Exploits, glory, sweat, rivalry, cheating, doping, scandals… The cocktail that made the success of the Olympian events has lasted until our modern Olympic Games. With one big nuance: the ancient competition took place in honor of the gods. — In 1896, Baron de Coubertin restored the tradition of the Olympic Games, during competitions symbolically disputed in Athens. Pedagogue supporter of the practice of sport in the French school system, he first disseminated his projects via the Athletic Review, before creating, in 1894, the IOC (International Olympic Committee). The ideology…