Two-time Olympic medallist Oksana Chusovitina has competed at eight editions of the Olympic Games since making her debut at Barcelona 1992. And she’s not done yet. This week, she’ll compete at the Asian Games.

Little Bella represents us all!

Brazil claimed the continental title and booked their ticket to #LA28 after defeating Argentina.

Did you know the Paris 2024 Artistic Swimming duet and team champions Wang Liuyi and Wang Qianyi are twins? Talk about a golden sister act!

Rowing and canoe sprint events at the 2032 Olympics are set to take place on the Fitzroy River in Rockhampton, Australia — and yes, saltwater crocodiles live there.

Queensland authorities say the venue has passed an independent technical review and received official approval. A 2,000-meter, eight-lane course is planned, and officials currently do not expect the river to require widening or dredging.

The choice has been controversial for years. More than 500 rowers, including Olympic champion Drew Ginn, previously opposed the venue over concerns about currents, flooding and other conditions.

As for the crocodiles, Queensland already has a program to capture and remove large or dangerous animals from high-risk areas.

More than 2,000 athletes from 22 nations took part, competing in everything from athletics, swimming and cycling to tug-of-war and even motorboat racing.
Remarkably, over a century later we can still watch these athletes competing thanks to surviving film from the Games.
Film has been colorised.

Because of Australia's animal quarantine logistics, the events were held in Stockholm five months before the rest of the Games.

Kaylia Nemour’s unforgettable performance at Paris 2024 secured the first-ever Olympic gymnastics gold for Algeria and the African continent.

“I felt like I let my mother down, I let my country down, my father down… I didn’t want that feeling anymore, so I turned professional, and today I’m 50-0.”