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PARIS : Tennis players at the Olympics will be allowed a 10-minute break between the second and third sets in singles on Tuesday due to extreme heat, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) said.
MARSEILLE, France : Ameena Shah, the first Kuwaiti sailor to qualify for the Olympics, only knew she would get a serious tilt at the Games a year ago after wrapping up a masters degree in London.
MARSEILLE, France : Sailors finally stretched their legs in Mediterranean wind and waves on Tuesday, with the Dutch duo of Odile van Aanholt and Annette Duetz relishing the changed conditions to regain the lead from their French rivals in the women's skiff series.
VERSAILLES : Horse welfare was in focus on the first day of the dressage competitions at the Paris Games on Tuesday, with organisers rolling out a special heat protocol as the sport grapples with the fallout from a major abuse scandal involving a top rider.
PARIS : Denmark's riders dominated the scoreboard after the first day of Olympics Dressage qualifiers on Tuesday, with Nanna Skodborg Merrald and her chestnut gelding Zepter showing the day's most outstanding performance.
PARIS : Several badminton shuttlers whose first or second Olympics were in Tokyo, where there were no crowds, are struggling to see the shuttlecock while playing in Paris amid distracting, lively fans and jarring lights.
VERSAILLES, France: Britain's veteran dressage rider Carl Hester on Tuesday (Jul 30) said the last few days at the Olympics had been difficult for the sport and himself after a video of British rider Charlotte Dujardin involved in horse abuse shocked a global audience.
PARIS : The introduction of new sports and more urban and visually spectacular venues are necessary to attract younger audiences to secure the Olympic Games' survival, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said on Tuesday.