Quincy Hall wins 400m final, Kristen Faulkner takes second gold
Quincy Hall made an epic comeback to win gold in the 400m, the U.S. artistic swimming team took silver, and Kristen Faulkner won more golds in cycling.
All eyes on her American Runner Noah Lyles.
After winning the 100m gold in a thrilling finish, Lyles is set to compete in the 200m final on Thursday. If Lyles can complete both sprints, he will become the first American to win gold in both the 100m and 200m at the same Olympics since Carl Lewis in 1984. It won’t be easy — fellow Americans Kenny Bednarik and Erion Knighton also advanced to the 200m final with faster times than Lyles.
Sydney McLaughlin-Leverone, the current world record holder in the 400m hurdles, is the favourite to win the race. gold He took the gold medal in the event on Thursday, as did Grant Holloway in the 110m hurdles.
Here’s a look at all the Olympic medals teams will be competing for on Thursday:
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How many medals will there be in the Paris 2024 Olympics?
The United States leads the medal tally with 94 medals, including 27 gold, 35 silver and 32 bronze. The U.S. team also leads the gold medal tally, two ahead of China. Here is a list of the top 10 by total:
- 1. USA – 94 (27 gold, 35 silver, 32 bronze)
- 2. China — 65 (25 gold, 23 silver, 17 bronze)
- 3. France — 51 (13 gold, 17 silver, 21 bronze)
- 4. Great Britain — 49 (12 gold, 17 silver, 20 bronze)
- 5. Australia – 41 (18 gold, 12 silver, 11 bronze)
- 6. Japan – 31 (12 gold, 6 silver, 13 bronze)
- T7. South Korea — 27 (12 gold, 8 silver, 7 bronze)
- T7. Italy — 27 (9 gold, 10 silver, 8 bronze)
- 9. Netherlands — 20 (9 gold, 5 silver, 6 bronze)
- 10. Canada — 19 (6 gold, 4 silver, 9 bronze)
For the full medal tally at the Paris 2024 Olympics, click here.
What Olympic medals will be awarded on Thursday?
Below are all the Olympic medal events scheduled for Thursday, along with the start time. All times are EST:
- Sailing
- 5:43 AM: Medal Race for Mixed Sailing
- 6:18 AM: Mixed Multihull Medal Race
- 9:40 AM: Men’s Kite Final – Race 1
- After the first race: Men’s Kite Final – Race 2
- After the second race: Men’s Kite Final – Race 3
- After the third race: Men’s Kite Final – Race 4
- After the fourth race: Men’s Kite Final – Race 5
- After the fifth race: Men’s Kite Final – Race 6
- 10:37 AM: Ladies Kite Final – Race 1
- After the first race: Ladies Kite Final – Race 2
- After the second race: Ladies Kite Finals – Race 3
- After the third race: Ladies Kite Final – Race 4
- After the fourth race: Ladies Kite Final – Race 5
- After the fifth race: Women’s Kite Final – Race 6
- climbing sport
- 6:54 AM: Men’s Speed, Final
- boat race
- 7:20 AM: Men’s 500m Canoe Double Final
- 7:40 AM: Women’s Kayak Final 4 500m A
- 7:50 AM: Men’s 500m Kayak 4×4 Final
- Hockey
- 8 am: Men’s Bronze Medal Match
- Diving
- 9 am: Men’s 3m Springboard Final
- Weight lifting
- 9 am: Women 59 kg
- 1:30 PM: Men 73 kg
- soccer
- 11 am: Men’s Bronze Medal Match
- Hockey
- 1 pm: Men’s Gold Medal Match
- cycling track
- 1:01 PM: Kirin Ladies, Final for Gold
- 1:27 PM: Omnium Men’s, Points Race 4/4
- Athletics
- 2 pm: Women’s Long Jump Final
- 2:25 PM: Men’s Javelin Throw Final
- 2:30 PM: Men’s 200m Final
- 3:25 PM: Women’s 400m Hurdles Final
- 3:45 PM: Men’s 110m Hurdles Final
- Taekwondo
- 2:19 PM: Men’s 68kg Bronze Medal Competition
- 2:34 PM: Women’s 57kg Bronze Medal Competition
- 2:49 PM: Men’s 68kg Bronze Medal Competition
- 3:04 PM: Women’s 57kg Bronze Medal Competition
- 3:19 PM: Men’s 68kg Gold Medal Competition
- 3:37 PM: Women’s 57kg Gold Medal Competition
- boxing
- 3:30 PM: Men’s 57kg semi-final
- 3:46 PM: Men’s 57kg semi-final
- 4:02 PM: Women’s 75kg semi-final
- 4:18 PM: Women’s 75kg semi-final
- 4:34 p.m.: Men’s 51kg Final
- 4:51pm: Women’s 54kg Final
- marathon swimming
