What do the Olympic rings symbolize? Who design the Olympic Rings, one of the most iconic symbols of all time! The Olympic Rings were created by Pierre de Coubertin, who was also one of the founders of the IOC (International Olympic Committee.) The Olympic Rings were designed in 1913 and remain pretty much unchanged. The Olympic Rings represent the first continents competing and the colors of the rings (plus the white background) are colors that appear in flag of every country. (At least one of

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Yesterday in Turin, the Olympic Torch returned to familiar streets, carried by its designer Carlo Ratti as the relay continued on the path to the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Games. Designed to step back and let the flame take center stage, the torch embodies a radical idea of subtraction, where the object exists only to support what truly matters. “The most powerful symbols are strongest when they let something else shine.” Born from the vision of Versalis (Official Supporter of the Games), the

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