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Parade of athletes in Paris: what can you expect at the concert on Place de l'Étoile?

A grand parade of French athletes down the world's most beautiful avenue, but also a concert on Place de l'Étoile! This Saturday, September 14, 2024, Paris is celebrating the end of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in style, and is organizing a fine festive event for the occasion, accessible by reservation. So, what can we expect musically? We tell you all about it!

Paris 2024 Olympics: French judokas go for gold, the French team unstoppable on the tatami

There aren't enough superlatives to describe this team: Teddy Riner, Romane Dicko, Maxime-Gaël Ngayap Hambou, Sarah Léonie Cysique, Joan-Benjamin Gaba and Clarisse Agbegnenou win the gold medal in team judo this August 3, 2024.

Paris 2024 Olympics: Teddy Riner takes his revenge with gold medal in Judo, triple Olympic Champion

Teddy Riner makes history at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games! The French judo champion won another gold medal this Friday, August 2, at the Arena Champs-de-Mars in Paris. At the age of 35, Teddy Riner is competing in his fifth Olympic Games and, in front of his home crowd, has added a new line to his impressive record of achievements.

Paris 2024 Olympics: what time and channel to watch Teddy Riner in judo on TV?

Some French athletes are highly anticipated at these Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Such is the case of Teddy Riner. The judoka makes his debut on the tatami this Friday. So, what time and on what TV channel to watch the champion in action? We tell you all about it.

Paris 2024 Olympics: why are judo kimonos white or blue?

If you're closely following the judo bouts at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, then you've certainly noticed this detail. On the tatami, only two colors exist for the kimono worn by the athletes. It's either white or blue. So, why is that? We explain.

Paris 2024 Olympics: who will be the last Olympic torchbearer?

It's the best-kept secret of these Paris 2024 Olympic Games, who could well be the final bearer to light the Olympic cauldron? The choice is vast, as many of our French athletes have already proved their worth!