— July 26, 2026
Two years already. On July 26, 2024, Paris lit up with the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. The anniversary of this symbolic day was celebrated on Sunday. Nearly 200 volunteers... Read more "
— June 18, 2026
Starting Sunday, the Paris 2024 cauldron will return to the Tuileries Garden. Until September 14th, it will rise into the capital's sky every evening, just as it did... Read more "
— January 20, 2026
The flame never dies. An exhibition entirely dedicated to the legacy of the Paris 2024 Games will be held at the National Sports Museum in Nice, starting February 11th. Read more "
— January 14, 2026
The board of directors of the Paris 2024 Endowment Fund met on January 8 and 13 at the Maison du Sport français. They voted on the financial support... Read more "
— December 21, 2025
The "European City of Sport 2026" label was awarded to 21 cities across the continent at a ceremony organized by ACES (Association of European Capitals and Cities). Read more "
— December 15, 2025
François-Xavier Bonnaillie, commercial director of Paris 2024, has received the French National Order of Merit. The French ambassador to Australia, Pierre-André Imbert, presented him with this distinction in recognition of... Read more "
— December 4, 2025
Marileidy will be released in theaters in the summer of 2026. A film unlike any other, it retraces Marileidy Paulino's journey to her Olympic 400m title... Read more "
— November 17, 2025
A book was needed to tell the story of this incredible adventure. Tony Estanguet wrote *For the Love of Sport* (published by Calmann-Lévy) to recount everything he experienced, such as... Read more "
— November 3, 2025
He was 101 years old, and the Olympic spirit was etched in his very being. The death of Charles Coste was announced on Sunday. The Frenchman had won Olympic gold in the team pursuit... Read more "
— October 15, 2025
International Table Tennis Federation President Petra Sörling and Executive Director Steve Dainton were in Shanghai last week. The duo took advantage of... Read more "