Commonwealth Games
Collection by Charles Perez
The Commonwealth Games (known as the British Empire Games from 1930–1950, the British Empire and Commonwealth Games from 1954–1966, and British Commonwealth Games from 1970–1974) is an international, multi-sport event involving athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations. First event: 1930 Headquarters: London, England Motto: Humanity—Equality—Destiny President: HRH Prince Tunku Imran
Logo of XVI Commonwealth Games Kuala Lumpur.svg. This is a logo owned by Commonwealth Games Federation for 1998 Commonwealth Games.
At the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur she won the gold medal with 3m 41.7s.[3]. This pic. ☺Sarah Ulmer just prior to her start in the Stanley Time Trial (stage 3 of the 2002 Women's Challenge). © James F. Perry - Own work
1998 Commonwealth Games Mascot - 1998 Commonwealth Games - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Wira, the orang utan, the official mascot.
2008 Australian Olympic team Leisel Jones - Sarah Ewart - 2006 Commonwealth…
Clyde (Mascot) - 2014 Commonwealth Games - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1982 Commonwealth Games Womens 4x400m relay
1982 Commonwealth Games Womens 4x400m relay1st Canada 3:27.70 (Angella Issajenko, Charmaine Crooks, Jillian Richardson, Mary Killingbeck, Charmaine Crooks2n...
1994 Commonwealth Games logo.svg.
Bjalilinterior - 1998 Commonwealth Games - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. National Stadium Bukit Jalil Original uploader was Fusion16 at en.wikipedia - Transferred from en.wikipedia
Petronas Towers at night (7025662613) - 1998 Commonwealth Games - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Kuala Lumpur skyline Jimmy McIntyre - Editor HDR One Magazine - Petronas Towers at night These spectacular towers are even more amazing at night HDR If you wish to use this image you can do so freely as long as you give credit to me for the picture by linking to my travel blog
Manchester Arena hosted netball and boxing panorama - 2002 Commonwealth Games - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Manchester Velodrome roof track cycling programme - 2002 Commonwealth Games - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia