Over 3 thousand hours live in the 17 days of competition; up to 30 channels at the same time dedicated to all 48 disciplines and all 339 scheduled events, from the beginning to the end of the awards ceremony, without interruptions. Discovery prepares to take the field for the Tokyo Olympics. It will be “an unprecedented experience in Italy”, explains the CEO of the Italian division of the group, Alessandro Araimo, underlining the possibility for the spectator to see where and when he wants every single event.
This is a not insignificant element, given the time zone and the multitude of races scheduled. “There is no audience, there is also a time zone theme, but there is an extraordinarily important factor and that is that the country is hungry for sports and the latest results show it,” he said in a video link at the conference. the president of Coni, Giovanni Malagò, prints.
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From 23 July to 8 August it will be possible to follow the entire 32nd edition of the Games on discovery +, the group’s Ott platform, also on demand. A coverage that, of course, will give the largest possible space to the Italian expedition. There are 384 qualified Italian athletes: 198 men and 186 women. There will be over 100 commentators and talent, the protagonists who will talk about every moment of the Games over the microphone.
Many former athletes who will join the commentators. There are 16 who have participated in 27 Olympic Games winning 13 medals, 4 of which gold: Rossano Galtarossa, Margherita Granbassi, Andrea Meneghin, Hugo Sconochini, Roberta Vinci, Francesco Panetta, Riccardo Magrini, Pino Maddaloni, Cristina Chiuso, Rachele Sangiuliano, Paolo Canè, Paolo Cozzi, Alberto Busnari, Ilaria Colombo just to name a few. Also commenting Valentina Marchei, talent of ice skating but also in front of the cameras, Giulia Cicchinè, increasingly appreciated face of the Eurosport public, Zoran Filicic, Eurosport commentator on the story of his seventh Olympic Games, this time as correspondent and Sara Pizzo Kashihara, Italian-Japanese influencer to immerse yourself in Japanese culture.
Interviews, specials and insights live from Italy and from the competition venues will be provided. Exclusive video formats such as The Word of the Day, Origami Challenge and Valentina’s Diary, to try to discover the behind the scenes of the Games in an innovative way. There is also space for an in-depth study in the clear with “Azzurri – The Night of the Champions”, broadcast every day in the late evening on the Nove, conducted by Margherita Granbassi who will talk about the successes of the Italian athletes in Tokyo at the end of the day.