The Olympics Have Begun! | What Events Are On Today?

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 The 2020 Tokyo Olympics Have Begun!... Finally!

On July 23rd, 2021 the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Have finally been kicked off with the opening ceremony taking place last night at approximately 9PM - 1AM (AEST). The opening ceremony included a spectacular drone show in which 1,824 Drones lit up the sky to make a revolving model of the Earth, as seen here.



What Event Medals Are Up For Grabs Today?

On the 24th of July, The first day of the Olympics officially, there are a number of medals up for grabs in various sports. 
The medal events taking place today (July 24) include the following:
    -Archery: Mixed Team
    -Cycling: Men's Road Race
    -Fencing: Women's Espee & Men's Sabre Individual
    -Judo: Women's 48kg & Men's 60kg
    -Shooting: Men's, Women's 10m Air Rifle 
    -Taekwondo: Men's 58kg, Women's 49kg
    -Weight Lifting: Women's 49kg
The Australian Team has only two opportunities for medals in today's events, which are in bold above.
If you would like to get more information about the Olympics, search olympics.com for the full schedule of all medal events.
In Australia, you can watch all Olympic events on 7 on the 7 Olympics app or the 7 Website.


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