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The International Olympic Committee on Wednesday re-awarded Norway's team showjumping bronze at the 2008 Beijing Games to Switzerland after Norwegian rider Tony Andre Hansen's doping ban was confirmed.
Chinese champion hurdler Liu Xiang will test his recovery from a foot injury that forced him out of the Beijing Olympics last year when the athletics competition at the East Asian Games gets underway Thursday. Liu became a chest-thumping source of Chinese pride when he won gold and tied the world record in the men's 110-meter hurdles at the Athens Olympics in 2004, prevailing in an event...
Will Dwyane Wade re-sign with the Heat? That all depends on who else wants to come to Miami.
It's not that Usain Bolt breaks records -t's how he does it. That's why he is a candidate for AP Athlete of the Decade
Reindeer in Scotland? Not all reindeer live at the North Pole or in Scandinavia.
Purveyor of shredder-chic Burton has designed the official snowboarding team uniform which will be worn by United States athletes competing in the Vancouver Olympic Games this February. So why does it look like something your stoner roommate threw on for a pre-slopes wake n' bake sesh? One could argue, I suppose, that we're too old to be judging such things. And to be fair, it is red, white and ...
Saturday, June 14, 1924: Abel Kiviat twists his ankle on a barrier during the Olympic trials in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at Harvard Stadium, falling flat on his face.
A Jordanian prince, a Chinese speedskater and the head of cycling's world governing body are in line to become members of the International Olympic Committee.
NASCAR officials said Tuesday said Danica Patrick was approved for all of the tracks on the Nationwide and Camping World Truck series.
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 9. IN the December issue of Swimming World Magazine, premium members can go to the interactive page of SwimmingWorldMagazine.com and view the interactive content that was em...
Here's a look at Tuesday's sports in brief around the world.
A Wilmington man has been selected to help carry the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch.
Here's a look at Monday's sports in brief around the world.
It's not that Usain Bolt breaks records. It's the records he breaks and the way he breaks them.
FILE - This is an Aug. 16, 2008, file photo showing Usain Bolt of Jamaica, reacting as he wins the men's 100-meter final, with a world record, at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing. In the short span of two years, Bolt has done a decade's worth of restructuring to track and field's record book.
Police have presented a subversion case against prominent Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, raising the likelihood that he will face trial and then prison. The move furthers China's crackdown on democracy activists.
Lausanne, Switzerland - A Jordanian prince, a short-track Olympic winner from China and the head of cycling's world governing body are among six candidates to become members of the International Olympic Committee. The IOC executive board meeting in L...
LAKE PLACID - The prospect of this village hosting a Winter Youth Olympic Games in 2016 received a high-profile boost last month when village Mayor Craig Randall and Lake Placid/Essex County Visitors Bureau President and CEO James McKenna traveled to Lausanne, Switzerland.
Italy’s loss is Telluride’s gain. Due to a lack of snow, a snowboard World Cup race that was penciled for Europe is now slated for Telluride, giving the ski area its third World Cup event in the month of December, from the 15-20 of the month.
The Big Bear Marathon by any name is no more—at least for now.
Published: Wednesday, December 9, 2009 at 8:45 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, December 9, 2009 at 8:45 a.m. A Jordanian prince, a Chinese speedskater and the head of cycling's world governing body are in line to become members of the International Olympic Committee.
