2024 PARIS SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
- Pool Swimming: July 27 – August 4, 2024
- Open Water Swimming: August 8 – 9, 2024
- La Défense Arena — Paris, France
- LCM (50 meters)
- Meet Central
- Full Swimming Schedule
- SwimSwam Preview Index
- Entry Lists
- Live Results
- Pick ’em Contest
- How To Watch
The countdown is on with the swimming competition at the 2024 Olympic Games just hours away. Below, find everything you need to follow along with what promises to be an exhilarating nine days of racing in Paris.
START TIMES & SCHEDULE
The swimming schedule for all 17 sessions of racing, along with targeted start times for each race, can be found here. Note that listed start times are local in Paris.
Prelims will be contested at 11:00 am in Paris, which is 5:00 am ET and 2:00 am PT. Finals are at 8:30 pm locally, 2:30 pm ET and 11:30 am ET.
You can find session start times in every major city here.
ENTRIES & RESULTS
Unlike most major international meets, live results won’t be available on Omega Timing. In Paris, results will be accessible through the Olympic website here.
At the “Official Reports” tab of the swimming section, you can find everything you need before, during and after each session, from entry lists, heat sheets, results and records.
SwimSwam will be providing live results updates in our live recaps, but having the official reports link handy will be crucial for fans who want to see splits and a complete list of results for those who don’t advance out of the heats or semis.
HOW TO WATCH
Finding Olympic coverage is a bit different in every country, but the biggest sporting competition on Earth is typically found on a major broadcast network wherever you are in the world, with additional streaming options available as well.
As the marquee sport of the first week of the Games, expect swimming to be featured heavily on the main network in your country.
We’ve outlined how viewers in the United States can watch the Games here, and how those around the world can watch here.
American viewers can find finals live on the main NBC broadcast network daily at 2:30 p.m. ET, or they can alternatively stream it on either Peacock or NBC Olympics. They can also stream full prelim sessions on Peacock and NBC Olympics.
Canada will have CBC broadcasting swimming finals, Australia will have Network Nine, Great Britain will have BBC One, and the rest of Europe will have coverage provided on EuroSport. Read more here.
PICK ‘EM CONTEST
It’s almost time to close our Pick ’em Contest for the Olympics, so if you haven’t entered yet, push the button and get those picks in before 7:00 pm ET on Friday.
If you’re not sure who to pick, check out our event-by-event previews here for an in-depth breakdown of every race.
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Titmus is looking so good. she looks moving slower and yet shes moving fastest.
Titmus is very high on the water.
i thought this heat wouldbe faster
fairweather looks smooth
no NZ woman has won swimming olympic medal since 1952,
could Fairweather break the drought?
Ledecky will swim fastest in prelims as she has always done.
Zhang Yufei looking good
This is the closest Popovici is gonna come to tell us he’s going to win 🙂
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‘However, the Romanian delivered a timely pre-Olympic return to form by defending his two European crowns in Belgrade last month. His 100m time—46.88 secs—was the third quickest in history.
“It gave me a lot of confidence being able to race these times with almost no taper at all and yeah, it ‘pumped’ me,” he tells World Aquatics.’
https://www.worldaquatics.com/news/4066012/paris-2024-underdog-david-popovici-hyped-ahead-of-olympic-medal-bid
Coordinated attack on the Paris rail system today. https://www.foxnews.com/world/paris-rail-system-disrupted-just-hours-before-olympics-opening-ceremony-friday
Let’s pray for a safe games for the athletes and spectators.