British Olympic swimmers, including Adam Peaty and Tom Dean, have expressed concerns over a lack of fair play in swimming after 23 Chinese athletes escaped punishment for testing positive for a banned substance. The swimmers believe that a level playing field is crucial for the integrity of the sport.
The Olympic Oath, a tradition since the 1920 Antwerp Games, has evolved to include not just athletes, but also judges and coaches, symbolizing the spirit of fair play, inclusion, and equality in sport. This article explores the history of the oath and its evolving role in the Olympic movement.
