Paris 2024 will feature the first medal competition on the first day of competition, and NBC will broadcast all of the biggest highlights and moments in primetime tonight.
U.S. superstar swimmer Katie Ledecky will begin her medal challenge in the 400-meter freestyle, competing against some of the world’s best swimmers, including Australia’s Ariarne Titmus. Seven-time Olympic gold medalist Caleb Dressel will also be in the running to compete in the 4 x 100-meter freestyle relay.
Tonight, as NBC broadcasts its primetime show, USA TODAY Sports will bring you live updates, coverage, highlights, medal action and more. Be sure to tune in.
Paris 2024 Olympics: Full schedule with TV times and streaming for every event
Tonight’s NBC primetime Olympics schedule
NBC’s “Prime Time in Paris” will broadcast coverage of today’s swimming finals, men’s gymnastics preliminaries, synchronized springboard diving finals, men’s skateboard street finals, and the first day of surfing.
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How to watch primetime Olympics today
Starting at 8pm primetime (2am Paris time), NBC’s flagship show will air live, focusing on the biggest events of the day as “Primetime in Paris.” This time slot features a storytelling lens and the opportunity for more in-depth coverage. Mike Tirico hosts from Paris’ famous Trocadero, with the Eiffel Tower in the background. The show typically begins with highlights of Team USA’s gold medal win, with the final hour of the show centered around the events of the night.
Today’s medal count
The Paris 2024 Olympic Medal Count Tracker is updated after each medal event.
Paris 2024 Olympics Results
Catch all the results, highlights, medal wins and more from today’s Paris Olympics.
How many countries will compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics?
A total of 206 countries will participate, including the Refugee Olympic Team.
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