Rede Globo has been the longtime broadcaster and rightsholder for the Olympic Games as well as the Olympic Winter Games in Brazil.
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Contents
- 1 Munich 1972
- 2 Montreal 1976
- 3 Lake Placid 1980 (Winter)
- 4 Moscow 1980
- 5 Sarajevo 1984 (Winter)
- 6 Los Angeles 1984
- 7 Calgary 1988 (Winter)
- 8 Seoul 1988
- 9 Albertville 1992 (Winter)
- 10 Barcelona 1992
- 11 Lillehammer 1994 (Winter)
- 12 Atlanta 1996
- 13 Nagano 1998 (Winter)
- 14 Sydney 2000
- 15 Salt Lake 2002 (Winter)
- 16 Athens 2004
- 17 Torino 2006 (Winter)
- 18 Beijing 2008
- 19 2010; 2012
- 20 Sochi 2014 (Winter)
- 21 Rio 2016 (Host Network)
- 22 PyeongChang 2018 (Winter)
- 23 Tokyo 2020
- 24 Beijing 2022 (Winter)
Munich 1972
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Montreal 1976
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Lake Placid 1980 (Winter)
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Moscow 1980
Sarajevo 1984 (Winter)
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Los Angeles 1984
Calgary 1988 (Winter)
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Seoul 1988
Albertville 1992 (Winter)
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Barcelona 1992
Lillehammer 1994 (Winter)
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Atlanta 1996
Nagano 1998 (Winter)
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Sydney 2000
Salt Lake 2002 (Winter)
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Athens 2004
Torino 2006 (Winter)
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Beijing 2008
2010; 2012
Due to Rede Record acquiring the exclusive free-to-air rights to 2010 Winter Olympics and the 2012 Summer Olympics. Both games were broadcasted on pay-tv through Globosat-owned sister network SporTV.
Sochi 2014 (Winter)
Rio 2016 (Host Network)
PyeongChang 2018 (Winter)

"Official Broadcasting" version (First and only time the Globo's monochromatic logo was used in a main official broadcasting title card of an event)
Tokyo 2020
Beijing 2022 (Winter)
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