The sports at each Olympic Q Series stop have been confirmed, with Orlando, Tokyo, Shanghai and Montreal set to stage a dynamic mix of team and individual sports on the road to the LA28 Games.
The International Olympic Committee has announced the sports schedule for each of the Q-Series stops for the 2028 Olympic Games, with Tokyo, Shanghai, Montreal and Orlando set to stage a dynamic mix of team and individual sports on the road to the 2028 Games in Los Angeles.
Each city will host four sports, with the series concluding in Orlando from June 8-11, 2028.
As the only U.S. stop in the series, Orlando will host beach volleyball, rock climbing, flag football and skateboarding (park).
The series will kick off in Tokyo on May 4-7, 2028, with the Japanese capital hosting competitions in 3×3 basketball, BMX freestyle, rock climbing and skateboarding (park and street).
A week later, the Olympic Q Series will move to Shanghai from May 11 to 14, 2028, where athletes will compete in triplex basketball, beach volleyball, BMX freestyle and rock climbing.
The North American leg will begin in Montreal from June 1 to 4, 2028. The Canadian leg will feature flag football, beach volleyball, freestyle BMX and skateboarding (park).
The series will conclude in Orlando on June 8-11, 2028, with flag football, beach volleyball, rock climbing and skateboarding (park) events discontinued in the United States.
How will the Olympic Q-Series build on the success of previous qualifying events?
The decision to enhance and expand the Olympic Q Series builds on the huge success of the inaugural Olympic Qualifying Series in 2024. The events in Shanghai and Budapest (Hungary) proved the effectiveness of this concept, bringing together multiple sports in a compact festival-style urban environment, resulting in the highest level of competition, large attendances, exciting partner events and substantial global broadcast and digital engagement.
By bringing together six sports in a multi-city series, the Olympic Q Series makes the path to the Olympics easier to follow, more visible and more exciting for fans and athletes alike.
Further details about the 2028 Q Series Olympics, including ticketing and broadcasting of each leg, will be confirmed at a later date.
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