I’ve been in training for IOC role for the best part of my life – Sebastian Coe - Coe is one of seven candidates to succeed outgoing president Thomas Bach. The Independent.

Sebastian Coe, the two-time Olympic gold medalist who has led track and field’s global governing body for the past decade, unveiled a platform to claim the International Olympic Committee ...

Sebastian Coe will discover on Thursday whether his plans to reform the International Olympic Committee have convinced its members to vote him in as the organisation’s next president.

Coe says he has been “in training for most of his life” for the Olympic movement’s top job, but refuses to be a “vanilla” candidate and strongly believes the IOC is in need of a major reset.

Coe, 68, had said occupying the Olympic Movement's highest office was a role he had been "training for for the best part of his life", but a majority of IOC members instead gave their backing to ...

Sebastian Coe "soft-launched" his bid to become the next president of the IOC on Wednesday. Skip to main content. ... "I have been in training for this for most of my life.

Sebastian Coe has proven to be his own man throughout his life but he told AFP he has never worried about doing what he thinks is right "even if it means temporary or long-term unpopularity." ...

Sebastian Coe has said the Olympic movement is central to his identity and his life after making his pitch to be International Olympic Committee president to the organisation’s members in ...

In contemplating whether to run for IOC president, Coe said, he determined he had been in training for the position for most of his life. “I don’t view it as a job. It’s a passion,” he said.

Sebastian Coe has said the Olympic movement is central to his identity and his life after making his pitch to be International Olympic Committee president to the organisation’s members in ...