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Home / Sports / Snoop Dogg & Jackie Chan Light Up Olympic Torch Relay!

Snoop Dogg & Jackie Chan Light Up Olympic Torch Relay!

6 Feb

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Summary

  • The Olympic torch began its relay in Greece on November 24th.
  • Over 10,001 runners carried the torch over 7,400 miles across Italy.
  • Celebrities like Snoop Dogg and Jackie Chan participated in the relay.
Snoop Dogg & Jackie Chan Light Up Olympic Torch Relay!

The Olympic torch's journey has concluded its extensive trek across Italy ahead of the 2026 Milan Cortina Games. The relay commenced in Greece on November 24th at the Temple of Hera, with 450 torchbearers covering 1,400 miles before arriving in Athens on December 4th.

From Athens, the torch arrived in Rome on December 4th to begin its Italian leg. A total of 10,001 runners will have carried the torch over 7,400 miles by the time it reaches Milan's San Siro Stadium for the opening ceremonies. This journey traversed all 20 regions and 110 provinces of Italy, marking 60 stops over 63 days.

The relay saw participation from numerous athletes, including former Olympians and sports stars from Greece and Italy, such as soccer players Robert Pires and Fabio Cannavaro, and F1 driver Kimi Antonelli. Adding international celebrity appeal, Snoop Dogg ran a leg in Milan, while action star Jackie Chan carried the torch through Pompeii.

Other notable figures who participated included U.S. Ambassador to Italy, Tilman Fertitta, and actors Hudson Williams, Connor Storrie, and Alessandra Mastronardi. The torch's journey highlighted not only the athletic spirit but also cultural landmarks and celebrity involvement, building anticipation for the Games.

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The Olympic torch relay began in Greece on November 24th at the Temple of Hera.
The Olympic torch traveled over 7,400 miles across all 20 regions of Italy.
Celebrities like Snoop Dogg and Jackie Chan, along with actors and athletes, participated in the relay.

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