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La lutte turque à l’huile : les lutteurs s’enduisent d’huile d’olive et portent un pantalon de cuir. Le tournoi de Kırkpınar, à Edirne, est présenté comme l’une des plus anciennes compétitions sportives du monde.
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TurquieLa lutte turque à l’huile : les lutteurs s’enduisent d’huile d’olive et portent un pantalon de cuir. Le tournoi de Kırkpınar, à Edirne, est présenté comme l’une des plus anciennes compétitions sportives du monde.
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Yağlı güreş is Turkish oil wrestling: wrestlers cover themselves in olive oil and wear heavy leather trousers (kispet). The Kırkpınar tournament in Edirne is traditionally dated to the 14th century and is often called the oldest continuously held sporting competition in the world.
A wrestler wins by pinning the opponent's back to the ground or lifting him and walking a few steps. The champion becomes "başpehlivan" and wins the Golden Belt. UNESCO listed the Kırkpınar festival in 2010.
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Yağlı güreş is Turkish oil wrestling: wrestlers cover themselves in olive oil and wear heavy leather trousers (kispet). The Kırkpınar tournament in Edirne is traditionally dated to the 14th century and is often called the oldest continuously held sporting competition in the world.
A wrestler wins by pinning the opponent's back to the ground or lifting him and walking a few steps. The champion becomes "başpehlivan" and wins the Golden Belt. UNESCO listed the Kırkpınar festival in 2010.
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