brian Cookson is no exception. The English leader, boss of British Cycling for sixteen years, chose Paris to unveil... Read more "
— June 10, 2013
It is no longer time for hype for the six candidates for the presidency of the IOC. The campaign has started. And, with it, the first speeches. After the... Read more "
— May 23, 2013
Eight days before the election as president of SportAccord, the time for big maneuvers has arrived for Bernard Lapasset. Declared candidate to succeed Hein Verbruggen, President... Read more "
