Sport is a part of our lives that we get introduced to at a very young age. We get to learn about sports through both indoor and outdoor games as a young learner at school and home playing with our families. Through sports, we learn how to use our intellect as well as our physical strength. While most of us continue to play some kind of sport all through our lives, some of us get to play at a professional level. And when it comes to professional sports, every sportsperson dreams of winning a medal at the Olympics. Yes, you guessed it right! Today we’ve got our readers a collection of free printable Olympic coloring pages.
The Olympics is an important international multi-sporting event, participated by several countries around the world. It consists of two main editions – Summer Games and Winter Games edition – and also a Paralympics edition for sportspersons with disabilities. Each edition is held every four years, but the Summer Games and Winter Games are held alternately two years apart. The Paralympics event follows the main sporting event of each of the Games.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) was founded in 1894 to revive the ancient Greek sporting event that was held in Olympia, Greece. The IOC organized and held the modern Olympics for the first time in 1896. The host city is decided by the IOC several years in advance depending upon the proposals by different countries, allowing them ample time for the requisite preparations. The upcoming Summer Olympic Games is being held this year in Tokyo, Japan with the following edition to be hosted by Paris in 2024. Let’s take a closer look at the sporting world of the Olympics through this collection of Olympics coloring sheets to print.
30 Free Olympic Coloring Pages Printable
2012 London Olympics:

We are starting off the collection with a look at the logo and mascots of the 2012 Summer Olympics. If you look closely you can see that the logo in the center is the number 2012. The two mascots Wenlock and Mandeville are illustrated here, flanking the logo in the middle and representing two drops of steel. The Games were topped by the United States, with China coming in second with the third position held by the host country Great Britain.
2021 Summer Olympics Tokyo:

The upcoming Summer Olympics, being held in Tokyo, Japan, will take place from July end till the beginning of August. Illustrated here is the official emblem which shows a checkerboard pattern designed in the form of a circular ring.
Alpine Skiing – Winter Olympics:

Here is an illustration showcasing one of the winter sports known as alpine skiing. As the name suggests, the sport involves skiing downhill snow-covered slopes on fixed-heel skis. The sport was first introduced to the Olympics event at the 1936 Winter Olympic Games.
Basketball Summer Olympics:

While alpine skiing became a part of the Winter Olympic Games in 1936, the same year basketball became a part of the Summer Olympics. But it was only for the men’s team. The women’s basketball competition was introduced in the 1976 Summer Olympic Games.
Biathlon Winter Olympics:

We now take a look at a sporting event of the Winter Olympics that combines two sports. The biathlon combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. You can see in this illustration the rifle shooting portion of the biathlon. This sporting event made its debut at the 1960 Winter Olympics.
Bobsleigh, Winter Team Sport:

One of the team winter sports that comes with a sled is bobsleigh. It involves a two-member or four-member team riding down an artificially designed ice track. The team that clocks the fastest time wins the game. You can see a two-member bobsleigh team rolling down the ice track in this illustration. Celebrate their participation with colors.
Cross-country Skiing:

Another of the winter sports that’s been part of the Winter Olympic Games is cross-country skiing. It was first held in competition in 1924, the same year when the bobsleigh competition was held. Like in most other games, the women’s competition was introduced much later in the 1952 Winter Olympics.
Curling Coloring Page:

Players of the curling game look like they are sweeping the ice floor as illustrated on this coloring page. Doesn’t it look like a pretty amusing sight? The ice floor has concentric circles and the players have to slide stones to enter those circles to play and win the game.
The Olympic Rings:

This is the most identifiable image that symbolizes the Olympic Games. Known as the Olympic rings, the symbol shows five intertwined rings representing the five continents. Print this page and color the rings in the official five different colors – blue, yellow, black, green, and red.
Freestyle Skiing:

As the name suggests, freestyle skiing involves a lot of different styles and even aerial flips and spins. You can see one such instance of a flip in this remarkable illustration. Since 1992, freestyle skiing has been part of the Winter Olympic Games. Give this action-packed illustration some smashing colors.
Getting The First Position:

Each of the different sporting events at the Olympic Games has three winners – first, second, and third. The first-place winner gets a gold Olympic medal, silver for second place and third place winner gets a bronze Olympic medal. This first-place Olympic medal winner looks so happy to have won. Fill the page with celebratory colors.
Gymnastics At the Olympics:

Gymnastics tests different abilities of an athlete and perhaps that’s why it has been part of every Summer Olympic Games. While this illustration showcases a female gymnast in action, for 32 years only men competed in the Gymnastics category of the Olympics.
High Jump At The Olympics:

Part of the track and field, high jump involves an athlete jumping over a bar without knocking it down. The jump has to be naturally done, without any aid. Do you think the athlete in this illustration can pass over the bar? You can think about the answer as you color this page.
Javelin Throw At The Olympic Games:

Here’s an illustration of another track and field event, this time it involves spear-throwing, known as the javelin. As you can see, the athlete takes a run and then throws the spear as far as they can. Boost the morale of this athlete with encouraging colors.
Olympic Torch Coloring Page:

The Olympic torch is part of the Olympic Games ritual. At every Olympics, the first ritual is the torch relay whereby the fire lit at Olympia, Greece lights the Olympic torch which is then carried and transported to the host city. At the Opening ceremony, the torch is used to light the Olympic flame which remains burning till the end of the games.
Olympics 2018 Coloring Page:

The last Olympics, which was the Winter Olympics, was held in 2018 in South Korea. It was commonly known as PyeongChang 2018 as illustrated on this coloring page. The Olympic emblem of this edition is a tribute to the Korean alphabet, Hangul, as well as symbolizes ice and snow.
Marathon At The Olympics:

Marathon, a long-distance running sport, has been a part of the Olympics since 1896. But it took almost ninety years for women’s marathon events to be included in the Games. This illustration shows a man triumphantly reaching the finishing line with a second-place athlete visible in the background.
The Olympic Flame:

The Olympic flame is lit in Olympia, Greece, and carried to the host country using the Olympic torch. This tradition was initiated to bond the ancient and modern games. Once the torch reaches the host country and lights up the Olympic cauldron at the opening ceremony, the Olympic flame burns continuously till it is extinguished at the closing ceremony.
Paralympic Coloring Page:

The Paralympic Games are another edition of the Olympic Games which are held right after the main Olympic event. Every Summer and Winter Olympic Games have Paralympic Games – a platform for athletes with a range of disabilities to participate in all the different Olympic sports. Cheer up this athlete celebrating his victory with colors.
Paris Olympics 2024:

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After the upcoming Tokyo 2021 Olympics, the next Summer Olympics will be hosted by France. Commonly known as Paris 2024, the illustration on this coloring page shows the initial design – inspired by the Eiffel Tower – that was used for its official bid to be awarded the 2024 games. The official logo, however, has been redesigned.
Polar Bear 2014 Olympics Mascot:

The 2014 Winter Olympics was hosted in Sochi, Russia. To decide the Olympic mascots, a public vote was held, with the final three official mascots revealed as a polar bear – illustrated beautifully on this page, a snow hare, and a snow leopard.
Rio 2016 Olympics:

As the name suggests, the 2016 Summer Olympics was held in the popular tourist destination of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Being the host country seemed to have helped, as Brazil ended up giving its best Summer Olympics performance, winning seven gold medals.
Running Towards Gold:

Every athlete dreams of winning an Olympic medal for their country. More so, the first prize, the Olympic Gold medal. Showcasing that very dream is this illustration which shows an athlete running towards the Olympic Gold medal.
Short Track Speed Skating Winter Olympics:

Ever since its introduction to the Winter Olympics in 1992, the short-track speed skating game has been won several times by teams from China, South Korea, the United States, and Canada. The game involves skaters racing on an oval-shaped ice track.
Swimming Summer Olympics:

Every modern Summer Olympics edition has had swimming as part of its sporting event. However, the women’s event was introduced in 1912. Here you can see a swimmer taking a position to leap into the water at the sound of the horn.
The Hare Sochi 2014 Mascot:

Altogether three mascots were chosen for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia. We have already illustrated the polar bear earlier; here you can see the illustration of a cute snow hare.
The Leopard Sochi 2014 Mascot:

The third mascot of the Sochi 2014 was the snow leopard. Look at it playfully greeting, waving his hands at you. Print this coloring page and bring out the details with colors.
Vancouver Olympics 2010:

The 2010 Winter Olympics was held in Canada in February. This illustration shows the logo called Ilanaaq, which is a word in the Inuktitut language meaning friend. It looks like a stone monument, doesn’t it? That’s because it is inspired by the stone landmark known as Inuksuk.
Winter Olympics 2018 Mascot Soohorang:

The 2018 Winter Olympics or PyeongChang 2018 had a tiger as its Olympic mascot which was named Soohorang. The name is a combination of two Korean words: ‘Sooho’ is Korean for protection while ‘rang’ means tiger in Korean. Print this page and give this fun mascot, your expert coloring skills.
Winter Olympics Medals:

Here’s a closer look at the Olympic medals that every competitor dreams of winning during the event. The inscription on this Olympic medal, ‘XX Olympic Winter Games’ refers to the Torino 2006 game. The three medals represent the three different winners of all the sports – gold, silver, and bronze.
On that winning note, we have reached the end of this sporty collection of Olympic coloring pictures to print. I hope you have learned a lot about the Olympic Games while having fun coloring the informative and inspiring images. If you have not yet watched an Olympic game before, you can set your reminder for the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games which is scheduled to begin in July this year. Did you know that Tokyo is the first Asian city to be hosting the Summer Olympic Games twice? The first time was nearly sixty years back in 1964. Altogether, along with the 1972 Sapporo and 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, this year will mark the fourth Olympics for Japan.