It’s the end of the Olympics and if you are on the Internet most of the time, chances are, you may have already stumbled upon Google’s Olympics Doodle. Everyday there will be a Doodle representing an Olympics sport. This is thanks to a team of illustrators, who Google calls them doodlers, and engineers that are behind each and every doodle users see.

Here are our top three favourites throughout the Olympics:

Olympics Diving 2012 Doodle

This is a Doodle that make Malaysians proud. Pandelela Rinong created Malaysian diving history when the 19-year-old from Sarawak won a bronze medal in the women’s 10m individual platform event.

Olympics Hurdles 2012 Doodle

The hurdles got to be in the list. This is the first Olympics Doodle that is playable for everyone out there. Reminding users about another game called QWOP, the hurdles game utilises the directional key and spacebar to go through the race. Good luck!

Olympics Javelin 2012 Doodle

This is another favourite because it actually shows off two things. The first one is the typical javelin thrower. That’s not all because if you look closely above the letter G, there is a familiar looking machine. This is because it is the day NASA’s Curiosity rover landed on Mars.

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