How Can I Rewatch the Paris 2024 Jumping Competitions?

Rewatch all the action from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Jumping competitions with video footage of all four exciting days now available.

The entire Team and Individual programme can be watched and enjoyed again thanks to Olympics.com. Simply click on the links below to watch the Team and Individual events which saw the sport’s greats go head-to-head in the stunning surroundings of the Palace of Versailles. Simply create an Olympics.com account, which takes just moments, and relive all the Paris 2024 action.

Team Jumping

Some 20 nations took part in what proved to be a thrilling Team competition over two days. Germany had a perfect opening day, while USA, Great Britain, Belgium and Netherlands were among those who also made a good start. Watch it back to see how your team fared on day one!

Catch all the drama of the Team competition’s final day here. Could Sweden defend their title, or would there be a new champion among the nine participants?

Individual Jumping

The Individual competition brought together 74 combinations from 34 nations. Day one saw them attempting to qualify for the final. Could the world’s finest produce their best under pressure? Could those new to the Olympics produce their best to clinch a place in the final? Watch it back here.

The final was an action-packed day of competition, where even some of the world's top riders faced a formidable course, with only three advancing to the jump-off. The video captures the excitement of the challenging course and highlights some of its most impressive jumps.

On a day when others picked up penalties, a trio of talents progressed to the jump-off as they completed the course without faults in front of packed, passionate crowds at Versailles.

Previous champion Steve Guerdat, Tokyo 2020 medallist Maikel van der Vleuten and German athlete Christian Kukuk were the three to progress. Watch how the event reached its thrilling climax here…

Check out the full collection of Paris 2024 equestrian videos here ➞

Emotional champion

Newly crowned Individual champion Kukuk said: “This is the most emotional day in my life! This is the highest you can achieve in our sport. I'm one of only a few ones calling myself Olympic champion – Olympic gold medallist – this is something that will last forever!

“We only had three clear rounds so I knew I had a medal, so I felt zero pressure going in the ring for the jump-off. I really enjoyed every single moment when I went in. I told myself, you will try your best like always and whatever happens you will accept it.”

Swiss ace Guerdat said: “We all aim for gold but to have the second one (silver) is also very special! My mare has been spectacular today and of course I’m upset about my jump-off, it wasn’t what I wanted, but I want to focus with pride about our second Olympic medal.”

Asked about winning the second Olympic Team gold medal of his sparkling career, Great Britain’s Scott Brash said: “A gold medal doesn't get old! It was incredible, obviously, to win in London in front of our home crowd, which was one of the best days of my life, but here is right up there. I mean what an unbelievable setting, what a beautiful venue for our sport and facilities for the horses were incredible.”

Speaking after the Team final, USA’s Laura Kraut added: “What's been really nice is there's been no eliminations, no disasters, lots of poles down and time faults and they were very crafty with the time allowed. I felt like I was flying, and I only came in a second-and-a-half under the time, so I think it's just as you would expect – we’re at the Olympics after all.”

Look back on all the coverage of this year’s Olympic Games on our Paris 2024 hub.