Tennis starlet Coco Gauff admits the postponement of the Olympic Games to 2021 has increased her chances of reaching Tokyo 2020 - something she says is "definitely the goal".
World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) President Witold Bańka has warned control of the global watchdog is "not for sale" after the United States threatened to withdraw funding from the organisation and questioned whether it was getting value for money.
Olympic bronze medallist Bradie Tennell has changed her coach prior to the start of the new figure skating season.
I was a little surprised by the testy tone of a key part of Thomas Bach's opening speech to last week's remote International Olympic Committee (IOC) Session.
Olympic ice hockey silver medallist Donald Whiston of the United States has died at the age of 93.
The United States has sanctioned members of the Chinese Communist Party over rights abuses against ethnic minorities in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, as tensions continue to rise between the two nations prior to the 2022 Winter Olympics Games in Beijing.
This year's Ryder Cup in the United States has been postponed to 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic.
A virtual workshop is being held for all 17 cities in the United States that are bidding to host matches at the FIFA 2026 World Cup, which America due to is co-host with Canada and Mexico.
A federal judge has denied a request from the United States women's football team to immediately appeal his dismissal of their unequal pay claim.
The Great Lakes Games, a competition for athletes in the United States with disabilities, is holding a week of virtual sessions in place of its traditional competitions, which have been cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Kurt Thomas, the first American man to win a World Gymnastics Championships gold medal, has died at the age of 64.
Chris Hecker and Kate Barton have both joined the United States cross-country skiing team in the build-up to the 2020-2021 season.
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has posted a message calling for change to ensure a world without racism, as protests continue in the United States following the death of George Floyd.
Sprinting great Bobby Joe Morrow, who won three gold medals at the Melbourne 1956 Olympic Games, has passed away at the age of 84.
Tensions between the United States and China, the next Winter Olympic host, ratcheted steadily upwards this week, as provocative legislation edged closer to enactment in both countries.
The 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam saw a number of important milestones, but one we still all benefit from today is revolutionising car parking. Like other cities around Europe in the late 1920s, the streets of Amsterdam were filling up fast with cars, and during the Games this issue was more pressing than ever, so organisers were forced to rack their brains in search of a solution. The allotted parking area next to the Olympic Stadium had room for a maximum of 2,000 vehicles, nowhere near enough to meet the demand during Games time. In response, the City Council provided a number of other sites that took parking capacity up to 3,500 vehicles and 2,000 bicycles. However, no sooner had one problem been solved than another was created: how were drivers and cyclists supposed to find their way to the new car parks? A solution was found in the shape of small blue panels with a white capital "P" in the middle. So it was that the international traffic sign for parking was born.
B2022 are looking for a Medical Services Athletes Village Polyclinics Manager, who will be responsible for all elements of delivery and management of the Polyclinics across the three Commonwealth Games Villages, to meet with requirements of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF). The Polyclinics will be the primary healthcare facilities for athletes and team officials requiring medical assessment and treatment throughout the Games period. In addition, set up the first aid service and emergency response in the Villages for all client groups.
Twenty years on, Mike Rowbottom recalls arguably the greatest night in athletics history - "Magic Monday" at Sydney 2000 - which had significance far beyond Olympic medals for host nation Australia.
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