The 2024 Olympics Women’s Cycling Road Race is set to commence on August 4 at 8 a.m. ET, featuring 93 competitors including top-ranked cyclist Lotte Kopecky from Belgium and American cyclists Chloe Dygert and Kristen Faulkner. Meanwhile, New Zealand's golfers are struggling to improve their standings as they await their first medal opportunity from cyclists Niamh Fisher-Black and Kim Cadzow in the same race. Australia celebrated success with Matt Ebden and John Peers winning gold in men's tennis doubles, alongside additional swimming medals. Notably, Julien Alfred from St Lucia won gold in the women's 100m, dedicating her victory to her late father. Team GB's rowers also shone, securing gold in both the lightweight double sculls and the women's quadruple sculls, marking historic achievements for the team. The events continue to showcase remarkable athletic performances against the backdrop of the Paris 2024 Olympics.