Five swimming medal events on Day 5
The key attraction of Day 5 of the Paris Olympics 2024 will undoubtedly be swimming as there will be some intense action at the La Defense Arena. For starters, Team USA’s Katie Ledecky will be aiming for gold in the 1500m freestyle event. Meanwhile, the men’s and women’s 100m freestyle finals will also be a great watch for swimming fans.
Artistic gymnastics to be a must watch for July 31
Among the artistic gymnastics event, the men’s individual all-around final will be a key watch as it boasts of the likes of Hashimoto Daiki and Zhang Boheng facing off against each other in a bid for gold. Hashimoto is already riding on a high around the team gold for Japan, and will be looking for his individual glory on Day 5.
Shooting, Fencing and Judo to be key attractions, how to watch
The fifth day at the Olympics will be very crucial for three sports: Shooting, fencing and judo. The women’s trap final is scheduled for day 5 which will be an interesting watch while the men’s and women’s quadruple sculls final A is also slated for this day as Team USA and other nations battle it out for glory in this charging event.
Meanwhile, the medal contests for the women’s 70 kgs and men’s 90 kgs is also scheduled for Day 5.
All the action around the Paris Olympics can be caught easily on Peacock, NBCOlympics.com and Fubo. Meanwhile, all statistics and live updates can be viewed from the Paris Olympics’ official website.
FAQs:
Is there any shooting event on July 31 at the Paris Olympics 2024?
The women’s trap final event in shooting has been scheduled for Day 5 at the Paris Olympics 2024, where top women shooters will be gunning for gold. Are there any judo events for Paris Olympics Day 5?
Among all other sporting events scheduled for Day 5, judo will also be of prime importance as the women’s 70 kgs and men’s 90 kgs events are slated for the day.
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