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London Olympics 2012 Fencing



To mark the third day of the London Olympics 2012, Google has replaced its usual logo with a new doodle - London 2012 fencing.

The new doodle shows two fencers fighting against each other using bladed weapons.

The letter 'L' in "Google" is shown as one of the bladed weapons being used by one of the fencers, while a helmet on the head of a fencer is modishly depicted as the first 'O' of the word "Google".

The rest of the letters are placed in the playing area near the boundary. The London 2012 fencing doodle is the fourth London Olympics doodle.

The Fencing events at London 2012 Olympics are scheduled from July 28(Saturday)to August 5(Sunday).

 At London 2012, 35 Fencing pistes will be used during competition. There are 10 events - men's and women's Individual Epee, Foil and Sabre, men's Team Foil and Team Sabre, women's Team Epee and Team Foil - which are scheduled to be contested.

The number of participants in Fencing events are 212 - 105 men and 107 women.

Fencing takes place on a piste, 14 metres long and between 1.5m and 2m wide. There are no Indian participants in the fencing events at London 2012

Google creating the logo its really special thinking, every logo creators must see this cretive work.

My wishes to that team members

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