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World Athletics introduces $50,000 prize money for Paris 2024 Olympic gold medalists - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports

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(CNN) — World Athletics (WA) will become the first international sports governing body to award prize money to Olympic gold medalists starting at the Paris 2024 Games, the federation said in a statement on Monday. A prize pot of $2.4 million has been set aside by WA from the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) revenue share allocation it receives every four years to reward athletes. Athletes who win gold in each of the 48 track and field eve…

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World Athletics introduces $50,000 prize money for Paris 2024 Olympic gold medalists - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports

(CNN) — World Athletics (WA) will become the first international sports governing body to award prize money to Olympic gold medalists starting at the Paris 2024 Games, the federation said in a statement on Monday. A prize pot of $2.4 million has been set aside by WA from the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) revenue share allocation it receives every four years to reward athletes. Athletes who win gold in each of the 48 track and field eve…

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Paris 2024 innovation: Olympic medalists will win prize money

A revolution is about to take place in the world of Olympic athletics. For the first time in history, athletes who win gold medals at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games will be financially rewarded. This was announced by World Athletics (WA), marking a historic moment not only for athletics, but for the Olympic sport as a... The post Paris 2024 innovates: Olympic medalists will win cash prizes appeared first on The Antagonist.

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World Atletics Introduces Prize Money for Olympic Gold Medalists - Nairobi Wire

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Gold Medalists Eliud Kipchoge and Emmanuel Korir In a groundbreaking move, World Athletics announced on Wednesday that it will award prize money at the Olympic Games for the first time during this year’s Paris Summer Games. This initiative positions World Athletics as the first international federation to award prize money at an Olympics. World Athletics disclosed that it has earmarked a total prize pool of US$2.4 million (Kes…

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Paris 2024: World Athletics introduces prize money for gold medalists - Daily Trust

…Waldrum seeks early preparation for Super Falcons   For the first time in history, World Athletics has become the first sports governing body to introduce prize money at the Olympics and will be paying gold medallists a cash reward of $50,000 in Paris. The body announced this on X (formerly Twitter) that there will be prize money for Olympic champions and relay teams across 48 events, totaling US$2.4 million. This money comes from the Interna…

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