Paris 2024 Olympics - Latest News, Schedules & Results (original) (raw)

Ready to make a difference?

With Worldwide Olympic & Paralympic Partner Samsung and the power of sport and technology, we launched a digital community where you can solve, move and create for a better tomorrow.

FAQ

• The Olympic Games Paris 2024 mascot is Olympic Phryge. The mascot is based on the traditional small Phrygian hats for which they are shaped after.
  The name and design were chosen as symbols of freedom and to represent allegorical figures of the French republic.
  The Olympic Phryge is decked out in blue, white and red - the colours of France’s famed tricolour flag - with the golden Paris 2024 logo emblazoned across its chest.
• 1. 3X3 Basketball
  2. Archery
  3. Artistic Gymnastics
  4. Artistic Swimming
  5. Athletics
  6. Badminton
  7. Basketball
  8. Beach Volleyball
  9. Boxing
  10. Breaking
  11. Canoe Slalom
  12. Canoe Sprint
  13. Cycling BMX Freestyle
  14. Cycling BMX Racing
  15. Cycling Mountain Bike
  16. Cycling Road
  17. Cycling Track
  18. Diving
  19. Equestrian
  20. Fencing
  21. Football
  22. Golf
  23. Handball
  24. Hockey
  25. Judo
  26. Marathon Swimming
  27. Modern Pentathlon
  28. Rhythmic Gymnastics
  29. Rowing
  30. Rugby Sevens
  31. Sailing
  32. Shooting
  33. Skateboarding
  34. Sport Climbing
  35. Surfing
  36. Swimming
  37. Table Tennis
  38. Taekwondo
  39. Tennis
  40. Trampoline
  41. Triathlon
  42. Volleyball
  43. Water Polo
  44. Weightlifting
  45. Wrestling
• Around 10,500 athletes from 206 NOCs will compete.
• The summer edition of the Olympic Games is normally held every four years.
• Los Angeles, USA, will host the next Olympic Games from 14 to 30 July 2028. Brisbane, Australia, will host the Games in 2032.
• The summer edition of the Olympic Games is a multi-sport event normally held once every four years usually in July or August.
  The Olympic Winter Games are also held every four years in the winter months of the host location and the multi-sports competitions are practised on snow and ice.
  Both Games are organised by the International Olympic Committee.
• 1. 1896 Athens
  2. 1900 Paris
  3. 1904 St. Louis
  4. 1908 London
  5. 1912 Stockholm
  6. 1920 Antwerp
  7. 1924 Paris
  8. 1928 Amsterdam
  9. 1932 Los Angeles
  10. 1936 Berlin
  11. 1948 London
  12. 1952 Helsinki
  13. 1956 Melbourne
  14. 1960 Rome
  15. 1964 Tokyo
  16. 1968 Mexico City
  17. 1972 Munich
  18. 1976 Montreal
  19. 1980 Moscow
  20. 1984 Los Angeles
  21. 1988 Seoul
  22. 1992 Barcelona
  23. 1996 Atlanta
  24. 2000 Sydney
  25. 2004 Athens
  26. 2008 Beijing
  27. 2012 London
  28. 2016 Rio de Janeiro
  29. 2020 Tokyo
  30. 2024 Paris
• The inaugural Games took place in 1896 in Athens, Greece.