Olympic Games Riddles for Gold Medal Minds

I’m the flame that travels by hand-off light. Follow my route through day and night. What am I?

I’m the five-colored symbol linked in a chain. Count continents to explain my reign. What am I?

I’m the stadium roar when nations parade. Wave your flag in my grand charade. What am I?

I’m the scoreboard cue for record days. Flash my numbers to worldwide praise. What am I?

I’m the lane of ice where blades carve art. Twizzle and spin to win every heart. What am I?

I’m the starting block’s explosive sound. Spring from my crack to lap the ground. What am I?

I’m the judges’ cards raised in a row. Perfect tens make stadiums glow. What am I?

I’m the medal plaza shining with pride. Step on my podium with team by your side. What am I?

I’m the athlete village buzzing at dawn. Trade your pins before I’m gone. What am I?

I’m the relay baton passed with care. Grip me secure in track-and-field flair. What am I?

I’m the winter slope carved with flags. Slalom my gates to avoid the snags. What am I?

I’m the swimming lane with bubbles of speed. Split the water with your lead. What am I?

I’m the athlete oath sworn true and loud. Promise fair play before the crowd. What am I?

I’m the countdown clock to the next city’s cheer. Watch me tick toward a brand-new year. What am I?

I’m the closing ceremony’s lantern of night. Wave me goodbye till the next year’s light. What am I?