Eurosport 1

:This article is about the television channel formerly known as Eurosport. For the television network itself, see Eurosport.
==Eurosport==
===1989-1994===
Eurosport started broadcasting in February 1989, and was initially a joint venture between Sky Television and the European Broadcasting Union.
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===1994–2001===
EUROSPORT POLSKA.gif|Polish logo
eurosport france.jpg
Eurosport introduced a new red, white, and blue logo in June 1994, coinciding with the World Cup. It was created by McCann-Erickson.
===2001–2011===
Eurosport France.svg
Eurosport HD logo 2008.svg|2008 HD logo
EUROSPORT INTERACTIF 2000.jpg|Eurosport Interactive logo
Eurosport HD logo 2009.svg|2009 HD logo
===2011–2015===
Eurosport 2011 (Flat).svg|Flat version
Eurosport (no stars).svg|Logo without the stars
Europsporthd.svg|HD logo
Eurosport 360 HD.svg|Eurosport 360 logo
Eurosport 3D.svg|Eurosport 3D logo
EUROSPORT ARABIA.png|Eurosport Arabia logo
EUROSPORT APAC.png|Eurosport Asia Pacific logo
==Eurosport 1==
===2015–present===
====2015–2022====
Eurosport 1 HD.svg|HD logo
eurosport 1 3d.svg|3D logo
Eurosport 1 (II).svg|Short version
====2022–present====
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