The Latest Breaking News from Olympics

Katie Archibald says goals ‘as high as always’ ahead of injury return at worlds

The 30-year-old Scot has been sidelined since suffering serious leg injuries in a freak garden accident in June.

The Independent UK · Oct 15, 2024

'My foot was facing the wrong way': Inside Katie Archibald's remarkable recovery from broken leg to World Championships

In less than four months, the two-time Olympic champion has gotten back to racing fitness. Here's how she did it

Cycling Weekly · Oct 15, 2024

Katie Archibald on her "freak injury", her World Champs prospects and LA2028

A freak injury forced Katie Archibald to miss the Paris Olympics earlier this summer but having regained her fitness, she's back in the GB team for…

The National (Scotland) · Oct 15, 2024

Katie Archibald: ‘My job satisfaction is a 10. The rest of my life is definitely not’

Katie Archibald, who returns to racing for GB at the worlds in Denmark, tells Donald McRae she is eyeing the LA Olympics despite being upended by the death of her partner and a horrific injury

The Guardian - UK · Oct 13, 2024

Neah Evans: I won Olympic silver but I'll be riding even better at the World Champs

Neah Evans won Olympic silver in the madison at Paris 2024 but with her preparation for the Olympic heavily disrupted by illness, she's only new…

The National (Scotland) · Oct 13, 2024

NBA TV’s Sam Mitchell melts down after co-host Chris Miles’ salary joke

Do not make any jokes about Sam Mitchell's salary on live TV.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Oct 12, 2024

How to watch the Chicago Marathon: live stream the 2024 race online and on TV for free

Here's how you can watch the Chicago Marathon 2024 online, ready for when it takes place on Sunday, October 13.

WhatToWatch · Oct 12, 2024

Olympic clock ticking for Queensland election winners

Time is not running out for Brisbane 2032 but the clock will soon be ticking for whoever claims the October 26 Queensland election to ensure a Games success.

AAP · Oct 11, 2024

Sebastian Coe tells AP his run to be IOC president might not be such a longshot after all

A common observation about Sebastian Coe’s lifetime of going against the grain is that it makes him more of a thorn in the side of the International Olympic Committee than an ideal candidate to become its next president

The Independent UK · Oct 11, 2024

Privacy fears grow as France extends AI surveillance beyond Olympics

France’s decision to extend AI-powered video surveillance in public spaces until March 2025 is stirring fears over privacy and civil liberties. Critics argue that the technology, introduced for the 2024 Olympics, could lead to discriminatory practices and excessive monitoring.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 11, 2024