ALT USA gymnast, Jordan Chiles competes on the beam in the Paris 2024 Games.
ALT A yellow and green graphic with a bold black font that reads "LA28 GAMES-TIME Volunteer Role Categories." The LA28 logo is placed above the text.
ALT A dark green graphic with two photos of volunteers from the Paris 2024 Games working different operational roles. On the top left of the graphic, black text explains the driving roles volunteers may have. On the bottom left corner, black text describes the fan and athlete experience roles that are available during Games-Time.
ALT A lime green graphic with two photos of volunteers from the Paris 2024 Games working different operational roles. On the top left of the graphic, black text explains the medical roles volunteers may have. On the bottom left corner, black text describes the operations roles that are available during Games-Time.
ALT A yellow graphic with two photos of volunteers from the Paris 2024 Games working different opperationalo roles. On the top left of the graphic, black text explains the sport roles volunteers may have. On the bottom left corner, black text describes the technology roles that are available during Games-Time.
ALT A dark green graphic with a photo of volunteers clapping together during the Paris 2024 Opening Ceremony. Below the photo, black text lists the qualifications needed in order to fall into these specific categories.
ALT An action shot of a male Team USA rower leaping from his boat into the ocean. The image text reads, "3 Things You Didn't Know About Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints." The LA28 logo is in the top right corner.
ALT A female rower from Great Britain in a single scull, pulling hard on the oars as water splashes around her. The text below reads, "Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints became the newest World Rowing sport in 2015, after being contested at the Mediterranean Beach Games in Italy."
ALT A male athlete sprints through the shallow water on a beach, having just exited his boat. The text explains the race format: "The event is a fast-paced 600m head-to-head race: athletes sprint 50m into the surf, row 250m out and around a buoy, race 250m back to shore and sprint across the beach finish line."
ALT Two rowers, a man and a woman, compete in a double scull, with water splashing from their oars. The text at the bottom reads, "Unlike classic Rowing (where races take around 6 to 8 minutes) an entire Rowing Coastal Beach Sprint battle lasts 2 to 3 minutes. The format was intentionally designed to bring Rowing directly in front of spectators on the shore with loud music, stadium-style energy and head-to-head knockouts."