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1. Medal Race

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   Country	G	S	B	Total
   United States	21	30	28	79
   China	21	18	14	53
   France	13	16	19	48
   Great Britain	12	13	17	42

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2. Olympics schedule

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   • August 6
   • August 7

   All times in EST | Last updated on August 4, 2024

   5:45 AMPeacock	Artistic GymnasticsMen's Parallel Bars Final
   6:38 AMPeacock	Artistic GymnasticsWomen's Balance Beam Final
   7:33 AMPeacock	Artistic GymnasticsMen's Horizontal Bar Final

   3:00 AMPeacock	VolleyballWomen's Quarterfinals
   7:00 AMPeacock	VolleyballWomen's Quarterfinals
   9:00 AMPeacock	DivingWomen's 10m Platform Final

   4:00 AMNBC	DivingMen's 3m Springboard Semifinal
   5:00 AMPeacock	BasketballWomen's Quarterfinal
   8:30 AMPeacock	BasketballWomen's Quarterfinal

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   All times in EST | Last updated on August 5, 2024

   Tue, August 063:00 AM	VolleyballWomen's Quarterfinals
   Tue, August 063:30 AM	Canoe SprintMen's Kayak Four 500m Heats
   Tue, August 063:30 AM	HandballDenmark vs Netherlands

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3. Top Olympic Athletes to Watch

   • Dominika Banevic (Lithuania)

     Breaking

   • Gabriel Medina (Brazil)

     Surfing

   • Taryn Kloth (USA)

     Beach Volleyball

   • Mondo Duplantis (Sweden)

     Track And Field

   • Rory McIlroy (Ireland)

     Golf

   • Sophia Smith (USA)

     Soccer

   • Lasha Talakhadze (Georgia)

     Weightlifting

   • Nikola Karabatic (France)

     Handball

   • Stephen Curry (USA)

     Basketball

   • Paxten Aaronson (USA)

     Soccer

   • Kara Kohler (USA)

     Rowing

   • Teddy Riner (France)

     Judo

   • Sara Hughes (USA)

     Beach Volleyball

   • Anna Hall (USA)

     Track And Field

   • Quan Hongchan (China)

     Diving

   • Joe Clarke (Great Britain)

     Canoeing

   • Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (Jamaica)

     Track And Field

   • Lee Kiefer (USA)

     Fencing

   • Xander Schauffele (USA)

     Golf

   • Viktor Axelsen (Denmark)

     Badminton

   • Nevin Harrison (USA)

     Canoeing

   • Regan Smith (USA)

     Swimming

   • Mete Gazoz (Turkey)

     Archery

   • Carissa Moore (USA)

     Surfing

   • Breanna Stewart (USA)

     Basketball

   • Aitana Bonmati (Spain)

     Soccer

   • Leon Marchand (France)

     Swimming

   • Olivia Reeves (USA)

     Weightlifting

   • Dusan Mandic (Serbia)

     Water Polo

   • Nick Itkin (USA)

     Fencing

   • Kristen Nuss (USA)

     Beach Volleyball

   • Coco Gauff (USA)

     Tennis

   • Darja Varfolomeev (Germany)

     Rhythmic Gymnastics

   • Amit Elor (USA)

     Wrestling

   • David Taylor (USA)

     Wrestling

   • Noah Lyles (USA)

     Track And Field

   • Simone Biles (USA)

     Gymnastics

   • Eleanor Aldridge (Great Britain)

     Sailing

   • Trinity Rodman (USA)

     Soccer

   • Hashimoto Daiki (Japan)

     Gymnastics

   • Ryan Crouser (USA)

     Track And Field

   • LeBron James (USA)

     Basketball

   • Thiago Almada (Argentina)

     Soccer

   • Sha’Carri Richardson (USA)

     Track And Field

   • Rebeca Andrade (Brazil)

     Gymnastics

   • Victor Montalvo (USA)

     Breaking

   • Gavin Bottger (USA)

     Skateboarding

   • Jack Alexy (USA)

     Swimming

   • Harmanpreet Singh (India)

     Field Hockey

   • Victor Wembanyama (France)

     Basketball

   • Lilia Vu (USA)

     Golf

   • Alex Yee (Great Britain)

     Triathlon

   • Tom Daley (Great Britain)

     Diving

   • Summer McIntosh (Canada)

     Swimming

   • Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Canada)

     Basketball

   • Ashleigh Johnson (USA)

     Water Polo

   • Earvin N'Gapeth (France)

     Volleyball

   • Sky Brown (Great Britain)

     Skateboarding

   • Nelly Korda (USA)

     Golf

   • Jennifer Valente (USA)

     Cycling

   • Novak Djokovic (Serbia)

     Tennis

   • Kate Douglass (USA)

     Swimming

   • Vincent Hancock (USA)

     Shooting

   • Bryony Page (Great Britain)

     Trampoline

   • Mijain Lopez (Cuba)

     Wrestling

   • Jimmer Fredette (USA)

     3X3 Basketball

   • Jagger Eaton (USA)

     Skateboarding

   • Jahmal Harvey (USA)

     Boxing

   • Diana Taurasi (USA)

     Basketball

   • Hannah Roberts (USA)

     Cycling

   • Jordan Larson (USA)

     Volleyball

   • Kelly Cheng (USA)

     Beach Volleyball

   • Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (USA)

     Track And Field

   • Ilona Maher (USA)

     Rugby

   • CJ Nickolas (USA)

     Taekwondo

   • Katie Ledecky (USA)

     Swimming

   • Nikola Jokic (Serbia)

     Basketball

   • Perry Baker (USA)

     Rugby

   • Jakob Ingebrigtsen (Norway)

     Track And Field

   • Scottie Scheffler (USA)

     Golf

   • Carlos Alcaraz (Spain)

     Tennis

   • Ben Maher (Great Britain)

     Equestrian

   • Oliver Zeidler (Germany)

     Rowing

   • Christian Coleman (USA)

     Track And Field

   • Casey Kaufhold (USA)

     Archery

   • Ma Long (China)

     Table Tennis

   • Nyjah Huston (USA)

     Skateboarding

   • Caeleb Dressel (USA)

     Swimming

   • Kaylia Nemour (Algeria)

     Gymnastics

   • Iga Swiatek (Poland)

     Tennis

   • Sam Watson (USA)

     Sport Climbing

   • Natalia Grossman (USA)

     Sport Climbing

   • Fred Richard (USA)

     Gymnastics

   • Joe Choong (Great Britain)

     Modern Pentathlon

4. olympics.com › enParis 2024 Olympics - Latest News, Schedules & Results

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   Welcome to the Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games website. Follow the world's top athletes as they go for gold in France (Jul 26-Aug 11, 2024).

5. olympics.com › en › paris-2024Olympic Schedule & Results | Paris 2024 Olympics

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   Official Paris 2024 Olympic schedule. View the competition schedule and live results for the summer Olympics in Paris. (Jul 26-Aug 11, 2024)

6. Summer Olympics

   

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7. www.nbc.com › nbc-insider › olympic-gymnastics-2024Olympic Gymnastics 2024: Where to Watch, Full Schedule

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   Jul 9, 2024 · Every day during the Summer Olympics, NBC will offer fans at least nine hours of daytime coverage of the Games’ most exciting events, including live finals coverage of swimming, gymnastics ...

8. olympics.com › en › newsParis 2024 Olympic Games full schedule and day-by-day ...

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   Mar 19, 2024 · Check out the full competition schedule for Paris 2024 on Olympics.com, with information on when every event will take place during the upcoming Olympic Games. The competition schedule is subject to change until the end of the Olympic Games Paris 2024. Elevate your Paris 2024 experience.

9. www.nbcsports.com › olympics › news2024 Paris Olympics dates, schedule information, athletes to ...

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   Jul 26, 2022 · 2024 Paris Olympics dates, schedule information, athletes to watch. In 2024, Paris will become the second city to host the Olympics for a third time after London. The Games will mark the 100th anniversary of the last time that Paris hosted, back in 1924.

10. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › United_States_at_the_2024United States at the 2024 Summer Olympics - Wikipedia

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    The United States of America (USA), represented by the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC), is competing at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris from July 26 to August 11, 2024. U.S. athletes have appeared in every Summer Olympic Games of the modern era, except for the 1980 edition in Moscow , when America led a sixty-six-nation ...

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    Jan 4, 2022 · The schedule reflects Paris 2024’s ambition to stage a spectacular and popular Games. 32 sports will be on the programme, which will give rise to 19 days of competition from Wednesday 24 July to Sunday 11 August, 329 events, for a total of 762 sessions*.

12. www.espn.com › olympics › story2024 Olympics: Results, what you missed on Wednesday - ESPN

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    5 days ago · 2024 Summer Olympics. Stay up to date on every sport: • Schedule: Find your favorite event • Medal tracker: Each country's total • FAQ: Everything you need to know • More Olympics...

13. olympics.com › ioc › paris-2024Paris 2024 - Olympic Games

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    On 13 September at the IOC Session in Lima, it was confirmed that Paris and Los Angeles will host the Olympic Games 2024 and 2028 respectively, following the International Olympic Committee’s historic decision to award both Games simultaneously. Here, we trace the exceptional circumstances that led to the decision.

14. www.nbcolympics.comParis 2024 Olympic Games | NBC Olympics

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    Visit NBCOlympics.com for Summer Olympics live streams, highlights, schedules, results, news, athlete bios and more from Paris 2024.