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LANE ONE: Was Juan Antonio Samaranch, the man who made the IOC modern, its...

Rich Perelman - May 6, 2020 1

In the continuing tumult over the future of the Tokyo Games and the worldwide struggle with the coronavirus, the 10-year anniversary of the passing...

LANE ONE: France’s Guy Drut says the Games “must reinvent themselves”; how about throwing...

Rich Perelman - April 29, 2020 0

France’s Guy Drut is best known as the 1976 Olympic champion in the 110 m hurdles and a a controversial politician in his home...

HEARD AT HALFTIME: U.S. Dept. of Justice indicts four on bribes for 2018 and...

Rich Perelman - April 6, 2020 0

News, views and noise from the non-stop, worldwide circus of Olympic sport: The U.S. Department of Justice unsealed indictments against four men accused of receiving...

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HEARD AT HALFTIME: Remembering the day Jesse Owens set six world records in 45 minutes!

Rich Perelman - May 25, 2020

LANE ONE: Who’s in the money? EXCLUSIVE analysis of our survey of International Federation finances

May 24, 2020

LANE ONE: Show me the money, part 2! Our EXCLUSIVE research on the finances of 14 more International Federations, from Judo to Wrestling

May 21, 2020

LANE ONE: Show me the money! Our exclusive research on the finances of the International Federations, part 1

May 20, 2020

HEARD AT HALFTIME: What’s in the IOC’s $650 million cost for postponing Tokyo; Stefanidi wins women’s vault challenge; another USAG lawsuit

May 18, 2020

LANE ONE: Bach asks for “frugal Games” in Tokyo; what can be learned from the ultimate “frugal” organizers in Los Angeles four decades ago?

May 17, 2020

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