Sebastian Coe Proposes Clear Policies on Women's Sports in IOC Bid

Coe's platform emphasizes biological definitions in women's sports and seeks to introduce prize money for Olympic athletes.

Sebastian Coe, head of World Athletics, is campaigning to become the next IOC president, focusing on protecting women's sports categories based on biological definitions.
Coe criticized the IOC's current policies, which allowed two athletes with XY chromosomes to compete in women's boxing at the Paris Olympics, calling for clearer guidelines.
His manifesto includes introducing prize money for all Olympic medallists, reflecting his past initiatives in World Athletics.
Coe aims to shift the IOC's approach from a human rights-based framework to one that prioritizes biological criteria for women's sports.
Despite opposition from current IOC president Thomas Bach, Coe believes his experience and vision can bring necessary changes to the Olympic movement.