Brisbane confirmed as host of 2032 Olympic Games

By Equestrian Life

Brisbane has been announced as the host of the 2032 Olympic Games. After six years of planning by Queensland authorities, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) delegates backed the river city to host the Games, with 72 votes to five.

“Australia will host its third Olympic Games, eleven years from now, following on from the proud record of Sydney 2000 and Melbourne 1956,” declared the Australian Olympic Committee following the announcement.

AOC President John Coates says Brisbane, Queensland and all Australians stand ready to deliver an Olympic and Paralympic Games that will repay the trust shown by Members that Australia can deliver the world’s greatest sporting event to the very highest standard.

“This is a very proud day for Australia, make no mistake. I thank the IOC Members for their confidence. Brisbane 2032 is genuinely committed to serving the ideals of the Olympic movement.

“Of course, many of these athletes are the children of the world right now. Young people who will be glued to their television sets over the next two weeks as the great champions of the world compete here in Tokyo. Many Olympic dreams will be created here in Tokyo, thanks to the generosity of the people of Japan and the commitment of today’s Olympians.”

In the March and April issues of Equestrian Life magazine, Heath Ryan provided young eventers and dressage riders with tips to start planning for a possible Brisbane 2032 Olympics. Well, now is the time to revisit his advice and start training!

Start Planning for Brisbane 2032 (Eventing) – Ryan’s Rave, Equestrian Life, April, 2021

Take #2: Brisbane Olympics 2032 (Dressage) – Ryan’s Rave, Equestrian Life, May, 2021

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