Sport Climbing at Paris 2024 Google has featured a special Doodle that highlights the exciting sport of climbing,
one of the new additions to the Olympic Games.
The Journey of Sport Climbing to the Olympics:-
Debut at Tokyo 2021: Sport climbing made its Olympic debut at the Tokyo 2021 Games, quickly capturing global attention and gaining a large following.
Evolution at Paris 2024:
With an increase in the number of athletes to 68, the Paris 2024 Olympics further cemented the sport’s position,
introducing new adjustments to the competition format.
Changes and Developments in Competitions:
Separation of Climbing Disciplines In Tokyo 2021,
all types of climbing (bouldering, lead climbing, and speed climbing) were combined into a single event.
However, in Paris 2024, speed climbing has been separated into its own event.
Increased Medal Opportunities:
The number of medal opportunities has been doubled, allowing athletes to specialize in a particular type of climbing.
Notable Competitors:
Aleksandra Mirosław :The Polish athlete who broke the world record at the Paris 2024 Olympics,
completing the speed climb in 6.06 seconds.
Emma Hunt:The American competitor who finished second, just 0.3 seconds behind Mirosław.
Venue for the Competitions:
Le Bourget Climbing Venue Located in Paris,
the Le Bourget Climbing Venue features cutting-edge climbing walls and facilities,
providing an ideal environment for both athletes and The venue can accommodate thousands of fans,
ensuring an electrifying atmosphere.
Conclusion:
Sport climbing continues to gain worldwide recognition through its participation in the Paris 2024 Olympics, attracting the attention of fans and promising thrilling competitions that will be remembered for years to come.
Sources: BBC, NYTIMES, USATODAY
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