The longest athletics race in the Olympics is the marathon race, over 26 miles.
But the longest of all is the mens cycling road race at 239km
Depends on what the question refers to: The longest "running" event is the Marathon, but the longest event in terms of distance in the athletics is the Mens 50 kilometre walk (but you certainly aren't allowed to run in that). Alternatively there are a whole series of events that have been included in every Olympics, therefore there is no single longest running event in terms of being at every Olympics.
The longest event for speed skating is the men's 10,000 meters race, which is equivalent to 10 kilometers.
1500m
Yes. The Marathon is second at 42.195 km and the 20 km walk is third.
The Marathon
It's the longest Someone
Depends on what the question refers to: The longest "running" event is the Marathon, but the longest event in terms of distance in the athletics is the Mens 50 kilometre walk (but you certainly aren't allowed to run in that). Alternatively there are a whole series of events that have been included in every Olympics, therefore there is no single longest running event in terms of being at every Olympics.
The longest swimming event for men in the Olympics is the 1500 meter freestyle and for women is the 800 meter freestyle.
That is the 10k Open Water event that debuted at the 2008 Games in Beijing. Lara Ilchenko of Russia won the gold medal in a time of 59 minutes, 27.7 seconds. Prior to the 2008 Olympics, the longest swimming event for women was the 800 meter freestyle.
The long-distance cross-country skiing.
yes they do have a boxing event in the olympics
No other event occurs after the Olympics. What about the Winter Olympics for snow type events and then the para Olympics.