Olympic and World Records 2012
“Olympic and World Records 2012” by Keir Radnedge is a comprehensive overview of the Olympic Games, published by Carlton Books. This 2nd edition, comprising 224 pages, presents a detailed account of the evolution of the Olympics from its inception in Athens in 1896 to the grand event in London in 2012, where 4,200 athletes from 147 countries competed before a global audience.
Readers will find a collection of remarkable Olympic achievements and the legendary athletes who have shaped the history of sports. The book highlights significant milestones and records, offering insights into the world of sports records and the Olympics. With a focus on the stories behind these accomplishments, this edition serves as a tribute to the spirit of competition and the dedication of athletes throughout the years.
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The first modern Olympics, held in Athens in 1896, featured 241 athletes from 14 countries. When the event hits London in 2012, 4,200 athletes from 147 countries will compete before a global television audience of 6.7 billion people. In the intervening years, some of the greatest stories in the history of sports have been written, and names have been immortalized. This official publication of the London 2012 Games collects the finest Olympic achievements and celebrates the legendary athletes behind them.
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