Neeraj Chopra’s Javelin Throw Schedule and Event Times for Paris 2024 Olympics

India’s Neeraj Chopra will compete in the men’s javelin throw event at the Paris 2024 Olympics, starting at the Stade de France on Tuesday.

Neeraj Chopra, the reigning Olympic and world champion, made history at Tokyo 2020 by winning the gold medal in men’s javelin throw. Consequently, he became the first Indian to ever medal in an athletics event at the Olympics.

Fans in India can watch Neeraj Chopra’s Olympic javelin throw event via live streaming and telecast. Additionally, they can follow updates and highlights through various sports channels and online platforms.

At Paris 2024, the javelin throw, like all field events, will occur in two phases: the qualification round and the final medal round.

The qualification round features 32 athletes divided into two groups (A and B). Athletes can secure a spot in the final by achieving the entry standard of 84.00m. If fewer than 12 athletes meet this mark, the highest-ranked athletes from the qualifiers will advance until a total of at least 12 finalists is reached. If more than 12 athletes achieve the entry standard, all who do will move on to the final.

Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification Groups at Paris 2024 Olympics:

Group A: Julius Yego (Kenya), Oliver Helander (Finland), Leandro Ramos (Portugal), Keshorn Walcott (Trinidad and Tobago), Kishore Jena (India), Teura’itera’i Tupaia (France), Julian Weber (Germany), Roderick Genki Dean (Japan), Alexandru Mihaita Novac (Romania), Dawid Wegner (Poland), Toni Keranen (Finland), Ihab Abdelrahman (Egypt), Curtis Thompson (USA), Patriks Gailums (Latvia), Pedro Henrique Rodrigues (Brazil), Jakub Vadlejch (Czechia)

Group B: Neeraj Chopra (India), Gatis Cakss (Latvia), Max Dehning (Germany), Cameron McEntyre (Australia), Arshad Nadeem (Pakistan), Marcin Krukowski (Poland), Lassi Etelatalo (Finland), Nnamdi Chinecherem (Nigeria), Luiz Mauricio da Silva (Brazil), Moustafa Mahmoud (Egypt), Artur Felfner (Ukraine), Timothy Herman (Belgium), Anderson Peters (Grenada), Andrian Mardare (Moldova), Edis Matusevicius (Lithuania), Cyprian Mrzyglod (Poland)