I have loved watching the Olympic Games since I was a kid. I have very vivid memories lying on the floor in front of the TV for hours, soaking up every moment of the Games. And those were the days when the competitions were aired for hours — not just bits of the Games or highlights only.

Even for a novice to the sport, the Olympic Sliding Centre at the Pyeongchang Olympics takes your breath away. Within moments you get a sense of the magnitude, the power, the adrenaline rush — and the risk.

It’s the longest sledding track in the world, touting 2018 total meters of track — in honor of the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Where do you put 250,000 extra people?

That’s exactly what’s happening at the Winter Olympics.

Only a few hours until the Opening Ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics…

We have been busy with onsite training.

I am part of the Ceremonies team, and we are rehearsing the victory ceremony, which will take place at the end of each competition.

World leaders can learn from watching the volunteers at the Olympics.

In fact, they should learn from them.