Olympics to Feature First-Ever Purple Track, Promising Enhanced Performance
The newly installed purple track at Stade de France is designed with advanced technology to potentially improve athletes' performance, with organizers optimistic about record-breaking outcomes.
- The purple track, a departure from traditional colors, is being installed at Stade de France for the Paris 2024 Olympics.
- Manufactured by Mondo, the track features new generation granules for better elasticity and reduced energy loss.
- Over 1,000 rolls of vulcanized rubber and 2,800 pots of glue are being used in the track's construction, expected to complete by June 1.
- Sports manager Alain Blondel highlighted that the track's design is based on the successful model used in Tokyo, with minor adjustments.
- Organizers are hopeful that the track will lead to new world records, similar to the three set during the Tokyo Games.