Swimming at the Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024

[Federer91 3,020]

Minimum requirements to host the swimming events:

 

1. Have running water.

2. Measure the pool.

 

I hope they at least have point 1 covered. 

[NearPup 3,480]

6 hours ago, Vic Liu said:

Japanese media reported the the depth of swimming pool is around 2.2m which is less than 2.5m standard required by FINA and if will affect start and turn.

I thought 2m was the minimum? It's just very rare to not have 3m depth nowawady since deeper pools help with times.

[intoronto 6,387]

Ofc Canada will finish 4 in all 3 Women's relays behind a country that has doped. Insane.

[De_Gambassi 1,267]

It has been know for years (right when the arena was chosen to host the swimming event actually) that it will be a 2 meter something deph pool.

 

And then suddently, a japanese guy on twitter heard about it, claim - falsally - it doesn't fit with FINA rules and you gotta a new polemic on your hands. Gotta to love to host the Olympics 

[intoronto 6,387]

1 minute ago, De_Gambassi said:

It has been know for years (right when the arena was chosen to host the swimming event actually) that it will be a 2 meter something deph pool.

 

And then suddently, a japanese guy on twitter heard about it, claim - falsally - it doesn't fit with FINA rules and you gotta a new polemic on your hands. Gotta to love to host the Olympics 

Fwiw. All the venues look amazing and ready to go. 

[Orangehair43 285]

3 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Ofc Canada will finish 4 in all 3 Women's relays behind a country that has doped. Insane.

The medal will be reallocated sometime. The IOC will have to decide between USA and China at some point. 

[tirtha22 238]

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has sided with World Aquatics in the case of Cook Islands swimmer Wesley Roberts who, along with his federation, contested the new Universality limits for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

 

AQUA denied the 27-year-old Cook Islands swimmer a universality place in Paris on the basis of new rules that don’t allow Universality swimmers who have competed at two Olympic Games already. Limiting universality swimmers to two Olympics is a new rule change announced in 2022 along with a maximum age of 30 (as of Dec. 31, 2024), both of which are meant to refocus the initiative on domestic development of young talents who might still break through with Olympic qualifying times.

[Jambo 9]

4 hours ago, De_Gambassi said:

It has been know for years (right when the arena was chosen to host the swimming event actually) that it will be a 2 meter something deph pool.

 

And then suddently, a japanese guy on twitter heard about it, claim - falsally - it doesn't fit with FINA rules and you gotta a new polemic on your hands. Gotta to love to host the Olympics 

Tbf world aquatics does say minimum is 2.5m. I think thats why he said it 

[OlympicsFan 860]

5 hours ago, intoronto said:

Ofc Canada will finish 4 in all 3 Women's relays behind a country that has doped. Insane.

You mean Australia with Shayna Jack?

[OlympicsFan 860]

5 hours ago, Orangehair43 said:

The medal will be reallocated sometime. The IOC will have to decide between USA and China at some point. 

The current situation is really interesting. I am excited to see if Bach will step down in 2025 and who might replace him.