In a strategic move to bolster its market position and commercial appeal, Athletics Australia has rebranded itself as Australian Athletics. This transformation is designed to reflect the sport’s evolution and growth, while connecting to its storied legacy and setting its sights on an exciting future.
The rebrand introduces a striking new logo and reaffirms a deep commitment to a broader Australian athletics community—a shift that positions the sport to capitalise on the golden era ahead.
The new identity aims to unite the four million Australians who actively participate in the sport, inspire participation at every level, and elevate the sport’s profile in Australia ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Games and beyond.
Australian Athletics CEO Simon Hollingsworth described the rebrand as an important step for the sport in Australia. “This rebrand isn’t just about a new look—it’s about reimagining what athletics means to Australians,” he said. “We’re creating a movement where everyone can belong.”
The rebrand also includes a new logo, with key features such as four core colours representing different aspects of the sport, green and gold reflecting the pride and unity of Team Australia, an abstract map of Australia symbolising the sport’s reach across the nation, lines representing lane markings and pathways, and modern typography aligning with themes of precision and dynamism.
This rebranding effort is expected to enhance Australian Athletics’ commercial prospects by creating a more cohesive and recognisable brand. By uniting all participants under a single identity, the organisation aims to attract increased sponsorship opportunities and broaden its market reach. The inclusive nature of the rebrand also seeks to engage a wider audience, from elite athletes to casual participants, thereby expanding the sport’s consumer base.
As the organisation looks ahead to the Brisbane 2032 Games and beyond, this rebrand positions Australian Athletics to capitalise on upcoming opportunities, ensuring the sport’s growth and sustainability in the competitive sports market.
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