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IOC Approves New $10,000 Olympic Athlete Grant and Broader Reform Package
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What happened
The IOC approved a new $10,000 grant for every Olympic athlete after they compete, starting with Milan 2026 participants. It also adopted new rules for Olympic sport selection, host-city bidding, and political neutrality at its 146th session in Lausanne.
- 01IOC will pay Olympic athletes a $10,000 grant after they compete.
- 02The new grant starts with athletes from the Milan 2026 Winter Olympics.
- 03Sport entries will now be judged by discipline using analytical criteria.
- 04A new host-city process will shape selections for 2036 and 2040.
- 05The IOC also strengthened rules on political neutrality in sport.
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