What is the Commonwealth Games mascot for the 2010 Games?
Mascots for the Commonwealth Games have been created since 1970, though not officially before 1978. They are now an integral part of the promotion and commercial success of the Commonwealth Games. See more details about the mascot for the 2010 Games ( Shera) and the 2006 Mascot ( Karak ). Borobi, the Blue koala.
Where were the 2010 Commonwealth Games held in India?
The 2010 Commonwealth Games were held at New Delhi, India. Over 6000 athletes from 71 countries competed, including 251 Canadians. Canada placed fourth in overall standings, behind Australia, India and England, amassing a total of 76 medals (26 gold, 17 silver and 33 bronze).
Who attended the opening ceremony of the 2010 Commonwealth Games?
The following were the guests that attended the opening ceremony of the 2010 Commonwealth Games: Charles, Prince of Wales (representing Elizabeth II as Head of the Commonwealth) and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall attended the ceremony.
Who is Canada’s most-decorated athlete at the Commonwealth Games?
Canadian diver Alexandre Despatie achieved a personal best in diving, and in so doing he became Canada’s most-decorated Commonwealth Games athlete, winning a total of nine gold and two bronze medals at the Commonwealth Games, including three gold medals in New Delhi.
What are the mascots of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics?
The mascots of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia were just announced. Based on mythological characters, they are Miga, Quatchi and Sumi. Miga, a sea bear who lives in the ocean with her family pod near Tofino, and Quatchi, a young sasquatch, represent the Olympics, while Sumi represents the Paralympics that follow afterward.
How did the Singaporean mascot become so famous?
He made his first public appearance at a media lunch for more than 100 international journalists hosted by Manchester 2002 in Kuala Lumpur. But he became an instant sensation when 500 million people world-wide watched him dance with Wira, the mascot for the KL Games, during the Closing Ceremony in Malaysia.