Can the US trials be seen (not live, but on demand) anywhere? I doubt anything non-American shows it and those American things often seem next to impossible to watch if you're not American.
I understand that the 4 extra athletes from Spain for the mixed walking relays are AP alternate athletes, they are not quota places and they could only compete in the mixed ones in case of injury or justified cause that will cause the withdrawal of the totulars. For this I go to the qualifying processes where on page 2 it says: Mixed team RW In addition NOC can nominate a maximun total of two AP alternate athletes, one man and one women
On page 9 says AP alternate athletes are non-competing athletes and are not incluides within the athletes quota. AP alternate Athletes can only become competing athletes as per conditions outlined in the Late Replacement policy. I have looked for it and it is due to injury or cause of the owner.
Nowhere on the document says that one NOC has to include athletes already nominated. Spain may feel that 2 races over the course of a couple of days is too much and select 10 athletes: 6 for individual and 4 for team. it is completely ok to do so.
Maybe they prefer to keep their strongest options to be relaxed for the team competition. In addition 1 team
Have they indicated who will participate in which?
I think World Athletics have made a terrible mistake here.
Yaseen Abdella has never run a road race and never competed above 5000m
I couldn't really watch the whole video, but apparently he's going to the Olympics... He ran a 10k this Thursday, so maybe he's going up - and perhaps doing videos on the way? - he mentioned in the end "i will be able to represent Sudan, wheter or not I get a 5k standard or not"
It doesn't make much sense to me and apparently neither to IAAF.
is probably qualifying in Men's Long Jump, for example.
But for other natios I get it, marathon needs a lot of training and quotas can't be announced too late.
And about and , they already broke that rule last year. They do it if they want. For example they gave a quota to in both men's 1500 and womens 200 last olympic games. So it's not uncommon. Also, guy likely qualifies by world ranking as he's #81. He only needs one person rejecting their place
First of all he was in the top64 on the first deadline, so his quota should have been confirmed by then. But they totally ignored that. And now he was kicked out of the ranking due to the Universality quotas. I wonder if he can still climb back through reallocation.
The qualification document indicates that each team can take 5 athletes on their gender relay and 4 athletes on their mixed relay
athletes with individual quota MUST participate in the M and F 4x100m and 4x400m, but it doesn't say anything regarding the mixed 4x400m (or I haven't found)
So I'm counting it as 5 (and 2 men and 2 women on the mixed relay), but obviously they could pick someone from 200m, 800m, 400m hurdles, etc.
(AFTER DAY 2)
120 female quotas (55 on 4x100m, 56 on 4x400, 9 on the mixed relay)
120 male quotas (58 on 4x100, 51 on 4x400, 11 on the mixed relay)
wow, it was 50%-50% if my math is right. Obviously, in the end, many if not most of these quotas will come through new EST or individual ranking.
NED- no women (gets 5 female quotas) POL- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas) USA- 3 women (gets 2 female quotas)
+
CIV- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
ITA- no women (gets 5 female quotas) JAM- 3 women (gets 2 female quotas)
NGR- no women (gets 5 female quotas) SUI- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
TTO- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
Male 4x100m
CAN- 1 man (gets 4 quotas) CHN- no men (gets 5 quotas) FRA-no men (gets 5 quotas)
GBR- 1 man (gets 4 quotas) ITA-no men (gets 5 quotas) JAM-3 men (gets 2 quotas)
JPN- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
USA-3 men (gets 2 quotas)
+ AUS-no men (gets 5 quotas) GER-no men (gets 5 quotas) GHA-no men (gets 5 quotas)
LBR- 1 man (gets 4 quotas) NGR- 1 man (gets 4 quotas) RSA- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
Female 4x400m
CAN- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
FRA- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
GBR- 3 women (gets 2 female quotas)
IRL - 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
ITA- no women (gets 5 female quotas) NOR- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
POL- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
USA-3 women (gets 2 quotas)
+ BEL- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas) ESP- no women (gets 5 female quotas) IND- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
JAM-3 women (gets 2 quotas) NED-2 women (gets 3 quotas) SUI- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
Male 4x400m
BOT- 3 men (gets 2 quotas)
BEL- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
GBR- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
GER- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
JPN- 2 man (gets 3 quotas) ITA- 0 man (gets 5 quotas)
NGR-1 man (gets 4 quotas)
RSA-3 men (gets 2 quotas)
+ BRA-3 men (gets 2 quotas) ESP- 0 man (gets 5 quotas) IND- 0 man (gets 5 quotas) POL- 0 man (gets 5 quotas) TTO-1 man (gets 4 quotas) USA-3 men (gets 2 quotas)
Mixed 4x400m
BEL- 1 men + 1 woman (probably no additional quota)* the male and female 4x400 qualifed above DOM- 1 men + 1 woman (gets 1 male + 1 female quota)
FRA- no athlete! (probably gets 2 male quotas)* the female 4x400 qualifed above IRL - 1 woman (probably gets 2 male quotas)* the female 4x400 qualifed above NED - 1 man + 2 women (probably gets 1 male quota)* the female 4x400 qualifed above NGR -1 man (probably gets 2 female quota)* the male 4x400 qualifed above POL- 1 woman (probably no additional quota)* the male and female 4x400 qualifed above USA- 3 men + 3 women (no additional quota)
+ BAH- 1 man (gets 1 male + 2 female quota) GER- 1 man (probably gets 2 female quota)* the male 4x400 qualifed above GBR- 3 women + 1 man (no additional quota)* the male 4x400 qualifed above JAM- 3 men + 3 women (no additional quota) SUI- no athlete! (probably gets 2 male quota)* the female 4x400 qualifed above UKR- no athlete! (gets 2 male + 2 female quota)
I'm pretty sure they added this now because I don't remember reading before. but the 4x400 mixed is still a bit of blur. Perhaps bigger countries can take other athletes, but in the end I doubt this will happen, so ok.
yes you have to start with 4 quotas (and deduct if they already have any that have the minimums for 100 and 400 m)!I will choose this calculation method as well
I'm sticking to 5 because they will def take an extra. It's more probable that they have 2 reserves (as in 6) than just 4. But as you said, it's just a guess. Sometimes countries choose athletes from other races.
I just checked how many quotas each country qualified today had on its respective 400m or 100m.
The qualification document indicates that each team can take 5 athletes on their gender relay and 4 athletes on their mixed relay (not sure if it's a new addition, I just noticed that). And athletes with individual quota MUST participate in the M and F 4x100m and 4x400m, but it doesn't say anything regarding the mixed 4x400m .
So I'm counting it as 5 (and 2 men and 2 women on the mixed relay), but obviously they could pick someone from 200m, 800m, 400m hurdles, etc
(FINAL AS OF DAY 1, will update tomorrow)
So apparently the first day offered 131 quotas
66 female quotas (30 on 4x100m, 32 on 4x400, 4 on the mixed relay)
65 male quotas (31 on 4x100, 26 on 4x400, 8 on the mixed relay)
NED - no women (gets 5 female quotas) POL- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas) USA- 3 women (gets 2 female quotas)
Male 4x100m
CAN- 1 man (gets 4 quotas) CHN- no men (gets 5 quotas) FRA-no men (gets 5 quotas)
GBR- 1 man (gets 4 quotas) ITA-no men (gets 5 quotas) JAM-3 men (gets 2 quotas)
JPN- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
USA-3 men (gets 2 quotas)
Female 4x400m
CAN- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
FRA- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
GBR- 3 women (gets 2 female quotas)
IRL - 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
ITA- no women (gets 5 female quotas) NOR- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
POL- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
USA-3 women (gets 2 quotas)
Male 4x400m
BOT- 3 men (gets 2 quotas)
BEL- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
GBR- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
GER- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
JPN- 2 man (gets 3 quotas) ITA- 0 man (gets 5 quotas)
NGR- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
RSA-3 men (gets 2 quotas)
Mixed 4x400m
BEL- 1 men + 1 woman (may get 1 male + 1 female quota)* the male 4x400 qualifed above DOM- 1 men + 1 woman (gets 1 male + 1 female quota)
FRA- no athlete! (may get 2 male + 2 female quota)* the female 4x400 qualifed above IRL - 1 woman (may get 2 male + 1 female quota)* the female 4x400 qualifed above NED - 1 man + 2 women (gets 1 male quota) NGR - 1 man (may get 1 male + 2 female quota)* the male 4x400 qualifed above POL- 1 woman (may get 2 male + 1 female quota)* the female 4x400 qualifed above USA- 3 men + 3 women (no additional quota)
I just made a quick count on how the Brazilian athletes are at the moment in Road to Paris
summary:
20 women qualified (3 with ES, 17 ranking) + 3 or 4 probable reallocations as they are in the top3 of alternates
20men (10 with ES, 10 ranking) + 2 or 3 possible reallocations (as they are in the top5 of alternates)
WOMEN
100m F (56/3r) Vitória Rosa (23), Ana Carolina Azevedo (51), Lorraine Martins (56)
200m F (48/1r) Ana Carolina Azevedo (27)
400m F (48/1r) Tiffani Marinho (37)
800m F (48/1r) Flavia Maria de Lima (40)
110mh F (40/0r) - / ... / Ketiley Batista (43, 3 alt)
400mh F (40/1r) Chayenne da Silva (25)
3000ms F (36/1r) Tatiane Raquel da Silva (26) / ... / Simone Ferraz (38, 2 alt)
HJ F (32/1r) Valdileia Martins (30)
PV F (32/1r) Juliana de Menis Campos (21)
LJ F (32/2r) Eliane Martins (23), Lissandra Maysa Campos (30) / ... / Leticia Oro Melo (33, 1 alt*)
TP F (32/1r) Gabriele Santos (14)
SP F (32/1r) Ana Caroline Silva (32) / ... / Livia Avancini (34, 2 alt)
DT F (32/1ES+1r) Izabela da Silva (14Q) + Andressa de Morais (21)
JT F (32/1r) Jucilene Sales de Lima (9)
20km F (48/2ES+1r) Viviane Lyra (14Q), Erica Sena (25Q) + Gabriela de Sousa (45)
MEN
100m M (56/2ES+1r) Felipe Bardi (12Q), Erik Cardoso (14Q) + Paulo André Camilo (23)
200m M (56/2r) Renan Gallina [Correa] (27), Jorge Vides (40)
400m M (48/3ES) Matheus Lima (16Q), Alison dos Santos (20Q), Lucas Carvalho (24Q)
800m M (48/0) - / ... / Eduardo Ribeiro (53, 5alt)
110mh M (40/1ES+1r) Rafael Pereira (16Q) + Eduardo Rodrigues (21) / ... / Denner Cordeiro (44, 4alt)
400mh M (40/2ES) Alison dos Santos (5Q), Matheus Lima (23Q)
HJ M (32/1r) Fernando Ferreira (19) / ... / Thiago Moura (43, 11alt)
LJ M (32/1r) Lucas Marcelino dos Santos (24) / ... / Gabriel Luiz Boza (46, 14alt)
TJ M (32/1ES) Almir dos Santos (9Q) / ... / Mateus de Sá (44, 12alt)
SP M (32/1ES+1r) Darlan Romani (6Q) + Wellington Morais (19) / ... / Willian Dourado (40, 8alt)
DT M (32/0) - / ... / Wellinton Fernandes da Cruz Filho (40, 8t)
HT M (32/0) - / ... / Allan Wolski (40, 8 alt)
JT M (32/1r) Pedro Henrique Rodrigues (19) / ... / Luiz Mauricio da Silva (43, 11alt)
M M (80/1ES) Daniel do Nascimento (45Q)
D M (24/1r) Jose Fernando Ferreira Santana, "Balotelli" (22)
20km M (48/1ES+1r) Caio Bonfim (7Q) + Matheus Correa (39) / ... / Max Batista Gonçalves dos Santos (51, 3alt)
Yes, she get polish citiezenship. Now we are waiting for World Athetics decision, she could start for us from 20 june. And this minimum is okey for WA.
but can she get a minimum while she was competing for another country and transfer to Poland? And her change of nationality needs to be approved on the june (or july?) EC-IOC meeting right?
Top 65 athletes on the Road To Paris list, as of tomorrow, will be considered as qualified. I don’t believe there are any more marathons until the cutoff date, so posting this early.
Men’s Marathon
Tebello Ramakongoana
Hugo Catrileo
Just coming back here because although it is very clear that Hugo Catrileo should be qualified, I don't think they are counting with that.
Athletics have a bunch of extra quotas, he should get one...
Hey guys, here it is my update on Entry Standards that were accomplished until last week or so, on men's athletics and were not published here, to the best of my knowledge.
update: I finished the edits and will post Marathon tomorrow.
Women's new posts are a bit above. I hope afterwards to keep updating weekly (or so) on new events after I finish this.
Men's 400m
Matheus Lima - 3º Encontros Atletismo - São Paulo, Brazil (2024 mar 02)
Christopher MORALES-WILLIAMS - SEC Indoor Championships - Fayetteville, USA (2024 fev 24)
Auhmad ROBINSON - NCAA Divison I Indoor - Boston, USA (2024 mar 07)
Men's 800m
Kethobogile HAINGURA -
Asa Athletics Grand Prix 2 - Pretoria, South Africa (2024 mar 18)
Aaron Kemei CHEMININGWA - Trials for African Games - Nairobi, Kenya (2024 mar 06)'
Men's 1500m
Hobbs KESSLER - Millrose Games - New York, USA (2024 feb 11)
Adam FOGG - Millrose Games - New York, USA (2024 feb 11)
Men's 5000m
Graham BLANKS - John Terrier Classic - Boston, USA (2023 dec 02)
Jack ROWE - Boston University DMR Challenge - Boston, USA (2024 feb 16)
Patrick DeVER- Boston University DMR Challenge - Boston, USA (2024 feb 16)
Men's 400m hurdles
TOYODA Ken - Yogibo Athletics Challenge Cup - Niigata, Japan (2023 oct 01)
Abderrahman Samba (Abderrahman Almoubarrake S ALSALECK) - Asian Games - Hangzhou, China (2023 oct 03)
HAMANISHI Ryo - 107th Japanese Race Walking Championships - Kobe, Japan (2024 feb 18)
KAWANO Masatora- 107th Japanese Race Walking Championships - Kobe, Japan (2024 feb 18)
TAKAHASHI Kazuki- 107th Japanese Race Walking Championships - Kobe, Japan (2024 feb 18)
MARUO Satoshi- 107th Japanese Race Walking Championships - Kobe, Japan (2024 feb 18)
KATSUKI Hayato - All Japan Race Walking - Nomi, Japan (2024 mar 17)
YOSHIKAWA Kento - All Japan Race Walking - Nomi, Japan (2024 mar 17)
MANJU Haruki - All Japan Race Walking - Nomi, Japan (2024 mar 17)
SUWA Motofumi- All Japan Race Walking - Nomi, Japan (2024 mar 17)
Paul MCGRATH - Spanish Open 20km Championships - Zaragoza, Spain (2024 feb 25)
LIU Hang Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2023 apr 08)
CUI Lihong - Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2024 mar 03)
LU Ning - Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2024 mar 03)
ZHAO Xiangfei - Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2024 mar 03)
WEN Yongjie - Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2024 mar 03)
WANG Qin - Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2024 mar 03)
XU Hao - Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2024 mar 03)
ZHANG Jiaxu - Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2024 mar 03)
CHEN Tiancai - Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2024 mar 03)
BIAN Tongda - Chinese Race Walking Grand Prix - Taicang China (2024 mar 03)
edit: just forgot to mention that as in the women's list, no Russian with the EST was included. In this case, specifically Vasiliy MIZINOV; Anton KURBATOV
Yaseen ABDALLA
Moath ALKHAWALDEH
Valentin BETOUDJI
Samuel FREIRE
Eduardo Terrance GARCIA
Jordan GUSMAN
Il Ryong HAN
Dario IVANOVSKI
Amine KHADIRI
Ilya TYAPKIN
Cristhian ZAMORA
Lilia FISIKOVICI
Helalia JOHANNES
Kinzang LHAMO
Mokulubete Blandina MAKATISI
Militsa MIRCHEVA
Rutendo Joan NYAHORA
Shantoshi SHRESTHA
BENIN at the women's 800m Doha
in both men's 1500 and womens 200 last olympic games. So it's not uncommon. Also, 
AUS - no women (gets 5 female quotas)
GER- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
GBR- 3 women (gets 2 female quotas)
NED- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
CIV- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
ITA- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
JAM- 3 women (gets 2 female quotas)
NGR- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
SUI- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
TTO- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
CHN- no men (gets 5 quotas)
JPN- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
GHA- no men (gets 5 quotas)
LBR- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
RSA- 1 man (gets 4 quotas)
IRL - 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
NOR- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
BEL- 1 woman (gets 4 female quotas)
ESP- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
IND- no women (gets 5 female quotas)
BOT- 3 men (gets 2 quotas)
BRA- 3 men (gets 2 quotas) 
DOM- 1 men + 1 woman (gets 1 male + 1 female quota)
BAH- 1 man (gets 1 male + 2 female quota)
UKR- no athlete! (gets 2 male + 2 female quota)
Aaron Kemei CHEMININGWA - Trials for African Games - Nairobi, Kenya (2024 mar 06)'
Abderrahman Samba (Abderrahman Almoubarrake S ALSALECK) - Asian Games - Hangzhou, China (2023 oct 03)
Pedro BUARÓ - Portuguese Indoor Club Championships - Pombal, Portugal (2024 feb 10)
Ever Jair PALMA OLIVARES - 107th Japanese Race Walking Championships - Kobe, Japan (2024 feb 18)
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2016 Olympic Champion and 2020 bronze medalist
Thiago Braz just got a ruling from CAS to allow him to compete.
He had a good run at Troféu Brasil to someone that was (supposedly) without training for one year or so.
He won with 5.65, but failed his 3 attempts to 5.82.
Silver (Lucas Alisson Pedro) and bronze (Andreas Kreiss) had only 5.00.
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