The Paris 2024 Olympics concludes with a historic women's marathon, symbolizing gender parity as it replaces the traditional men's marathon as the final event. Starting at 9 a.m. local time, the race will stretch from Hôtel de Ville to the Palace of Versailles, featuring a challenging route with significant elevation changes. Athletes like defending champion Sifan Hassan and American Emily Sisson are among the standout competitors, with expectations for a fierce contest. Participants will face sweltering temperatures, which are forecasted to rise significantly during the race. The day's schedule also includes various medal events, culminating in the closing ceremony at 9 p.m. CEST. This final day highlights the remarkable achievements of the Games and the dedication of the athletes involved.