What is the significance of the Olympic rings?

Answer 1

The current Paralympic flag consists of 3 'agitos' (meaning 'I Move' in Latin) in red, blue and green, which are the colours most widely used in the world flags. The agitos encircle a centre point emphasising 'the role that the International Paralympic Committee has of bringing athletes from all corners of the world together and enabling them to compete'.

It also symbolises the Paralympic vision 'to enable Paralympic athletes to achieve sporting excellence and to inspire and excite the world'.

This version of the flag was first used in the closing ceremony of the Athens 2004 Paralympic games when it was handed over to Bejing. It was seen in 2003 on Paralympic publications and other products. It was first used in a full games in the 2006 Winter Paralympic games in Torino and has been used since.

There have been a number of various symbols used and others rejected for various reasons before this one was selected.

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Answer 2

The Olympic rings is the representation of the five main regions that compete in the Olympics. The regions they represent are Africa, the Americas, (North America and South America), Asia, Europe and Oceania.

Answer 3

what does the 5 circle mean in Olympics

they represtent the 5 main continents coming together and competing

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Answer 4

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