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From the track to leadership: Yun-jong Won and his new role at the IOC

From the track to leadership: Yun-jong Won and his new role at the IOC

by Juan José Saldaña | Apr 4, 2026 | Athletes' Stardom

Yun-jong Won, a South Korean bobsleigh pilot, retired from competition as an Olympic silver medalist and now faces the challenge of becoming the voice of his fellow athletes. Born in Seoul in 1985, Won competed in three Winter Olympic Games (Sochi 2014, PyeongChang...
Sport is not a social laboratory: the IOC and Kirsty Coventry have set a necessary limit

Sport is not a social laboratory: the IOC and Kirsty Coventry have set a necessary limit

by Víctor García | Mar 30, 2026 | Opinion

The International Olympic Committee has taken a decision that does not seek to please everyone, but to remain faithful to the essence of sport. The introduction of criteria such as the SRY test is neither a whim nor an ideological gesture, but a specific stance to...
Dakar 2026 gains momentum: the IOC validates key progress in Senegal

Dakar 2026 gains momentum: the IOC validates key progress in Senegal

by Juan José Saldaña | Mar 29, 2026 | Olympic

With just over 200 days to go until its opening, the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games are entering a decisive phase. The recent visit of the Coordination Commission of the International Olympic Committee marked a turning point in the event’s preparations, confirming...
The example of the women of Senegal for an Olympic legacy

The example of the women of Senegal for an Olympic legacy

by Juan José Saldaña | Mar 28, 2026 | +More

The impact of the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games is already taking shape long before athletes step into the spotlight. In Senegal, this legacy is being built day by day in classrooms, schoolyards, and community spaces, where sport becomes a tool for learning and...
The female category at the Olympic Games: time puts everyone in their place

The female category at the Olympic Games: time puts everyone in their place

by Víctor García | Mar 27, 2026 | Opinion

The shift of the International Olympic Committee in 2026 regarding the female category is not just a sporting decision, but a rectification of what was defended in 2024 -from the presidency and the sports direction-. This Thursday, the organisation itself acknowledges...
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