The Paris 2024 Olympic Games They come to an end after more than two weeks full of emotions and great sporting moments. Paris pulled down the curtain of an Olympic event that took the baton on a European key, 12 years later.
China and the United Stateswhich contested the medal table until the last day. They have been the two great winners of these last Games, but not only. Australia, Japan and a brilliant France, taken out of their home, they also left their mark.
The Paris 2024 Olympic Games They said goodbye with some stars. The swimmer Leon Marchand the sprinter Noah Lylesthe world record holder again Armand Duplantisthe long distance runner Beatrice Chebetthe swimmer Katie Ledecky or the always referred to Simone Biles They are some of the international stars who have shone in their own light Paris.
The Spanish team also managed to leave a mark. The dream of 22 medals of Barcelona 1992 must continue for at least four years. however, Spain left with 17five of them are gold. The sailors Diego Botín and Florian Trittelthe marchers Álvaro Martín and María Pérez, triple jump athlete Jordan Díaz, and the men’s soccer and women’s water polo teams They touched the Olympic sky in this event. To his five gold medals, three more silver medals and eight bronze medals were added, a figure Spain tried to increase on the final day by the ‘Hispanos’ of handball.
It’s time for Olympism to have its great end party Games. Not much information has come out, beyond the fact that there will be performances by great figures, and not all of them will be doing it live from Paris. Yes, that is known the Stadium of France will be the venue for the final ceremony and there, the new Olympic champions Jordan Díaz and María Pérez the Spanish standard bearers to say goodbye to them Games in Paris and start the countdown on Los Angeles 2028.
When is the closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games?
The closing ceremony it is celebrated Sunday, August 11, at 9:00 pm.
Where to watch the closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games?
The closing ceremony of the Games can be seen tomorrow through RTVEwho will offer it on La 1, La2, Teledeporte and on its website, RTVE Play. It can also be seen of Eurosport and its platform. You can follow all information about the event through the Mundo Deportivo website.
Source: La Verdad
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