Olympic Medalists Capture Victory Selfies with Galaxy Z Flip6 Olympic Edition
Samsung Partners with Athletes to Capture Victory Selfies at Paris 2024 Olympic Games
The Olympic medal ceremony is a moment of pure joy and accomplishment for athletes, marking the culmination of years of hard work and dedication. In the past, these moments were immortalized by accredited media, capturing the emotions from a distance. However, Samsung is changing the game at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games by introducing the Victory Selfie powered by Galaxy.
Athletes at Paris 2024 have been given the Galaxy Z Flip6 Olympic Edition on the podium, allowing them to take their own Victory Selfie right after receiving their medals. These selfies are then automatically uploaded to the Athlete365 portal, where athletes can share their special moments with the world. This initiative aligns perfectly with Samsung’s belief that openness leads to new perspectives and endless possibilities.
Team Samsung Galaxy member Rayssa Leal from Brazil shared her experience, saying, “To be able to share the moment of achieving my dream of winning a medal with my fans, family, and friends around the world – through my own perspective – was incredible.” The Victory Selfie program has brought athletes closer together, celebrating not just their individual achievements but the camaraderie that defines the Olympic Games.
Some of the best shots from the Paris 2024 medal ceremonies include moments from the women’s street skateboarding competition, mixed team shooting competition, synchronized springboard diving competition, and individual time trial road cycling competitions. The Victory Selfie program will continue throughout the duration of the Olympic Games, capturing more unforgettable moments and personal memories.
For more information, visit Samsung Newsroom and Samsung.com to see the latest updates and behind-the-scenes stories from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Samsung’s partnership with athletes to capture Victory Selfies is creating a new chapter in Olympic history, allowing athletes to share their triumphs with the world in a more personal and intimate way.
