28 sports, 41 disciplines
The Olympics.
The Olympics is know as the biggest sporting event in the world and is held every four years in a different country. The gymnaestrada is also held every four years in a different country around the world. There are around 12,000 athletes in the Olympics but there are over 20,000 gymnasts in the gymnaestrada making it the biggest sporting event in the world for participants.
those are called the Olympics
There will be 300 events in 26 sports at the olympics 2012! -.-
The winter Olympics are a sporting event Witch occurs every 4 years. They were first held in 1924 in chamonix,france
The summer and winter olympics are meets that are held every 4 years. Although during the meet there are events that take place. e.g (track and field events and swimming events in the summer olympics and skiing or snowboarding in the winter olympics)
The Summer Olympics are held every four years, e.g., the Summer Olympic Games held in 2004 in Athens, Greece, were followed by the Summer Olympic Games in 2008 in Beijing, China. The 2012 Summer Games will be held in London, England.
1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm. The equestrian events of the 1956 Summer Olympics were held in Stockholm.
There are many events that are played every four years, such as the FIFA World Cup, The Summer Olympics, The Winter Olympics, The Rugby World Cup and many, many other events.
The major sporting events include the Olympics, which take place every four years and feature a wide range of sports; the FIFA World Cup, held every four years and showcasing the best in soccer; and the Super Bowl, the championship game of the NFL, celebrated annually in the United States. Other significant events are the UEFA Champions League in soccer, the Wimbledon Championship in tennis, and the Tour de France in cycling. These events attract global audiences and highlight athletic excellence and international competition.
Because Channing Tatum is so hot and obviously, a chance for Lio to get to know Channing Tatum Lol
According to the National Olympic Committee, an outstanding 3.2 billion out of a possible 3.5 billion viewers watch the Olympic Games each time.