Los Angeles spells out low-cost, bold Olympic future in Games pitch

U.S. International Olympic Committee (IOC) member Angela Ruggiero, Mayor of Los Angeles Eric Garcetti and Chairman of the LA 2024 Candidature Committee Casey Wasserman attend the briefing of 2024 Olympic Games candidate cities Paris and Los Angeles ahead of final election of 2024 Olympic host city, in Lausanne, Switzerland July 11, 2017. REUTERS/Pierre Albouy

LAUSANNE (Reuters) - Los Angeles could deliver a low-cost, low-risk model for the Olympic Games, officials outlining its 2024 candidacy to the International Olympic Committee said on Tuesday.

Bid chairman Casey Wasserman said in LA's penultimate presentation to IOC members before the Sept. 13 vote that the city, competing with Paris, would serve the Olympic movement.