Kirsty Coventry, 41, of Zimbabwe becomes the first woman to lead the IOC. She is eligible to serve up to a 12-year term.

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Coventry was chosen over six other candidates, including Lord Sebastian Coe and Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr, to succeed Thomas ...

President Thomas Bach, who has been more lenient with Russia, likely prefers another candidate to Coe heading toward the Los Angeles games in 2028 ...

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The Sports Examiner gave a good example of this, noting the increasing emphasis by the IOC leadership on the importance of picking athletes for top administrative positions, as opposed to the ...

Furthermore, the IOC has also modified its selection criteria changing the ... Seoul 1988 and Sydney 2000, for example, hosted the summer edition of the Games in the window between September and ...

And, as a result, the IOC president regularly schmoozes with heads of state and at times serves as the de facto leader of the global sports community as a whole. Bach, for example, spearheaded the ...

and her victory was widely seen as the latest example of the power Bach has wielded over the IOC. “Thank you, thank you,” Coventry said to Bach as they embraced moments after he announced her ...