IOC Newsletter - Lillehammer 2016 ONE YEAR ON!

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'GO BEYOND, CREATE TOMORROW' - ONE YEAR ON!

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This Week In Olympic News

This week we take a look at the unforgettable Winter Youth Olympic Games Lillehammer 2016, at highlights from the Olympic Channel and we bring you the latest news from PyeongChang 2018.

Lillehammer 2016 continues to 'Go Beyond, Create Tomorrow' - one year on!

Today marks exactly 365 days since the spectacular winter wonderland Opening Ceremony that kicked off the unforgettable Winter Youth Olympic Games Lillehammer 2016.

Joining the fight against doping - a Young Ambassador with big ambitions

It has been a stellar 12 months for 23-year-old Belgian Nicky van Rossem, one of 39 Young Ambassadors at the Lillehammer 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Games.

How Lillehammer 2016 prepared a young reporter for Rio 2016

The Lillehammer 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Games was always going to be a huge moment for Norwegian Journalist Vegard Skorpen after he secured a place on the IOC's Young Reporters' Programme.

Best of Lillehammer 2016

YOG stars lead the way as curlers prepare for mixed doubles in PyeongChang

With the curling mixed doubles event poised to make its Olympic debut at PyeongChang 2018, we turn back the clock 12 months to the two mixed curling events held at Lillehammer 2016

Young Norwegians shaking up sport post-Lillehammer 2016

Many of the 230 participants in the Young Leaders programme at Lillehammer 2016 are now making their mark on sport in Norway.

The lowdown on... cross-country cross

Five things you need to know about the event that made its YOG debut in Lillehammer

The launch of the Olympic Channel platform in multiple languages ensures that more fans around the world will be able to discover and explore stories that will help them to connect with their favourite sports and athletes in their own language.

Thomas Bach

IOC President

Olympic Channel launches global digital platform in six additional languages

The launch of the six additional languages on the Olympic Channel represents the first non-English languages to be added to the global digital platform.

How to train for ski jump with no snow

Ever watched the gravity-defying athletes take on Olympic ski jumping and wanted to try it yourself? Well, training for the daredevil event is a lot more accessible than you might expect.

Meeting a teenage Alex Ovechkin

The rivalry between Alexander Ovechkin (Russia) and Sydney Crosby (Canada) has captivated ice hockey fans for the past 12 years.

#1YearToGo

The clock is ticking and PyeongChang 2018 just celebrated one-year-to-go. Watch the Olympic Channel to follow your favorite athletes as they prepare for what surely be some of winter sports most memorable moments.

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International Forum for Sports Integrity steps up action to prevent competition manipulation and corruption in sport

Forum agrees on creation of Olympic Movement Unit on the Prevention of the Manipulation of Competitions and launch of International Sports Integrity Partnership.

Speed skaters dazzle as Gangneung Oval hosts Worlds

The Gangneung Oval was put through its paces as the 2017 World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships were staged in Gangneung

National Assembly Special Commission pledges continued support for PyeongChang 2018

Members of the Korean "National Assembly Special Commission to support Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018 and International Sports Events" paid a visit to the PyeongChang 2018 headquarters

Tickets for PyeongChang 2018

Tickets for the Winter Olympic Games PyeongChang 2018 are now available to Olympic fans !

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