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Obstacle course racing is set to be voted as the replacement for the equestrian element in the modern pentathlon at the Olympic Games from Los Angeles 2028, The Guardian reported.
Obstacle-course racing is close to being named as the new fifth sport in modern pentathlon, replacing equestrian show jumping, in a highly contentious move that opponents warn will plunge the sport deeper into civil war.
SYDNEY : International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach praised Brisbane 2032 Games organisers on Sunday for a "wonderful start" in planning for the multi-sport event after meeting with host delegates.
John Coates stepped down as Australian Olympic Committee president after a 32-year reign that secured two Games for his nation and left a string of opponents trampled in his wake. Dodgy hips prevented the 71-year-old from standing at the AOC's annual general meeting in Sydney, and he choked up with emotion at the end of his final president's address while thanking Australians for the chance to live his dreams. Yet in all other ways, Coates was in control, basking in the warmth of a room filled with sports officials who have profited from his power and influence on the global stage.
MELBOURNE : One of sport's most enduring premierships ended on Saturday as John Coates stepped down as Australian Olympic Committee president after a 32-year reign that secured two Games for his nation and left a string of opponents trampled in his wake.
SINGAPORE: There is "no doubt" that Singapore is capable of organising top sporting events, said International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach on Thursday (Apr 28).
Tunisian Olympic sailor Eya Guezguez has died at the age of 17 following a training accident in waters off the capital Tunis on Sunday. Guezguez had made impressive progress in her fledgling career after being the youngest Tunisian at last year’s Tokyo Olympics, competing in the 49er FX category with her twin sister Sarra. Ad/> The pair were both aged 16 at the time and came bottom of their event in 21st position in Tokyo.
Olympic sailor Eya Guezguez of Tunisia has died in a training incident, the IOC announced on Monday. She was 17.