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Men's Laser Rodney Govinden - 16 Aly Badawy - 33 Allan Julie - 43 Manuel Lelo - 44 Seifeddine Dhaouadi - 49 Women's Laser Radial Khouloud Mansy - 14 Deisy Nhaquille - 16 Mallia Karassane - 27 Sana Lechehab - 38 Maissa Abdelfetah - 42 Seychelles have secured a quota in men's Laser.

So Mongolia earned new 400k points yesterday, as did Iran.

I don't think so. It never says that nations can qualify one per gender. It's just says one boat (unless they win two or more events).

Standings before the Medal Race... Men's RS:X Jean-Marc Gardette - 18 Hamza Bouras - 19 Ahmed-Ramzi Boudjatit - 23 Mohamed Elsafty - 35 Islam Bennaga - 41 Poor Gardette... Probably the entire Algerian fleet will try to sabotage his medal race. Women's RS:X Amina Berrichi - 17 Katia Belabbas - 19 Sherifa Reda - 23 Meriem Rezouani - 27 Lina Ali Ait Slimane - 42 Laser results are yet to be published...

Top 5. However, nations can qualify only one boat between all four events (unless they win two or more events, in which case they can keep two boats).

will probably miss out. In any case, we are guaranteed to have at least two debuting nations.

Apparently Mongolia organized three tournaments on October 9.

Non-televised, less competitive version of World Cup?

This qualification system alone should be enough to permanently remove 3x3 from the program.

Well, their best dressage pair would still need to have minimum requirements in order to start. Still, I can't see any nation for whom such strategy would pay off. Maybe USA or Switzerland, as their best jumping combinations right now are not that great in dressage, but it's debatable. I'm guessing that selectors will completely ignore dressage form while picking a travelling reserve. So this could open the doors for someone who would never be considered before, like Imogen Murray & Ivar Gooden of Great Britain, who often complete the event on their dressage score of 38-40...

Standings after Day 3... Men's RS:X Hamza Bouras - 16 Ahmed-Ramzi Boudjatit - 16 Jean-Marc Gardette - 17 Mohamed Elsafty - 29 Islam Bennaga - 31 Women's RS:X Amina Berrichi - 12 Katia Belabbas - 17 Meriem Rezouani - 18 Sherifa Reda - 22 Lina Ali Ait Slimane - 32 Men's Laser Rodney Govinden - 22 Aly Badawy - 26 Manuel Lelo - 33 Islam Khoualed - 36 Allan Julie - 40 Women's Laser Radial Khouloud Mansy - 12 Deisy Nhaquille - 14 Mallia Karassane - 25 Sana Lechehab - 28 Maissa Abdelfetah - 33 Women's quotas appear to be decided (great success for Mozambique)... Potentially we could have 5 different nations taking spots.

I guess the idea was to create some sort of contest for those who get troubles on cross-country, rather than just putting 1000 penalties and ending it there. Additionally, with substitutions involved it becomes possible to avoid a disaster during the second inspection.

New Olympic competition format explained... https://eventingnation.com/much-ado-about-boekelo-your-essential-guide-to-the-new-format-and-the-golden-ticket/

Standings after Dressage... 78.10 89.70 90.20 92.50 93.40 93.50 98.30 98.80 100.80 101.20 105.20 109.50 Cross-country is scheduled for Saturday... All three team rotations will go back-to-back, so it promises to be quite a thriller.

Universality qualification tournament sounds fancy, but in the end it's just a quota for the likes of Italy or the Netherlands... Mongolians are absolutely chanceless if they don't make it through rankings.

Mongolia would be a funny qualifier though. 3 million people. No basketball tradition whatsoever. And yet they are almost qualified via rankings that are somehow based on playing activity.

And apparently women have a priority by default in case of a tie. Very subtle.

Japan can pick one quota as hosts and take it away from 4th nation. Given that Mongolia is currently 4th nation in both events, they stand to lose one of their teams...

Not really. African Games are basically irrelevant, and it was always Egyptian team's strategy to send reserve horses to Nations Cup (and spare the best for Rabat). Egypt is a HUGE favorite given their current rider and horse power.

Standings after Day 2... Men's RS:X Ahmed-Ramzi Boudjatit - 7 Jean-Marc Gardette - 8 Hamza Bouras - 13 Men's Laser Islam Khoualed - 14 Aly Badawy - 14 Kebaili-Mohamed Kebaili - 15 Rodney Govinden - 16 Manuel Lelo - 16 Women's Laser Radial Khouloud Mansy - 5 Deisy Nhaquille - 7 Aya El-Zeiny - 17 Maissa Abdelfetah - 17 Mallia Karassane - 17 Women's RS:X results are missing. is going really well! However, their sailor retired from Race 6. Hope it's not something serious.

Six nations will take part - Egyptians are the favorites, while everyone else (except maybe Jordan) will battle for the second quota. My prediction is Egypt and Qatar.

Entries have been revealed. Aside from hosting the final NC stage, Boekelo will also serve as the final test event for the new Olympic competition format. This means teams of 3 + substitution. Because of this, Boekelo will have record participation all season, with 12 nations entered - . This is great news for the current OQ leaders from Switzerland. If NED/BEL finish 6th or lower, then Switzerland is assured of qualification irregardless of their own result.

Official website is useless. This event will be impossible to follow.

This is a ground-breaking provision. I guess there is really no trust in the Danish camp.

Bronze for Italy!