Games Of The Xxiii Olympiad Collection

Sebastian Coe leads Steve Cram and Steve Ovett in the 1500m Final at the 1984 Summer Olympics in LA
Athletics - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - 1500m Final The three Great Britain athletes (left to right) Steve Ovett, Steve Cram

Sebastian Coe - 1984 1500m Olympic Champion
Athletics - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - Mens 1500m Final Sebastian Coe points to the press, who had expressed doubts about his ability leading into the games

The victorious GB coxed four returning to the dock after the medal ceremony
Rowing - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - Mens Coxed Fours Final Great Britains gold medal winning team celebrate after winning the race at Lake Casitas, Los Padres National Forest, California

Daley Thompson and Jurgen Hingsen - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics
Athletics - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - Mens Decathlon Day 1 Great Britains Daley Thompson in the 400m event, with West Germanys Jurgen Hingsen, left, in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Daley Thompson - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics
Athletics - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - Mens Decathlon Day 2 Great Britains Daley Thompson, centre, in the 110m hurdles event, with West Germanys Siegfried Wentz, left, and the USAs Tim Bright

Los Angeles Olympics - Cycling
Road Cycling - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - Mens Individual Road Race Irelands Paul Kimmage, in green, who finished in twenty-seventh place at the 190.2km course at Lake Forest, California

1984 Los Angeles Olympics: 1500m Final
Athletics - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - Mens 1500 metres Final Great Britains Sebastian Coe holds the Union Jack flag as he celebrates winning the gold in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

The Great Britain coxed fours win gold - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics
Rowing - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - Mens Coxed Fours Final Great Britains gold medal winning team celebrate after winning the race at Lake Casitas, Los Padres National Forest, California

1984 Los Angeles Olympics - Womens 400m Hurdles
Athletics - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - Womens 400m Hurdles Medal Presentation Moroccos gold medal winner Nawal El-Moutawakel breaks down in tears on the poidum as the national anthem is played in

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The XXIII Olympic Games held in Los Angeles in 1984 were filled with unforgettable moments and outstanding performances. One of the most iconic images from these games was captured during the 1500m Final, where Sebastian Coe led a fierce battle against Steve Cram and Steve Ovett. Coe's determination and skill earned him the title of 1984 Olympic Champion in this event. Another remarkable highlight was witnessed in the decathlon competition, as Daley Thompson faced off against Jurgen Hingsen. These two athletes pushed each other to their limits, showcasing incredible strength and endurance throughout the grueling ten events. Their rivalry captivated audiences worldwide during the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. In rowing, Great Britain achieved an extraordinary victory when their coxed four team returned to the dock after receiving their gold medals at the medal ceremony. The pride on their faces reflected not only their triumph but also symbolized teamwork and dedication that defined these games. Cycling enthusiasts were treated to thrilling races during the Los Angeles Olympics as well. The intensity of competition combined with breathtaking speed created an electric atmosphere for both participants and spectators alike. Amongst all these memorable moments, one cannot forget Daley Thompson's exceptional performance throughout various events at these games. His sheer talent and unwavering focus made him a standout athlete who left an indelible mark on the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Furthermore, it is impossible not to mention another significant achievement by Great Britain: winning gold in women's 400m hurdles event. This triumph showcased British excellence across different disciplines within track and field. Overall, the XXIII Olympic Games held in Los Angeles provided countless awe-inspiring moments that will forever be etched into sporting history. From Sebastian Coe's dominance in middle-distance running to Daley Thompson's unparalleled success in decathlon, these games exemplified athleticism at its finest while uniting nations through friendly competition on a global stage.