Sexy Olympians of the 2012 London games
The Olympic games may be all about competition and sportsmanship, but it's also about lithe athletes working up a sweat. Here's a look at 50 of the hottest men and women competing in London this summer.
Victoria Azarenka, Belarus, tennis
Victoria Azarenka, Belarus, tennis
Sue Bird, United States, basketball
Milagros Cabral, Brazil, volleyball
Veronica Campbell-Brown, Jamaica, track & field
Clarissa Chun, United States, freestyle wrestling
Natalie Coughlin, United States, swimming
Allyson Felix, United States, track & field
Raphaela Folie, Italy, volleyball
Leryn Franco, Paraguay, track & field
Kim Glass, United States, volleyball
Britta Heidemann, Germany, fencing
Ana Ivanovic, Serbia, tennis
Lauren Jackson, Australia, basketball
Lolo Jones, United States, track & field
Susanna Kallur, Sweden, track & field
Darya Klishina, Russia, track & field
Laure Manaudou, France, swimming
Alex Morgan, United States, soccer
Victoria Pendleton, Britain, cycling
Stephanie Rice, Australia, swimming
Maria Sharapova, Russia, tennis
Hope Solo, United States, soccer
Logan Tom, United States, volleyball
Kerri Walsh and Misty May Traynor, United States, beach volleyball
Yohan Blake, Jamaica, track & field
Usain Bolt, Jamaica, track & field
David Boudia, United States, diving
Jordan Burroughs, United States, freestyle wrestling
Alison Cerutti, Brazil, beach volleyball
Thomas Cleverley (right), Britain, soccer
Alexandre Despatie, Canada, diving
Kevin Durant, United States, basketball
Jamie Dwyer, Australia, field hockey
Ashton Eaton, United States, track & field
Trey Hardee, United States, track & field
Jeff Horn, Australia, boxing
Serge Ibaka, Spain, basketball
Giuseppe Lanzone, United States, rowing
Danell Leyva, United States, gymnastics
Ryan Lochte, United States, swimming
James Magnussen, Australia, swimming
Aldo Montano, Italy, fencing
Tim Morehouse, United States, fencing
Rafael Nadal, Spain, tennis
Michael Phelps, United States, swimming
Teddy Riner, France, judo
Clemente Russo, Italy, boxing
Eamon Sullivan, Australia, swimming
Adam Van Koeverden, Canada, kayaking
