💨 Abstract
Sebastian Coe, a favorite for the IOC presidency, suffered a heavy defeat in the first round of voting, with Zimbabwe's Kirsty Coventry securing a significant lead. Coventry, an athlete herself, garnered 49 votes, while Coe received 8. Coe conceded graciously, acknowledging Coventry's historic victory as the first woman elected IOC president.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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