Olympics

Features & Analysis

• Worry at school sport survey results

  As a survey of teachers finds concerns over a drop in school sport, BBC Sport's Dan Roan says the Olympic legacy cannot be taken for granted

• Did this doctor give drugs to hundreds of athletes?

  Operation Puerto finally ends but the long-running Spanish doping scandal is far from over, writes BBC Sport's Matt Slater

• Hoy certain of place in British sporting history

  Sir Chris Hoy leaves behind a sporting landscape he has helped to change beyond recognition, says sports editor David Bond

• Hoy bows out a British sporting hero

  BBC Sport's Tom Fordyce pays tribute to an Olympic great whose easy-going manner belied an obsessive commitment to perfection

• Managing the world's fastest man

  What does managing the world's fastest man involve? BBC Sport talks to Usain Bolt's agent Ricky Simms to find out.

• Olympians head to the Job Centre

  With up to 16% of Team GB quitting or retiring, BBC Sport looks at the plight of athletes searching for work after sport

• Questions asked after Brazil stadium closure

  BBC Sport's Tim Vickery on the impact of the closure of Estadio Olimpico Joao Havelange in Rio de Janeiro.

• Mason battles gymnastics nerves

  Former Commonwealth champion Lisa Mason says conquering competition anxiety will be key to making an elite return to gymnastics.

• Fighters begin 'Battle for Brazil'

  GB Taekwondo begin their search for potential Rio 2016 Olympic recruits, with 238 hopefuls in Manchester.

• Relationship can help Adcock & White

  English Badminton pair Chris Adcock and Gabby White explain how their off-court relationship can aid their on-court performances