The Latest Breaking News from Olympics

The Brisbane 2032 Olympics are on track to be sustainable, the Games organising committee chief says, as she renews the push for a new stadium.

Australia's snowboarders will soon be able to train at home although the halfpipe is said to be unrelated to that built in 2013 for American legend Shaun White.

A groin injury threatens his selection, but Michael Hooper is set to be part of the Olympic sevens after the Wallabies great was named a commentator for Paris.

Kerr broke the British record, and beat firece rival Ingebrigtsen, in the mile race at a recent Diamond League event and believes Team GB are entering a golden period for men’s 1500m running

NEW DELHI: Thiago Braz, the Brazilian former Olympic pole vault champion, has been handed a 16-month ban by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) for breaching anti-doping regulations, as stated in a release on Tuesday.

NEW DELHI: The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) announced on Tuesday that it has successfully persuaded all shooters to participate in the upcoming World Cup in Munich. The NRAI also assured that a system will be implemented to ensure athletes receive guidance from their personal coaches during the competition.

NEW DELHI: Nishant Dev out-punched his Mongolian opponent in just over two minutes to advance to the 71kg pre-quarterfinals, while Abhinash Jamwal was knocked out of the second Boxing World Olympic Qualifiers in Bangkok on Tuesday.

From a dynasty of Ukrainian climbers, Jenya Kazbekova was displaced by Putin’s invasion with her family but now she is determined to reach Paris 2024

Multi-discipline star re-opens door for a return to the road with final big MTB goal at her home Paris Olympics

Sports science is challenging traditional approaches but perspective and staying in the present can make a difference

Building towards the Paris Olympics, Australia's rowing team have claimed four silver medals at the World Cup, but the highly fancied men's eight missed out.