Brazil defeats USA at Maracanãzinho Arena, which will host Volleyball in Rio 2016™ Games
Bernardinho’s team beats twice the team that defeated them in Beijing 2008 Games as the Carioca supporters cheer in the full arena
Rio 2016™ participates in the observers programme of the IPC Athletics World Championships
Seven Organising Committee’s professionals will gather experience in the event taking place in Lyon, France. Around 1,300 athletes from 90 countries will attend
Barra, Copacabana and Deodoro zones will get Cycling fans’ attention in Rio 2016™
Four Olympic Cycling disciplines will rock three out of four Games zones. Find out more about the sport, its stars and the legacy to the city
BMX Cycling is responsible for 25% of Colombian medals in London 2012
Mariana Pajón became Colombia’s second Olympic champion and might be the woman the others will have to defeat in Rio 2016™
IPC announces medal event and athlete quotas for Rio 2016™ Paralympics
Games to feature 526 medal events across 22 sports. Women and athletes with high support needs main beneficiaries of additional events
IOC moves forward in the process to choose the 2020 Olympic Games Host City
The Committee releases official videos of the three candidate cities. 2018 Youth Games host city will be announced on Thursday
Buenos Aires is elected 2018 Summer Youth Olympic Games Host City
Porteños win against Medellín and Glasgow and will host the third edition of the young athletes competition
Rio 2016™ and Sebrae establish a partnership to help develop Brazilian micro and small businesses
Technical cooperation agreement “Sebrae on the podium” will promote the qualification of potential suppliers to meet great sporting events’ demands
Brazil’s first Olympic Training Centre - a dream that is becoming reality
Construction of the Olympic Park’s three sports halls has begun. Venues will be part of Rio 2016's main sporting legacy
The Dutch try to maintain their dominance over women’s Wheelchair Tennis in Rio 2016™
In London, they won gold, silver and bronze in simples, besides gold and silver in doubles. Young Natália Mayara is Brazil’s new hope
