Summer Olympic Games 2036 Bid Process

[copravolley 630]

20 minutes ago, phelps said:

impossible, there are not enough venues in both towns

and I mean, Milan doesn't have an Olympic Stadium, a decent Tennis Complex and a big Swimming Complex (not to mention the sea)

Rome, on the other hand, doesn't have a Rowing/Canoeing Basin nor arenas and stadiums for the team sports beyond football and rugby

there's no chance that all those venues would be built from scratch, meanwhile if we use both cities we already have almost everything we need, especially the most expensive and controversial sites

In Rome, it would be useful to roof the swimming pool complex at Foro Italico, possibly with the option of retracting the roof and covering the tennis court complex. Overall, there's a lot to do, for example, compared to Budapest, but unfortunately, this is Italy How many years has Roma been building their new stadium, and they keep pushing back the completion date- now I read it's 2030? and it should be ready. The same goes for Milan- there should be a modern complex of indoor swimming pools with 50 meters pools, etc., but there's a problem with one stupid football stadium, which will only be built after an ultimatum from UEFA

Edited February 1 by copravolley

[Orangehair43 312]

 

[Bearas 626]

8 minutes ago, Orangehair43 said:

 

Surprised no plans for Bimringham following Commonwealth games...

[bestmen 2,917]

Birmingham.. 

 

[Orangehair43 312]

I hope the success of these winter games show the IOC 2036 needs to be in a good time zone for Europe and the big Athletics and Swimming finals can’t go three games not being European primetime. 

[Gianlu33 5,909]

Italy considerates to candidate for 2036 or 2040

[phelps 8,630]

23 minutes ago, Gianlu33 said:

Italy considerates to candidate for 2036 or 2040

already the usual mess, with politicians having their eyes dollar-shaped, but not even a fraction of an idea of what Summer Olympics need in terms of financing and infrastructures