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Have to think of more later, but assuming she finishes,  Kinzang Lhamo in the marathon with more and more people joining her towards the finish  

just passed the 38km marker. Lhamo Kinzang is looking good!

still in km 35.

I was watching Athletics and one of the commentators told an awful dad joke that made me laugh:
 
A high jumper walks into a bar...
That's a miss!
 
This is why the world feed is superior to NBC!

I was watching Athletics and one of the commentators told an awful dad joke that made me laugh:
 
A high jumper walks into a bar...
That's a miss!
 
This is why the world feed is superior to NBC!

He definitely used that earlier this week too 

Letsile Tebogo’s running spikes in his 200m victory featured a tribute to his late mother, Seratiwa, who passed away earlier this year 🙏

Done !
 

 
every single TV covered second of the Tokyo 2020 on one place (They also added the missing Day 2 Swimming Heats and Badminton Court 1 action of both sessions) so we have really everything in this database.
 
All Days Links are in the opening post of this thread.
 
 
Enjoy !  and good re-watching
 
 
 

So happy they added this sport to the Olympics and that they held the event in Teahupo’o. For me this is one of the best moment of the games, and one of the great Olympic moments period.

Women's Shortboard
Final Results   Caroline MARKS   Tatiana WESTON-WEBB   Johanne DEFAY   Gold Medal Match   Caroline Marks  10.50 - 10.33  Tatiana Weston-Webb   Bronze Medal Match   Johanne Defay  12.66 - 4.93 Brisa Hennessy   Full Final Brackets HERE Round 1 & 2 Results Here

Men's Shortboard
Final Results   Kauli VAAST   Jack ROBINSON   Gabriel MEDINA   Gold Medal Match   Kauli Vaast  17.67 - 7.83  Jack Robinson    Bronze Medal Match   Gabriel Medina  15.54 - 12.43 Alonso Correa   Full Final Brackets HERE Round 1 & 2 Results Here

I only save the results from the Olympics. I had been using the PDF Official Reports for years, but started archiving them about halfway through Pyeongchang in 2018. Starting in Tokyo 2020 I learned how to use a database program called FileMaker to keep all the files more organized and easier to access. Here is a picture of the current version I've got going for Paris.
 
How long have you been collecting the PDF results? Do you use any special system/tool to keep everything organized?
 
I wish there was an easier way to get them instead of having to click through each discipline to check for updates/new files.

Surfing has been called off for today. More information will be coming regarding the forecast for 8/1 at 17:45 TAHT today.
 
https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/reports/surfing

Surfing has been called off for today. More information will be coming regarding the forecast for 8/1 at 17:45 TAHT today.
 
https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/reports/surfing

I like that the live events are being shown in red and the the completed matches are collapsed. What i don't like is that it doesn't show the completed events as "finished" on the main schedule. Just add the word finished on the bubble, so i know, that event is done..

Will bet that has been focus-grouped and market researched at some point and…..

You can get that result on the official website, but it only works on desktops/laptops right now. They modified the way their results are presented this year and it broke a lot of functionality, especially on the mobile app. They have been really slow to issue fix updates too.... 
 
Edit: Just tried on the desktop and it won't scroll to the selected day. It always scrolls to the first day of events when you click on a particular sport.

I remember the schedule in tokyo and past olympics looking like what I’ve attached.
for some reason its different this time 

This looks great honestly, there's just one big problem: it looks like it's Apple store exclusive, can't find it on my Android phone

There is an app for Android as well and it was on the Play Store but they removed it yesterday. Probably the IOC filed a complaint to use their official app so they had to remove it. The app still exists on other site-stores ( Paris Gold - Summer Games 2024 on APKCombo ) and the latest version is 2.0.6. I don't know if this will affect the development of the app from the developers. I send email to them to give us information about that.
 
EDIT: Developer said that app will be back online on Google Play Store in 1 or 2 days.

If the current official system doesn't change or improve, I might end up trying other sites, like NBColympics, CBC, BBC or another rights holder. Perhaps they will have developed a more user friendly results viewing system.
 
I'm hoping the IOC and Atos is able to make some changes, because I'd much rather use the official system if at all possible.

I used this app during Tokyo 2020 and it looks like the developer is actively updating it for Paris 2024. It's a great minimalistic app with the schedule and a basic results system. If you just want a quick look at the schedule for a day or discipline, I highly recommend it.
 
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/paris-gold-summer-games-2024/id1599727786

First 4 athletes departed today from Bratislava to Paris.
 
Our Canoe Slalom Team
 
from left The youngest Athlete of our entire Paris 2024 Olympic Team Zuzana Paňková (W C1), Reigning Olympic Silver medalist in M K1 Jakub Grigar, Rio 2016 M C1 Silver medalist Matej Beňuš and W K1 Reigning World Championship Silver medalist Eliška Mintálová
 

 
Full Canoe Slalom Team heading to the airport
 

I'm actually looking forward to those 2028 and 2032 time difference Olympics. Oddly, it was super chill to have Pyeongchang, Tokyo and Beijing especially all be in like the middle of the night for a significant part of the day. Basically nothing going on - at least in terms of non-Olympic sports or other distractions - so full focus entirely on the Olympics. And especially in summer, it was a lot more comfortable watching the Olympics at night with reasonable weather than during hot days (during Tokyo we had some hot days but for a majority of the day I was simply sleeping, so I managed to avoid that)  
 
Whether the Olympic day starts at 01:00 or 14:00 or 19:00 in my local time really makes no difference at all for me in terms of difficulty, I just change my daily routine accordingly for 2,5 weeks and it's all fine (but with the aforementioned preference for the night Olympics).

I teach at a university so I have a very flexible schedule in the summer. I’m using that flexibility and some PTO to take the entire Olympics off. I’m still working on figuring exactly what I’ll be watching, but my overall plan for each day is as follows:
 
Wake up around 1:30 AM EDT (7:30 AM CEST)
 
Shower, have breakfast
 
Update any new documents or info in my Olympics database. I use a FileMaker database to track all the events and download/store all the official report PDFs. I use the Olympic Data Feed’s Common Code system to automatically label every file I import.
 
Then, start watching events around 2:30 or 3:00 AM. Pretty much watch nonstop with minor breaks until 4 or 5 PM EDT (10 or 11 PM CEST).
 
I will then go to bed by 6 PM EDT and repeat again the next day.
 
Any days where surfing takes place will result in much less sleep.
 
I might try to adjust my body clock a bit a couple days before Wednesday next week, but we will see.