LOGO Calendar 2026 – April: Tamberi & Barshim
One of the most moving Olympic stories of the Tokyo Olympic Games – two athletes and their friendship, a simple combination that went straight to the hearts of sports fans all over the world.
LOGO Calendar 2026 – May: Simone Biles
Simone Biles, widely regarded as one of the greatest gymnasts of all time, is the most decorated gymnast in history and has forged her own path with extraordinary brilliance and individuality. Beyond her extraordinary performances, Simone Biles will be remembered not only in artistic gymnastics but in sport as a whole for teaching the world the importance of pausing, rebuilding from within and proving that it is possible to return stronger than before.
LOGO Calendar 2026 – June: Lawrence Lemieux
On 24 September 1988, at the Seoul Olympic Games, Larry Lemieux wrote an extraordinary page in the history of sport, giving up everything in exchange for eternal glory. This is the story of a gentleman who showed that sometimes, in order to win, you must be prepared to lose.
LOGO Calendar 2026 – July: Fanny Blankers-Koen
Women who were mothers were not supposed to compete. An unwritten rule – one no one had ever dared to challenge, until the courage of Fanny Blankers-Koen, a symbol of the rise and recognition of women’s athletics.
LOGO Calendar 2026 – August: Jesse Owens
August 1936. The world watched in astonishment as Jesse Owens marched triumphantly in Berlin. With four gold medals around his neck, the American athlete shattered the myth of white racial supremacy before the eyes of the Führer. Yet for the champion, the hardest battle was still to come. When he returned to the United States, Owens – born in Alabama in 1913 – was treated not as a hero, but as the African American he was.