From Ariarne Titmus in the biggest swimming race of the games to Jess Fox paddling her way to victory: How to watch the Paris Olympics on Stan Sport WITHOUT getting up in middle of the night
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The Paris Olympics kicks off on July 26 with the opening ceremony and Australia's medal hopes are high with stars like swimming great Ariarne Titmus and champion canoeist Jess Fox going for gold at the Games.
Stan Sport will be bringing every single event from the Paris Olympics live, ad-free, on demand and in an Australian first, in 4KUHD.
Guiding viewers through the events with their expert commentary will be a stellar line-up of Olympic greats, including tennis star Ash Barty, swimmers Grant Hackett, and Steph Rice.
Track and field champ John Steffensen will also be on hand to offer his expert insights.
Meanwhile, fans can get a chance to catch up with results and preview upcoming events with two new shows launched by Stan Sports especially for the Paris Games.
Hosted by Tara Rushton, Olympics Daily offers a recap of events overnight while Paris Review, anchored by Adam Peacock, previews the top competitions of the day.
Elsewhere, Chris Stubbs and Michael Atkinson will be giving viewers a 'taste' of Paris with reports on the atmosphere and lifestyle of the sophisticated city.
Other highlights of Stan's coverage include access to eight international channels.
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Stan Sport will be bringing every single event from the Paris Olympics live, ad-free, on demand and in an Australian first, in 4KUHD. Pictured: Swimming champ Ariarne Titmus, one of Australia's great hopes for a medal in Paris
They include India, Germany, France, Greece, New Zealand, Italy, Spain and the UK.
Stan will also been presenting all the action from Paris in 5.1 surround sound.
Australia is gearing up for a thrilling performance in Paris, with several medal hopefuls set to make waves in a wide range of events.
Our swimmers are expected to excel in the pool, although they will face fierce competition from traditional rivals the USA.
The track and field team is also strong.
In team sports, stellar performances are expected from the Australian Boomers and Opals in basketball, as well as the Kookaburras and Hockeyroos in field hockey.
![The Paris Olympics kicks off on July 26 with the opening ceremony and Australia's medal hopes are high with stars like swimming great Ariarne Titmus and champion canoeist Jess Fox going for gold at the Games](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/07/26/02/87784195-13674197-Guiding_viewers_through_the_events_with_their_expert_commentary_-a-17_1721956511215.jpg)
The Paris Olympics kicks off on July 26 with the opening ceremony and Australia's medal hopes are high with stars like swimming great Ariarne Titmus and champion canoeist Jess Fox going for gold at the Games
Fans should also expect plenty of upsets and underdog victories as Australia aims for a record medal haul in Paris.
Among the highlights to look forward to are Ariarne Titmus and Mollie O'Callaghan in the women's 200m freestyle final at 5:48am Tuesday, July 30.
And Jessica Fox in the women's canoe slalom kayak single final at 1:45am Monday, July 29.
![Guiding viewers through the events with their expert commentary will be a stellar line-up of Olympic greats, including tennis star Ash Barty, swimmers Grant Hackett, and Steph Rice](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/07/26/02/87784197-13674197-Fans_can_get_a_chance_to_catch_up_with_results_and_preview_upcom-a-16_1721956511208.jpg)
Guiding viewers through the events with their expert commentary will be a stellar line-up of Olympic greats, including tennis star Ash Barty, swimmers Grant Hackett, and Steph Rice