Sebastian Coe says if he becomes president of the International Olympic Committee he wants a "reset" to give its members more of a voice.

Sebastian Coe, the two-time Olympic gold medalist who has led track and field’s global governing body for the past decade, unveiled a platform to claim the International Olympic Committee presidency that includes “protecting” women’s sports, modernizing revenue streams and giving athletes a greater voice.

Sebastian Coe has vowed to shake up the International Olympic Committee if he wins the race to be its new president and believes “too much power is in the hands of too few people”. Coe, a double Olympic champion and the current president of World Athletics,