What legacy will the Olympics leave

The transcript discusses the potential legacy of the Olympic Games, emphasizing the importance of creating lasting infrastructure and community connections. It highlights the impact on local communities, using examples like Filomena's Ramada serving fish and chips to international spectators. The design of the velodrome is presented as a key element of the legacy, with a focus on its future use. The overall message is that the true success of the Olympics will be judged by its long-term impact on people and communities, rather than just the medals won.

What is the main focus of the Olympic legacy discussed in the first section?

• Building new sports facilities

• Hosting the largest number of spectators

• Creating a lasting infrastructure and community connections

• Winning the most medals

How does the second section describe the impact of the Olympics on local communities?

• Through visible physical changes

• By inspiring a generation and creating a psychological legacy

• By reducing local taxes

• By increasing local business profits

What is the primary goal for the velodrome as discussed in the third section?

• To generate the most revenue

• To be the fastest velodrome in the world

• To host the most events during the games

• To serve as a long-term community asset

What does the third section suggest about the planning approach for the velodrome?

• Plan with a legacy-first approach

• Prioritize the games over legacy

• Ignore community needs

• Focus on short-term gains

According to the third section, what will the velodrome be a part of in the future?

• A new shopping complex

• A larger cycle park with various biking facilities

• An exclusive sports club

• A residential area