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Andorra likely would reject any additional women's quotas -
Didn't Svahn say she'd boycott it if Russians/Belarussians were allowed to compete? That should make that choice slightly easier. -
As far as I know, yes. I don't think I have seen anyone of those three countries active recently besides Del Rio, Galstyan and Velicer respectively, but Andorra and Taiwan used to have more than one athlete capable of doing so, so who knows. I know Taiwan will have someone compete in the Far East Cup races in Alpensia Thursday and Friday (just like Brazil, which is rather problematic for us and might, with some bad luck, kill 'our' chances for the Olympics, but let's see). I assume that is Velicer, but you never know, they weren't willing to give an actual entry list.
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By MatiReimundo · Posted
WTT Finals - Hong Kong Results (December 10-14, 2025) Men's Singles: 1. Tomokazu Harimoto 2. Truls Moregard 3. Wang Chuqin 3. Lin Shidong 5. Alexis Lebrun 5. Lin Yun-ju 5. Felix Lebrun 5. Xiang Peng 9. Sora Matsushima 9. Dang Qiu 9. Anders Lind 9. Benedikt Duda 9. Simon Gauzy 9. Hugo Calderano 9. An Jae-hyun 9. Liang Jingkun Women's Singles: 1. Wang Manyu 2. Kuai Man 3. Sun Yingsha 3. Chen Yi 5. Miyu Nagasaki 5. Satsuki Odo 5. Chen Xingtong 5. Joo Cheon-hui 9. Wang Yidi 9. Mima Ito 9. Hina Hayata 9. Honoka Hashimoto 9. Zhu Yuling 9. Shi Xunyao 9. Shin Yu-bin 9. Miwa Harimoto Mixed Doubles: 1. Lim Jong-hoon & Shin Yu-bin 2. Wang Chuqin & Sun Yingsha 3. Sora Matsushima & Miwa Harimoto 3. Lin Shidong & Kuai Man Results -
By Quaker2001 · Posted
They didn't report specifics, but the story is that there was an illness with 1 of the players -
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By evil betty · Posted
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These skiiers also selected to the olympics: Maja Dahlqvist Moa Ilar Linn Svahn Johanna Hagström Emma Ribom Alvar Myhlback Anton Grahn But one of Svahn, Hagström and Ribom will probably just be there watching as we can only pick two sprinters apart from Sundling and Dahlqvist who should be safe. And Karlsson, Andersson, Ilar and Sundling will probably go all distance races. -
It seems Jéssica Carolina Santos Rodrigues (or any other Portuguese skater) doesn't meet any required standard time to qualify. She needs 39''50 or 1'18''00 by mid-January, with SB/PB of 40''04 and 1'18''82. Same goes for Philip Due Schmidt . Don't know if ISU will give them some slack, if not they'll need to chase those qualifying times. If they fail to reach them, how will the quota be redistributed ? Logically R1 would be awarded a "direct" spot, which would change things as wR1 is Nizan and mR1 is Yakubovskiy two countries with only one quota spot. France would get a second quota, allowing them to enter two athletes and obtain a second starter in the MS (with already one additional quota). Kazakhstan would be able to enter a second skater (presumably Yakubovskiy) who could take part to the MS (at the moment they potentially could obtain an additional quota, but Koshkin probably won't participate in the MS).
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