Sports and Athletic Infographics

The 2013 US Masters in Augusta is kicking off, and this infographic from The Sporting Index outlines some factual information connected with the US Masters championships over the years. It contains lots of material including how many times a number one player has won, which shots have worked best for whom, when Tiger Woods last donned the Green Jacket, as well as building up to whether Tiger Woods will end his 5-year drought of Major wins.

With the World Cup and Olympics set to take stage in Brazil, eMaint thought they would visualize how this will be affecting the economy by illustrating what they are doing to prepare for these events. The following infographic points out the transportation that is being built to get everyone where they need to go, the different venues that they need to construct to host the different sporting events, and the jobs that will be generated from the World Cup and Olympics. The infographic also provides background information on the economy and it’s GDP, as well as the largest cities and their population.

Four of the most recognizable golfers of all time have left their mark on the Masters tournament over the pas seven decades. Check out this infographic from TicketCity which highlights some of the most notable moments of the past and keep your eyes on the 2013 Masters as the best may be yet to come.

Everyone is abuzz about the Final Four college basketball tournaments. There has been exciting stories about players, comebacks, and winning shots made at the final buzzer. However fascinating all of this is, there is an unnoticed champion that has been overlooked in all the frenzy. It is none other than the Final Four floor itself.

The following detailed infographic from RTR Sports is used to explain reasons behind sponsoring the Moto GP in numbers. It provides the real story and business behind racing.

The following infographic from Bang the Book.com provides a break down of the march madness seeds verse other seeds for the upcoming NCAA mens college basketball tournament

The Olympics is the most watched and most expensive sport event in the world, drawing in billions of users and spectators alike. Has anyone ever stopped to think about the Olympic venues themselves? Years of planning and construction are needed to reach the perfection required by the Olympic Committee and very few stop to think about the great feats of engineering that occur to make it all happen.