Die nächsten Olympischen Sommerspiele werden 2024 in Paris, Frankreich, veranstaltet. Jetzt wurde das Skateboard Logo für die Spiele in Los Angeles 2028der Öffentlichkeit präsentiert.

Das LA28 Logo wurde von Monarch Skateboards Pro Sky Brown entworfen:

Außerdem scheint das IOC Skateboarding von nun an als festen Bestandteil von Olympia zu sehen. Die Probephase scheint vorbei zu sein. So soll das Rollbrett „permanent“ Teil der Spiele sein. Die genauen Details gibt es in der Pressemitteilung:

The International Olympic Committee has announced that the Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028 will see skateboarding become a fully-fledged permanent Olympic sport

Skateboarding’s investiture into official Olympic event status leads on from the huge success of last summer’s Tokyo Olympics and the excitement already surrounding Paris 2024.

The ascension of skateboarding into the permanent pantheon of Olympic disciplines unlocks opportunities for skateboarders which come with being an officially- recognized member of the Olympic sporting family.

These opportunities will quickly become manifest at a grassroots level for aspiring skateboard Olympians of the future via their respective National Governing Bodies.

Welcoming the game-changing news, World Skate President Sabatino Aracu added:
“My heartfelt thank you goes to the IOC, the LA28 OC and to all those that made this possible.“
LA28 is celebrating the official inclusion of skateboarding, surfing and sport climbing in the LA28 Olympic Games as the three iconic West Coast sports were approved to be part of the LA28 initial sports program by the International Olympic Committee and asked three Olympians to design new LA28 emblems celebrating their sports.

Sky Brown’s LA28 design represents her playful personality and skateboarding experiences with a focus on her favorite spot at the iconic Venice Beach Skatepark.“With my ‘A’, I want people to be inspired,” said Olympic bronze medalist and pro skateboarder Sky Brown. “It’s so easy to hold yourself back from trying something if it seems scary. I want my ‘A’ to help people believe in themselves and do what they love. Then, no one can stop you.”