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Sebastian Coe divides Olympic movement with move to offer prize money

Summary by The Japan Times

World Athletics president Sebastian Coe's decision to award prize money to Olympic gold medalists may have been welcomed by athletes but the move has upset some of his fellow federation bosses and surprised seasoned observers of the Games.

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The Hindu

Paris 2024: Coe divides the Olympics movement with prize money move

Coe put the cat among the pigeons when he announced last week that track and field gold medallists at the Paris Games this year will receive $50,000 (€47,000), a first for a federation at an Olympics.

13 days ago·India

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South China Morning Post

Coe divides Olympic movement with move to offer winning athletes prize money

Coe upset some of his fellow federation bosses when he announced, with no consultation and little warning, that track and field gold medallists would receive US$50,000.

13 days ago·Hong Kong

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The Japan Times

Sebastian Coe divides Olympic movement with move to offer prize money

13 days ago·Japan

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Japan Today

Coe divides Olympic movement with prize money move

13 days ago·Sakado, Japan

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IBTimes Australia

Coe Divides Olympic Movement With Prize Money Move

World Athletics president Sebastian Coe's decision to award prize money to Olympic gold medallists may have been welcomed by athletes but the move has upset some of his fellow federation bosses and surprised seasoned observers of the Games.

14 days ago·Australia

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