Paris 2024 Olympic Games: What to watch on Day 11? When are Josh Kerr and Dina Asher-Smith in action?
We are into the final week of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games but there are still plenty of gold medals up for grabs. The equestrian kicks off the medal rush on Tuesday morning before the action continues with sailing, diving and skateboarding. The evening will be dominated by track and field events, with Josh Kerr and Dina Asher-Smith among the Team GB athletes going for gold.
Hodgkinson celebrates her first Olympic gold after emphatic 800m victory
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Day 11 of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games promises to provide plenty more thrills and spills, with 15 gold medals up for grabs.
It has been a Games to remember and there is still plenty of action to come, with the track cycling now up and running and the athletics continuing with some of the most hotly anticipated events.
The medal rush begins with the equestrian in the morning, while dreams will also be realised and broken in sailing, diving, skateboarding, in track and field, and in the boxing ring.
As ever, there will be plenty of Team GB interest as Josh Kerr and Dina Asher-Smith, among others, go for gold.
So how can you decide what to watch on day 11 of the Paris 2024 Olympics? Which British stars are in action? And how can you watch the Olympic Games on discovery+?
Read on for the answers to all those questions and a full schedule for day 11 of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
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Overjoyed Hodgkinson rings winner's bell after glorious 800m gold
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The schedule on Day 11
The full list of medal events is as follows:
- Athletics (women's hammer throw, men's long jump, men's 1500m, women's 3000m steeplechase, women's 200m)
- Boxing (women's 60kg)
- Diving (women's 10m platform)
- Equestrian (jumping individual)
- Sailing (men's and women's dinghy)
- Skateboard (women's park)
- Track cycling (men's team sprint)
- Wrestling (men's Greco-Roman 60kg, men's Greco-Roman 130kg, women's freestyle 68kg)
Brit watch
Team GB will have more chances to add to their medal tally on day 11 of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
On the track, Josh Kerr and Neil Gourlay will be out to capture an Olympic medal in the men’s 1500m final at 19:50.
Following that, Elizabeth Bird will go in the final of the women’s 3000m steeplechase at 20:14.
There will then be two Brits – Dina Asher-Smith and Darryl Neita – in the women’s 200m final at 20:40.
In the field, Jacob Fincham-Dukes will contest the men’s long jump final.
Elsewhere, Charlie Dobson and Matthew Hudson-Smith will run in the men’s 400m semi-finals at 19:07 before Jessie Knight and Lina Nielsen go in the women’s 400m hurdles semi-finals at 19:07.
The first gold medal of the day will be up for grabs in the equestrian individual jumping final at 09:00, with Ben Maher, Harry Charles and Scott Brash representing GB.
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Watch dramatic finish as GB's Clarke takes silver in kayak cross final
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In the diving, Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix will have a chance for a second Olympic medal when she competes in the individual final at 14:00.
There will be plenty more action from the velodrome on Tuesday. Following the women’s team sprint win for GB, Jack Carlin, Edward Lowe and Hamish Turnbull will be hoping to follow suit in the men’s team sprint which begins at 18:55.
Sky Brown, who won Olympic bronze at Tokyo 2020 aged just 13, will also be out to win another skateboarding medal. The women’s park preliminaries begin at 11:30, with the final at 16:30.
In the sailing, Michael Beckett goes for gold in the men’s dinghy. He is fourth ahead of the final race, five points outside the medal places.
Lewis Richardson has a men’s light middleweight semi-final to look forward to against Mexico’s Marco Verde at 20:30. He is already guaranteed a bronze but will be targeting a victory and a shot at gold.
How to watch the Paris 2024 Olympic Games
Eurosport and discovery+ will deliver the ultimate, multi-platform Games experience with every moment of Paris 2024 available live, across all 19 days of competition.
discovery+, the Streaming Home of the Olympics, will give fans access to all 10,500 athletes and 329 medal moments, with 3,800 hours of live coverage via an extensive network of 55+ live channel feeds, delivering the most comprehensive Olympics broadcast offer across the UK & Ireland. Fans will also be able to follow all their local heroes via a dedicated Team GB Hub, featuring live and catch-up content from all events and competitions.
discovery+ will be available for just £3.99 per month with a unique Olympics offer*, giving new customers access to the Standard Plan at the discounted price for the rest of the year. The offer will be available via discoveryplus.com from 17 July – 11 August 2024. Offers will also be available via other select subscriptions providers.
On linear TV, Eurosport 1 and Eurosport 2 will broadcast wall-to-wall action across every day of competition, with live coverage from 7am -10.30pm daily, totalling 350 live hours, with highlights and replays available through the night. Both Eurosport 1 and 2 will be available on discovery+. These dedicated Olympic channels will also be available on a variety of Warner Bros. Discovery partner TV and streaming platforms.
KEY EVENTS ON Day 11 - Tuesday, 6 August
- 09:00: Equestrian – Jumping individual final
- 13:43: Sailing – Women’s dinghy medal race
- 14:00: Diving – Women’s 10 platform final
- 14:43: Sailing – Men’s dinghy medal race
- 16:30: Skateboarding – Women’s park final
- 17:15: Wrestling – Men’s Greco-Roman 60kg final; Men’s Greco-Roman 130kg final; Women’s freestyle 68kg final
- 18:55: Cycling track – Men’s team sprint final
- 18:57: Athletics – Women’s hammer throw final
- 19:15: Athletics – Men’s long jump final
- 19:50: Athletics – Men’s 1500m final
- 20:14: Athletics – Women’s 3000m steeplechase final
- 20:40: Athletics – Women’s 200m final
- 22: 06: Boxing – Women’s 60kg final
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