Paris 2024 Olympic Games: an opening ceremony on the Seine, the images

Paris 2024 Olympic Games an opening ceremony on the Seine

PARIS 2024 Olympic Games. The organizing committee for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games has unveiled the beginnings of the opening ceremony.

[Mis à jour le 15 décembre 2021 à 14h57] In less than three years, the Summer Olympics will land in the French capital. While it will take a lot of patience, the organizing committee has unveiled the beginnings of the opening ceremony with a show that promises to be historic on the Seine. If the project is carried out, it will be the very first time that the latter will not be carried out within the Olympic stadium. Here are the pictures:

In which places and sites will the Paris 2024 Olympic Games take place?

The olympic games Paris 2024 will be contested in the Parisian capital but also in Saint-Denis, Yvelines, Marseille and Tahiti.

  • Roland-Garros stadium : tennis, boxing for the Olympics, wheelchair tennis and sitting volleyball for the Paralympics
  • Concord : skateboarding, 3X3 basketball, freestyle BMX and break dancing for the Olympics
  • Big palace : fencing, taekwondo for the Olympics, armchair fencing and para taekwondo for the Paralympics
  • Arena Champs-de-Mars (ephemeral Grand Palais) : judo and wrestling for the Olympics, para judo and wheelchair rugby for the Paralympics
  • Eiffel Tower Stadium : Beach Volleyball for the Olympics and Blind football for the Paralympics
  • Invalids : archery for the Olympics and para archery for the Paralympics
  • Pont d’Iéna : triathlon, open water swimming, athletics (marathon and walking) cycling for the Olympics and para triathlon for the Paralympics
  • Arena Bercy : basketball (from the quarter-finals), artistic gymnastics, trampoline for the Olympics and wheelchair basketball for the Paralympics
  • Arena Paris Sud 1 (Exhibition Center) : volleyball for the Olympics, Boccia for the Paralympics
  • Arena Paris Sud 4: table tennis for the Olympics, para-table tennis for the Paralympics
  • Arena Paris Sud 6: weightlifting and basketball (preliminary stages) for the Olympics
  • Arena Porte de la Chapelle: badminton and rhythmic gymnastics for the Olympics, para badminton and para weightlifting for the Paralympics
  • Pierre de Coubertin stadium: goalball for the Paralympics
  • Stade de France : athletics and rugby for the Olympics, para athletics for the Paralympics
  • Aquatic center (Saint-Denis) : water polo (eliminatory phases), artistic swimming and diving for the Olympics
  • La Courneuve shooting range: Shooting for the Olympics, Para shooting for the Paralympics
  • Le Bourget Climbing Site: Sport climbing for the Olympics
  • Arena La Défense (Nanterre): swimming and water polo (from the quarter-finals) for the Olympics, swimming for the Paralympics
  • Yves-Du-Manoir Stadium (Colombes): hockey for the olympics
  • Nautical stadium of Vaires-sur-Marne: Canoeing and rowing for the Olympics, para canoeing and para rowing for the Paralympics
  • Elancourt Hill: MTB for the Olympics
  • Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines National Velodrome: track cycling, modern pentathlon (fencing events) for the Olympic Games, para cycling for the Paralympics
  • Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines BMX stadium: BMX race for the Olympics
  • Golf National (Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines): golf for the Olympics
  • Castle of Versailles : Equestrian sports, modern pentathlon for the Olympic Games, para riding (para dressage) for the Paralympics
  • The football tournament will take place in several stadiums across the country: the Parc des Princes in Paris, the Vélodrome in Marseille, the Groupama Stadium in Lyon, the Matmut Atlantique in Bordeaux, the La Beaujoire stadium in Nantes, the Geoffroy-Guichard stadium in Saint-Etienne and the Allianz Riviera in Nice.
  • The handball tournament will take place at the Pierre-Mauroy Stadium in Lille.
  • The sailing events will take place at the Marina de Marseille.
  • The surfing events will take place in Teahupo’o, Tahiti, whose wave is “one of the most selective in the world”, according to the organizers.

What is the logo of Paris 2024?

Here is the official logo of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games

It is still too early to be able to access tickets for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. These tickets will be launched in 2023, thirteen million tickets (approximately 10 million for the Olympic Games and 3 million for the Paralympics will be available. “We have launched. calls for tenders to define the best ticketing solutions, to start auditing, to ask questions about ticketing tools, customer service, access control tools. And this summer or fall we will finalize the selection of these service providers and stabilize our commercial policy at the end of the year “, emphasizes Marlène Masure, in charge of the Paris 2024 sales department.

The list of disciplines for the 2024 Olympic Games

At each Olympiad, new sports apply to join or re-join the Olympic program. In 2016, rugby 7 and golf had their appearance. Before the possible addition of new disciplines, here is the list of 28 sports on the program of the Summer Olympics:

Athletics 48 events (23 women, 23 men, two mixed)

  • 100 m, 200 m, 400 m, 800 m, 1,500 m, 5,000 m, 10,000 m
  • 100m hurdles (ladies), 110m hurdles (men), 400m hurdles, 3000m steeplechase
  • 4x100m and 4x400m relay
  • High jump, long jump, pole vault, triple jump
  • Shot put, discus, hammer, javelin
  • Heptathlon (women), decathlon (men)
  • Marathon
  • 20 km walk
  • 4 x 400 m mixed + one mixed event yet to be defined

Rowing 14 events (seven ladies, seven men)

  • Women: single scull, two scull, four scull, two coxless, four coxless, eight, two scull lightweight
  • Gentlemen: single scull, two scull, four scull, two coxless, four coxless, eight, two scull lightweight

Basketball

  • 4 events (two ladies, two men)
  • 3×3 basketball: ladies and men’s tournaments
  • Basketball: ladies’ and men’s tournaments

Badminton 5 events (two ladies, two men, one mixed)

  • Ladies: single and double
  • Gentlemen: single and double
  • Mixed: double

Boxing 13 events (six ladies, seven men)

  • Weight categories to be defined

Canoe Kayak 16 events (eight ladies, eight men)

  • Men: 1,000 m single kayak (K1), 500 m double kayak (K2), 500 m four-person kayak (K4), 1,000 m single canoe (C1), 500 m double canoe (C2)
  • Women: 500 m single kayak (K1), 500 m double kayak (K2), 500 m four-person kayak (K4), 200 m single canoe (C1), 500 m double canoe (C2)
  • Descent: single kayak (K1), single canoe (C1), extreme canoe for men and women

Cycling 22 events (eleven ladies, eleven men)

  • BMX (ladies and gentlemen): freestyle, racing
  • MTB (ladies and gentlemen): cross-country
  • Road (ladies and gentlemen): road race, time trial
  • Track (ladies and gentlemen): sprint, team sprint, keirin, team pursuit, omnium, madison

Horse riding 6 mixed events

  • Complete: individual and team competition
  • Dressage: individual and team competition
  • Show jumping: individual and team competition

Fencing 12 events (six ladies, six men)

  • Men: épée, foil and saber in individual and team
  • Women: épée, foil and saber in individual and team

Soccer

  • Two tournaments (women and men)

Golf

Two events (women and men)

Handball

  • Two tournaments (women and men)

Weightlifting 10 events (five ladies, five men)

  • Weight categories to be defined

Field hockey

  • Two tournaments (one ladies, one gentlemen)

Judo 15 events (seven ladies, seven men, one mixed)

  • Gentlemen: -60 kg, -66 kg, -73 kg, -81 kg, -90 kg, -100 kg, +100 kg
  • Ladies: -48 kg, -52 kg, -57 kg, -63 kg, -70 kg, -78 kg, +78 kg
  • Mixed team events

Struggle 18 events (six ladies, twelve men)

  • Greco-Roman (men only): 57 kg, 65 kg, 74 kg, 87 kg, 97 kg, 130 kg
  • Free ladies: 50 kg, 53 kg, 57 kg, 62 kg, 68 kg, 76 kg
  • Free Men: 60 kg, 67 kg, 77 kg, 86 kg, 97 kg, 125 kg

Swimming 49 events (23 women, 25 men, one mixed)

  • Free: 50m, 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 1,500m, 4x100m and 4x200m relay, ladies and men
  • Backstroke: 100m, 200m ladies and gentlemen
  • Breaststroke: 100m, 200m ladies and gentlemen
  • Butterfly: 100m, 200m ladies and gentlemen
  • Medley: 200m, 400m, women’s and men’s 4x100m relay
  • Mixed medley relay
  • Open water: 10 km ladies and gentlemen
  • Diving 3m springboard, high flight 10m, synchronized 3m springboard, synchronized 10m
  • Water polo: ladies and gentlemen tournament
  • Synchronized swimming: ladies’ duet and ballet

Modern Pentathlon

  • 2 events (one ladies, one gentlemen)

Rugby 7

  • Two tournaments (women and men)

Taekwondo 8 events (four ladies, four men)

  • Ladies: -49 kg, -57 kg, -67 kg, +67 kg
  • Gentlemen: -58 kg, -68 kg, -80 kg, +80 kg

Tennis 5 events (two ladies, two men, one mixed)

  • Ladies: single and double
  • Gentlemen: single and double
  • Mixed: double

Table tennis 5 events (two ladies, two men, one mixed)

  • Ladies: single and double
  • Gentlemen: single and double
  • Mixed: double

Shoot 15 events (six ladies, six men, three mixed)

  • Gentlemen: 10m rifle, 50m three-position rifle, 10m pistol, 25m rapid fire pistol, trap, skeet
  • Ladies: 10m rifle, 50m three-position rifle, 10m pistol, 25m pistol, trap, skeet
  • Mixed: 10m rifle, 10m pistol, skeet

Archery 5 events (two ladies, two men, one mixed)

  • Ladies: individual and team
  • Gentlemen: individual and in teams
  • Mixed: by teams

Triathlon 3 events (one ladies, one gentlemen, one mixed)

  • Individual ladies and gentlemen
  • Mixed teams

Sail 10 events (three men, three women, four mixed)

  • Ladies: windsurfing with foil, laser, 49er
  • Gentlemen: windsurfing with foil, laser, 49er
  • Mixed: Nacra17, 470, kitesurfing and one event yet to be defined

Volleyball 4 events (two ladies, two men)

  • Ladies and Gentlemen’s Beach Volleyball Tournaments
  • Ladies and Gentlemen’s Volleyball Tournaments

What are the new events at the 2024 Paris Olympics?

Here is the list of the new events that will be on the program for the 2024 Olympics

  • climbing
  • skateboarding
  • surf
  • breakdance.

When does the Paris 2024 Olympic Games start?

The Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games (OCOG) indicated in February 2019 that these 2024 Paris Olympics, which were initially due to start on August 2, will finally take place from July 26 to August 11, 2024. It is obviously a little early to know the dates of the events, the daily calendar and the TV program for this sports fortnight. These subjects will be studied once the list of sports and the selected sites are official.

When was the Paris 2024 Olympic Games awarded?

The vote and the designation of the host city for the 2024 Olympic Games took place on Wednesday, September 13, 2017, during the 130th session of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lima (Peru), after the final presentations of each of the candidatures, and after the report of the President of the IOC Evaluation Commission. The 84 IOC members present in Peru unanimously validated the tripartite agreement which grants the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, and those of 2028 in Los Angeles. Recall that Paris had indeed recently failed in its quest in 1992 (beaten by Barcelona), in 2008 (beaten by Beijing) and in 2012 (beaten by London). In 2004, Lille was chosen to represent France, without success either. We have to go back to 1900 and 1924 to find traces of the Summer Olympics in France, each time in the French capital.

  • Athletics
  • Rowing
  • Badminton,
  • Basketball,
  • Boxing
  • Canoeing (line race + slalom)
  • Cycling (BMX + track + road + MTB)
  • Equestrian sports (show jumping + dressage + eventing)
  • Fencing
  • Soccer
  • Golf
  • Gymnastics (artistic + rhythmic + trampoline)
  • Weightlifting
  • Handball
  • Field hockey,
  • Judo
  • Wrestling (free + Greco-Roman)
  • Water sports (swimming + diving + synchronized swimming + water polo)
  • Modern Pentathlon
  • Rugby 7
  • Taekwondo
  • Tennis
  • Table tennis
  • Shooting (rifle + pistol + target shooting)
  • Archery
  • Triathlon
  • Sail
  • Volleyball (indoor + beach volleyball).

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