Analyzing the Statistics: The Performance at the Paris Olympics

The 2024 Paris Olympic Games are set to kick off on July 26 and run until August 11, followed by the Paralympic Games from August 28 to September 8. Paris is emphasizing its plans to utilize the Seine River as a central venue for events and elements of the Opening Ceremony during the Games. The Washington Post is sending a team of 27 journalists from various departments such as Sports, Well+Being, Features, International, Photo, Audio, Video, and Graphics to cover the Games on the ground. This coverage will mark the debut of the newspaper’s Audio section, featuring a new podcast called The Sports Moment: Olympics Edition. Among the journalists, Rick Maese, Les Carpenter, Jerry Brewer, and others have covered multiple Olympic Games, with Chuck Culpepper being the most veteran Olympics reporter with 10 Games under his belt. The Washington Post’s headquarters in the U.S. is 3,828 miles away from the Olympic Stadium in Saint-Denis. The Games will take place in 17 cities across France and Tahiti, the latter hosting the surfing competition. Follow The Washington Post’s coverage for all the latest updates on the 2024 Summer Games by signing up for The Sports Moment: Olympics Edition podcast.

Source
Photo credit www.washingtonpost.com