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We should do a comparison against the Latest World Championships Medal Table, if they aren't any more accurate then doing basic counting of defending champions then their method isn't good.

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4 hours ago, LDOG said:

These projections are always inflated for the big european nations. 

Their predictions are based on previous results, richer nations tend to compete more often in world cups/series events so their rankings are inflated.

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Thailand was one of the bigger remaining nations not yet qualified (was third if you exclude Russia and Belarus). Here's what the top 10 looks like in terms of qualification chances.

 

1. - 73

2. - 67

3. - 52

4. - 46

5. - 37

6. - 33

7. - 30

8. - 27

8. - 27

10. - 26

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qualified in Men's BMX Race

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Quite the handful qualifying today. With Finland, Luxembourg and Slovenia there aren't too many European nations remaining. I think the biggest one left is Latvia (minus Belarus/Russia).

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1 hour ago, Josh said:

 has qualified their first athlete in athletics (men's 110m hurdles) via Louis Francois Mendy at the Meeting National d'Athletisme de Troyes

And so the onslaught begins. How many nations will qualify in athletics by the time the World Championships begin?

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has qualified in women's 25m pistol

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has qualified in men's rugby sevens

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19 hours ago, Topicmaster1010 said:

So  Anna Egorova achieved a swimming OQT at the french elite championships. Does that count or are Russian athletes not able to qualify at all right now?

I believe they can qualify, but must meet certain criteria. I am not sure if Egorova meets that criteria. World Aquatics will probably publish a list later on who is eligible.

 

I'd like to wait until someone wins a quota in a direct qualifier to remove all doubt, but I do acknowledge that Egorova may be the first qualifier.

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1 hour ago, Josh said:

 has qualified their first athlete in cycling (men's road race) via Gleb Brussenskiy at the ACC Asian Road Cycling Championships

Finally, . They were sticking out as an unqualified nation.

 

The next "big" unqualified nations are Uzbekistan and Finland.

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Lana Pudar qualified in women's 200m butterfly

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has qualified to the men's rugby sevens tournament

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qualified their first athlete in cycling (men's road race)

 

Another big nation off the list.

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Eneli Jefimova obtained the OQT in the women's 100m breaststroke at the Malmsten Swim Open in Stockholm.

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Szebasztian Szabo obtained the OQT in men's 50m freestyle at the 2023 Helsinki Swim Meet

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21 minutes ago, owenp_23 said:

Manami Iijima places 9th out of 16 at the Africa Triathlon Cup event at Swakopmund, Namibia.

 

Earlier this year, she participated at the Oceania Triathlon Cup race at Taupo, New Zealand where she took 12th out of 25 finishers.

 

Iijima has a World Ranking of 263 and is currently on the Start List for the next Africa Cup event in Zimbabwe on Saturday.

Nice find. With Australia and New Zealand qualifying naturally, all she needs to do is have a World (not Olympic) ranking of 180 or higher by the deadline.

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Romania has qualified its first athlete in women's marathon via Delvine Relin Meringor.

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Austria qualified their first athlete in swimming via Simon Bucher in men's 100m butterfly

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Azerbaijan has qualified their first athlete via sport shooter Ruslan Lunev in men's 10m air pistol.

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Now that the TYR Pro Swim Series in Fort Lauderdale 2023 is officially counted as an Olympic swimming qualification event the following nations have qualified their first athlete.

 

Hong Kong - Siobhan Haugley (women's 200m and 400m freestyle)

Trinidad and Tobago - Dylan Carter (men's 100m freestyle)

Tunisia - Ahmed Ayoub Hafnaoui (men's 400m, 800m and 1500m freestyle)

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Athletics update

 

Bolivia has qualified in men's marathon (Hector Garibay)

Ecuador has qualified in men's 20km walk (David Hurtado)

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have qualified their first athletes. They will compete in Equestrian (Team Jumping)

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has qualified in women's marathon

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qualified their first athlete in the men's cycling road race while and did the same in the women's cycling road race.

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@Sindo Here are some qualification event dates for events we currently have list as TBD in 2023