The International Olympic Committee's inaugural virtual sports series that wrapped up Wednesday marked the global sports body's first foray into an online gaming world that has boomed during the COVID-19 pandemic as it weighs officially adding certain online sports events to the Olympics program in the future.The Olympic Virtual Series, with competitions in baseball, cycling, rowing, sailing and motorsports, opened on May 13 in what the IOC said was an initiative to reach out to a "new and younger" audience.The IOC partnered with five international sports federations as well as games publis…READ FULL ARTICLE