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Entries in Paris (3)

Tuesday
Aug222023

US Favored in 2024 Paris Olympics

The odds give the USA a 90% chance of topping the leaderboard for most Gold Medals this year, with China being their only realistic rivals according to the market.

The latest odds see China as the only real rivals in the market to go against the USA at the Olympics next year, with their chances of having the top Gold Medals at 16% according to the odds.

The betting odds give Great Britain just a 2% chance of getting the most Gold Medals alongside Japan at 50/1.

Did you know?

Great Britain finished in 4th place in the Gold Medal table at the last Olympic Games with Japan, China and the USA all finishing above them.

China are the only country in the last 8 years to get more Gold Medals than the USA at an Olympic Games but that was at their home Olympics back in 2008.

Previous Olympic Games have been dominated by the USA with their total Gold Medals seeing them top the table in 7 of the last 8 Summer Olympics.

Tuesday
Aug012017

Los Angeles to Host 2028 Olympics

Los Angeles has come to an agreement with the International Olympic Committee to bring the 2028 Olympics back to Southern California. Paris to host 2014 Games.

 

Wednesday
Dec082010

Paris is Snowed In

 

Paris is one of the world's most beautiful cities.  It may be even more beautiful when covered in a blanket of snow.

It wasn't all that beautiful for travelers trying to get in and out of the French capital.

Heavy snow paralyzed travel in the Paris region Wednesday, where officials suspended air traffic at one of Europe's busiest airports, closed several highways and shut down the Eiffel Tower.

The resulting traffic jams set a new record. According to the National Center for Highway Information, snarled traffic lined 420 kilometers of roadways around the capital, CNN reported.

Officials at the Charles de Gaulle airport suspended air traffic for several hours in the afternoon, and began limited operations in the evening, according to Aeroports de Paris, the region's airport authority. There were dozens of flight cancellations and there will be long delays for other flights, authorities said. At the Orly airport, several flights were canceled and delays were running up to three hours, the airport authority said on its website.