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On 5/8/2024 at 5:23 PM, JoshMartini007 said:

Two issues.

 

1) That's presumptuous of World Athletics that none of those nations could qualify in other events thus invalidating their quota.

2) Nations can only get one universality quota so  or  can't be qualified in both men's and women's marathon.

 

The same thing happened in 2020. Universality quotas showed up and disappeared for a while.

 lost their women's quota, doesn't appear now in the Road To Paris.  still has both.

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5 minutes ago, JoshMartini007 said:

Two issues.

 

1) That's presumptuous of World Athletics that none of those nations could qualify in other events thus invalidating their quota.

2) Nations can only get one universality quota so  or  can't be qualified in both men's and women's marathon.

 

The same thing happened in 2020. Universality quotas showed up and disappeared for a while.

 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

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Just now, Benolympique said:

It ´s official ?

Published by World Athletics in their Road To Paris tool: https://worldathletics.org/stats-zone/road-to/7153115?eventId=10229534

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 Yaseen ABDALLA

 Moath ALKHAWALDEH

Valentin BETOUDJI

Samuel FREIRE

Eduardo Terrance GARCIA

Jordan GUSMAN

Il Ryong HAN

Dario IVANOVSKI

Amine KHADIRI

Ilya TYAPKIN

Cristhian ZAMORA

 

Receibed universiality quotas in Men's Marathon

 

 

 Lilia FISIKOVICI

Helalia JOHANNES

Kinzang LHAMO

Mokulubete Blandina MAKATISI

Militsa MIRCHEVA

Rutendo Joan NYAHORA

Kwang-Ok RI

Shantoshi SHRESTHA

Sardana TROFIMOVA

 

Receibed universiality quotas in Women's Marathon

 

 

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2 hours ago, Jan Linha said:

Hammer Thrower Volodymyr Myslyvchuk, originally from has been living for quite some time in the Czech Republic and in January, he obtained Czech citizenship. Recently, he threw 77,31 m which means limit for ECH in June. Now, Czech athletic federation is dealing with WA whether he can represent at the ECH this year. I checked his ranking, he is currently 31st in Road to Paris and his last throw was only less than a meter from the strict limit to Paris. Do you guys think he may get an approval for ECH? If so, if he throws 78,20m or qualifies to Paris through the Olympic ranking, could he represent ??? I know the timing is quite tight and I remember that before there were some rules that you have to represent your new country for a year or two? Not quite sure..... before you can qualify for the Olympics representing your new country. Does anybody how is it right now before Paris? I also noticed some athletes, weightlifters switched to citizenship and qualified to Paris but I don't know how long ago they changed the nationality. Thanks. 

The last international event he competed representing  that I could found was the 2018 Euros. Three years has passed since that, so he wouldn't have any problems to represent another country.

 

Now it's only waiting until WA gives the thumbs up. We spaniards are in the same scenario waiting for former  Yulemnis Aguilar is given the green ligth in time for the ECH cause she already has spanish nationality.

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HAMBURG MARATHON - Hamburg, 

April 28, 2024

 

 

Women's Marathon

 

 Daiana Ocampo - 02:26:24

 

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Men's Marathon

 

 

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LONDON MARATHON,  

April 21, 2024

 

Men's marathon

 

 Mahamed MAHAMED

 

(+ )

 

Women's marathon

 

( athletes)

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ROTTERDAM MARATHON,

April 14, 2024

 

Women's marathon

 

 Maor TIYOURI

 Zhanna MAMAZHANOVA

 

(+  and a 4th athlete from  Thalia VALDIVIA)

 

Men's marathon

 

(  athletes)

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VIENNA MARATHON,  

April 21, 2024

 

Women's Marathon

 Nazaret Weldu

 

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23 minutes ago, Faramir said:

No, there's no chance, rules are clear.

The mistake was not using other walkers to field a 3rd pair like Japan did as backup, Instead of having them compete in the useless individual race.

Amateurish mistake, here medals count way less than qualifying for Paris...probably even mixing pairs (Palmisano-3rd man, Stano-3rd woman) would have been enough.

That's what Spain did.

 

Three pairs with the strongest and mixing the favorites so if someone got unlucky they could secure the second spot

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2nd

2nd

2nd

2nd

2nd

 

 

That should be it

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Boston is too downhill to count. But because it's a Platinum Label event, top5 qualify to the games because that's happens in all Platinum events.

 

 Weldu serves as an example or that. She didnt finnish top5 and despite doind the standar isnt qualified

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Entry lists

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 goes with everything trying to secure the two spots.

 

2023 20km and 35km María Perez & Álvaro Martín are going to team up.

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Paris Marathon

April 7, 2024

 

 

 

Bunch of Kenia and Ethiopia in men's and women's event and...

 

Men's marathon

 Matthias KYBURZ

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Signing time started for the  Spanish Federation.

 

Today, our parliament confirmed express nationality to  Yulemnis Aguilar, currently #1 in the women's javelin toplist in 2024. She doesnt represent Cuba since like 5 years ago so there would be no problem, she will be in Paris.

 

 

Also,  Likina Amebaw is waiting for the nationality. She has the Olympic Standar in women's 10.000metres and wants to go to Paris. Although her has a different route. She's married to an Spaniard apparently, so no need for the Parliament to get involved. But adminstrations are slow so if "organic" nationality doesn't arrive at time I count with the Goverment giving her an special excempt for the nationality as they did for Yulemnis.

 

 

And at last  Rodrigue Kwizera is reportedly starting negotiations paperwork to ask for the nationality, He refused to go with his home country to the latest World Cross Country Championships. He was at Budapest in 2023 so at least until 2026 couldn't compete for the country. So there's no hurry with him.

 

 

 

 

Would there be any more before Paris or would they stop at 5 between the last 2 years? Who knows....

Edited April 9 by Jur

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With this result the  guy jumped to a qualifying place in the rankings, but with all the spring marathons still to happend I dont know if its going to be enough

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Wuxi Marathon -

24 March 2024

 

 

Men's Marathon

 

 Jie HE - 2:06:57

+

A bunch of  athletes

 

Women's Marathon

 

A bunch of  athletes

 

 

 

 

 

There where  athletes that where less than a minute behind of the qualifiyng mark in both men's and women's events

 

Edited March 27 by Jur

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Seoul Marathon -  

17 March 2024

 

 

Men's Marathon

 

A bunch of  athletes

 

 

Women's Marathon

 

 Munkhzaya BAYARTSOGT - 2:24:45

+

A bunch of  athletes

 

 

 

And now there are 83 women's marathoners qualified, more than the 80 entries planned, and some marathon's still left....

 

 

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28 minutes ago, dodge said:

They probably all should have asterisks on them saying “*pending they don’t test positive” at this stage 

Specially two of them

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Spanish Marathon selection

 

Meritxell Soler,  Majida Maayouf & Ester Navarrete for the womens, Ibrahim Chakir, Tariku Novales and Yago Rojo in the men's.

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The TEN -

16 March 2024

 

 

 

Men's 10.000m

 

Grant FISHER - 26:52.04

 Nico YOUNG - 26:52.72

 Andreas ALMGREEN - 26:52.87

 Mohammed AHMED - 26:53.01

 Habtom SAMUEL - 26:53.84

 Adriaan WILDSCHUTT - 26:55.54

 William KINCAID - 26:57.57

(+  Edwin KURGAT - 26:57.66, whose country already has other 3 athletes with the standar)

 

Women's 10.000m

 

 Weini KELATI FREZGHI - 30:33.82

 Lauren RYAN - 30:35.66

 Megan KEITH - 30:36.84

Edited March 20 by Jur

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10km Laredo - 

16 March 2024

 

Men's 10.000m

 

 Yomif KEJELCHA - 26:37

 Joshua CHEPTEGEI - 26:53

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I think Weldu was running ¿Vienna marathon? to try and reach the standar

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There are some countries that are more difficult to sort out:

 

·  &  have similar level athletes in both men's event, can go either way. 

·  &  similar level athletes in both women's event, can go either way. (C. Taipei already qualified in men's)

·  &  have similar level athletes in both 100 meterss, can go either way    

·  has the similar level athletes in women's 100 and men's marathon, can go either (or even both) ways

·  &  have similar level athletes in all events, can go any way.

·  &   I have no idea, they have no athletes in either gender or event with results uop to two years. Also  is already qualified in men's event and there's no women in either event in World Athletics. In past years, Timor Leste and Djibouti tend to compete with distance runners.

·  &  probably wont need an invitation because they would probably qualify in both genders.

 

The same way that this five wont need an invitation, there would probably be new countries that would need one. But that is way more time consuming to try to predict. Maybe another day.

Edited March 12 by Jur