SIR CHRIS HOY CONFIRMED FOR TEAM GB HOUSE

Ticketholders forthe 3rdAugustwill enjoyAn Evening With Sir Chris Hoy. The six-time Olympic champion and 11-time world champion will take to the stage at Team GB House for an in-depth Q&A with the hosts to complement a jam-packed evening of live sport, including the women’s 100m final on the athletics track, the mixed 4x100m medley final in the pool and medal matches across the tennis courts at the Stade Roland-Garros.

Sir Chris said: “My first experience of Team GB House was at London 2012 and I’ll never forget it. Having a dedicated place to meet up and celebrate with my family and other Team GB athletes was really special, and it’s going to be so meaningful for the athletes in Paris that they’ll get to have that experience alongside the fans that have travelled out to cheer them on. There is truly nothing like the Olympic Games, and Team GB House is an amazing way to be part of it.”

Since London 2012, Team GB House has provided a base in the host city for athletes, their family and friends, and Team GB guests to celebrate throughout the Olympic Games. Paris 2024 will see Team GB House open to the general public for the first time ever, offering fans the chance to rub shoulders with Olympians past and present at the breathtaking Pavillon d’Armenonville, just moments from the buzz of central Paris.

Sport and entertainment presenters Nick Bright, Nicole Holliday and Olympian Perri Shakes-Drayton will host the nightly live show in Team GB House. As well as catching the hosts in conversation with Chris and other Olympic legends, ticket holders will have the opportunity to join in-person medal celebrations with Team GB athletes and watch the biggest moments of the Games unfold live on the big screens. A house band, live DJ sets, and the finest British cuisine will provide the finishing touches, with full details of the programme to be announced soon.

The British Olympic Association (BOA), which runs Team GB, is entirely independently funded. All revenue from ticket sales goes towards supporting the BOA to take athletes to Olympic events, including the Olympic Games, Youth Olympic Games, European Games and more