Paralympians risk disqualification for displaying Olympic ring tattoos due to an International Paralympic Committee (IPC) rule that bans "body advertising," requiring athletes to cover them.

The World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) has announced the extension of its Uniform Support Programme and Road to Paris Pilot Project to include the upcoming Paralympic Games in Paris 2024.

In the heart of Europe, the city of Mannheim, Germany, has this year become the epicentre of a sport with deep historical roots: tug of war. While it may seem like a relic of the past to some, for those who compete and those who follow it with fervour, it is a true spectacle of strength, strategy, and, above all, team spirit.

The young 200-metre Olympic champion has the potential to become one of the greatest sprinters in history. Channeling the spirit of Jamaican deity Usain Bolt, the African athlete is on the path to stardom thanks to his modest demeanor and formidable work ethic, which many believe will overshadow the so-called Noah Lyles Era.

The personalised Paralympic 'A' is the 50th design in the campaign by the Californian metropolis, which will take over from Paris and join the French capital in the exclusive club of host cities, both now having hosted the Olympic Games three times.

The New York Road Runners organization has once again enlisted various high performance athletes to defend their legacies in their respective divisions. The iconic competition, which spans the various boroughs of the Big Apple, will once again feature the added excitement of 14 past champions, 27 Olympians, and 19 Paralympians at the starting line.

Team USA reviewed their journey through Paris after snatching the gold from Brazil. Most agreed that coach Emma Hayes drew a smile on their faces and gave them the wings to elevate their flight in the realm of international women's soccer.

The athlete, who won bronze alongside Daire Lynch in the men's double sculls final at the Paris Games, is facing a moral dilemma: whether to strive for gold in the next Olympics or focus on his family and medical career.

Christophe Massina was one of the coaches of the French national team at the Paris 2024 judo competition. Massina, 50, has been with the French Judo Federation for 20 years. He took charge of the French U23 women's team in 2004 and has since been assisting the senior team. 

Rookie of the Year favourite and Indiana Fever star shone brightly by defeating three U.S. Olympic gold medalists from Paris. The young point guard delivered a standout performance with a double-double of 29 points and 10 assists, setting a double historic league record.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk has officially confirmed his nation's optimistic quest to host the Olympics for the first time in its history. Following Los Angeles 2028 and Brisbane 2032, Qatar is set to host. The campaign for the 40s is now open, with the European country taking its candidacy seriously.

The exciting official Team GB fan zone at Kings Cross was in for a treat: it celebrated the return of athletes from the Paris Olympics, but it also became a hub of activity for around 5,250 aspiring archers, in a sport that is regaining popularity in the British islands.

The Australian strategist, who came within a hair's breadth of glory with her girls in the French capital, losing in a shoot-out against the Netherlands, told the media worldwide that they are now "only looking upward." Also, winning the Olympic championship at the next Games is their goal.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has released its detailed ruling on the contentious decision surrounding the Women's Artistic Gymnastics Floor Exercise final at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.