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- What made football referees red and yellow cards?
- In what competitions is an urn with ashes used as an unofficial trophy?
- In which sport the rules have remained unchanged for more than two millennia?
- In what form did an athlete under the modern tricolor fight against an athlete under the Soviet flag?
- At what age can weightlifting records be set?
- In what popular sport can women compete alongside men?
- What is the main difference between the title of Olympic champion and the title of world champion?
- Where did card games first appear?
- Where and when was the first FIFA World Cup held?
- Where and when did the tennis match take place, which lasted more than 11 hours?
- Where and when did a skirmish between sports fans lead to a riot and the deaths of 35 people?
- Where and when did the football commentator make a full radio broadcast, although he could not see anything on the field because of the fog?
- Where and when did hockey goaltenders receive a fine during a game?
- Where did golf originate?
- Where did ice hockey originate?
- Where was baseball invented?
- Where are most of the world's soccer balls made?
- Where did the Olympic Games take place, on the emblem of which the year of the event was indicated by five digits?
- Where are marathons in which people compete at the same time as horses?
- Where were the first modern Olympic Games held?
- Are there games that do not require sports equipment?
- What makes football fields look striped?
- Why were the winners of the 2000 Paralympics basketball tournament stripped of their medals?
- Why did Brazilian soccer player Giovane Elber once tape his mouth shut?
- Why was a newspaper published in which almost all the words were replaced by bla bla bla?
- Why did golfer Tiger Woods make a video about him being able to walk on water?
- How many parts are soccer ball tires made from?
- How did an American swimmer make the entire Soviet team wear mustaches?
- How did basketball get its name?
- How fast are runners?
- How have the rules of basketball been changed in North Korea?
- How did the ball game originate?
- How did American football start?
- How is baseball played?
- How has the likelihood of brain injury changed since the introduction of boxing gloves?
- How did the cards get their names?
- How can you castle vertically in chess?
- What did the Everton football club call its store, joking with the main rival?
- How did the game of bridge originate?
- How did the idea of the teardrop of the Olympic bear shown at the closing ceremony of the 80 Olympics come about?
- How did skis come about?
- How did swimming come about?
- How did the sport come about?
- How is the World Team Racing Championship held?
- How are sailing regattas held?
- How did Real and Barcelona adapt their badges for the Arab countries?
- What war started after losing a football match?
- What game got a second life thanks to color TV?
- Which company recycles old sneakers into material for new sports fields?
- Which Olympic team was forced to sell coffee to raise funds for the Games?
- What Olympic champion did not know that she was participating in the Olympics?
- Which Olympic champion hid that she was a hermaphrodite?
- What is the difference between amateur and professional athletes?
- Which rock singer was the captain of the Russian women's junior basketball team?
- Which mountainless country is famous for its titled skier?
- What phrase of Frederick the Great helped chess players get tax breaks?
- Which soccer team has never lost to Brazil?
- Which referees showed a red card to themselves?
- What sports are considered Olympic?
- What game sports have underwater analogues?
- Which matches between Inter and Milan discredit the goal away rule?
- What circumstances of victory at the Olympics are fixed in the Australian idiom?
- What circumstances led to the death of 38 people who played petanque?
- What are the rules in women's football?
- What are the dimensions of the tennis court?
- What speeds do athletes develop?
- Which athletes originally started wearing polo shirts?
- Which athletes sawed off their Olympic medals to fuse their hybrids?
- Which football players have not received a single warning in their sports career?
- Which athletes should not wish for a fair wind?
- What heights did the blind climber Erik Weienmeier achieve?
- What are the features of equestrian sports?
- Which race car driver was stripped of his driver's license for speeding in Sweden?
- Which player was bought by the fans of his native club?
- What football player can be called the antipode of the legendary ghost ship?
- What animal had the talent to predict the outcome of football matches?
- What animal told runners to start from a low start?
- What is the significance of Wimbledon in the sports world?
- What right did the players of the USSR national team receive as a gift for winning the 1960 European Cup?
- Which basketball player, unwittingly, predicted the year of his death?
- What goalkeeper has scored more goals in his career than many outfield players?
- What goalkeeper could become a great hockey player, but chose football?
- Which gymnast brought his team an Olympic gold medal with a broken knee?
- What famous footballer was named after the American president?
- What playing coach managed to sell himself to a more famous club?
- Which Spanish football club does not invite foreigners as a matter of principle?
- Which club won the main trophy after removing the word mighty from the name?
- Which club mistakenly tried to buy Lionel Messi due to a misinterpretation of words?
- What unofficial Olympic record still belongs to the Soviet gymnast Larisa Latynina?
- What number unites the Olympics in Moscow and Sochi?
- Which athlete changed his name to Whiskas and why?
- Which athlete became the best on the continent by learning from Youtube videos?
- Which athlete started training at 23 and won medals at the next Olympics?
- Which disabled athlete won the Olympics against healthy athletes?
- Which philosopher was an Olympic champion?
- What football player once played in the FA Cup final with a broken neck?
- Which football club is named after two chemicals, one of which is poison?
- What was the highest scoring football match in history?
- Which hockey player received a prison sentence for a fight on the court?
- Which football player was prevented from making an excellent career by the anticipation of the end of the world?
- When could architects or musicians win Olympic medals without playing any sport?
- When will football be played with helmets?
- When did surfing originate?
- When and where did the football match take place, in which the score was 2:2, and all the goals were scored by one player?
- When and why did the tenth pin appear in bowling?
- When did the yellow jersey appear in cycling?
- When did horse racing start?
- When did the Olympic Games start?
- When did skis appear?
- When was the hockey puck made of wood?
- Who was the youngest and who was the oldest Olympian?
- Who and when won gold medals in figure skating without being afraid of the break in the musical accompaniment?
- Who scored three goals at once in one match and when?
- Who invented the game of cards?
- Who Invented Skates?
- Who found the stolen 1966 FIFA World Cup trophy?
- Who won the match when Federer played the grass half and Nadal played the clay half?
- Who sacrificed the losers in a sports match?
- Who became the first Olympic champion of our time?
- Who managed to win the Olympic gold medal, stopping along the way and letting ducks through?
- Who are the strongmen?
- At what competitions did the winner from Kazakhstan play a song from the movie Borat instead of the anthem?
- What tool can be used to go down the ski slopes in speed competitions?
- Where did the game of golf come from?
- Where did tennis come from?
- Where did the name of footballer Jan Vennegaard of Hesselink come from?
- Why are the participants in the Olympic Games depicted naked on antique vases?
- What are the rules for three-way football?
- What are the rules for chess and boxing competitions?
- Who was shot at instead of skeet in the early Olympics?
- Are the modern Olympics similar to the ancient Olympics?
- Why did King Henry VI of England ban golf?
- Why are Rapid Vienna fans applauding for the last 15 minutes of every match?
- Why do Detroit Red Wings fans throw octopuses on the ice?
- Why was a non-round number chosen for the marathon distance?
- Why is eating peanuts during a car race considered bad luck?
- Why was the 1956 Summer Olympics held not only in Melbourne, but also in Stockholm?
- Why Liverpool, having won the Champions League, could only defend the title by exception?
- Why is the marathon distance 42 km 195 m?
- Why do golf balls have holes?
- Why don't winners pour champagne on some Formula 1 races?
- Why is table tennis incorrectly called ping pong?
- Why is the poker combination of ace and king sometimes called Anna Kournikova?
- Why didn't the President of the United States congratulate the four-time Olympic champion in any way?
- Why was the Soviet football player Alexander Zavarov called the beetroot in France?
- Why are Barcelona fans called assholes?
- Why do football fans shout: Shai-boo! Shai-boo!?
- Why was the clay shooting champion not allowed to defend her title at the next Olympics?
- Since when have women competed in the Olympics?
- Since when have you been playing tennis?
- Since when has the Tour de France been played?
- What legend is associated with the choice of the length of the marathon distance in running?
- How much gold is in an Olympic gold medal?
- How old is the game of billiards?
- How old are the skittles?
- How old is wrestling?
- How old is sports diving?
- How old are checkers?
- How many countries send their athletes to the World Cup?
- How much energy does an athlete give off in half an hour?
- What explains the special posture during the run of the famous Ethiopian stayer?
- What is a handicap in golf?
- What does Grand Prix mean?
- What do the colored rings on the Olympic flag mean?
- What do the rings on the Olympic flag and emblems of the Olympic Games symbolize?
- What is American Football?
- What is a bobsleigh?
- What is Derby?
- What is Polar Formula-1?
- What is curling?
- What is a marathon?
- What are the Paralympic Games?
- What is luge?
- What is a soccer player?
- What is a tiebreak?
- What is triathlon?
- What is UEFA?
- What is FIFA?
- What is freestyle?
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