Mixed Team Relay
| Quota | Qualification Event | Notes |
 Australia
|
Mixed relay rankings as of March 31st, 2020 | |
 Austria
|
ITU Olympic Ranking | |
 Belgium
|
Triathlon ITU Mixed Team Relay Olympic Games Qualifier 2021 | |
 Canada
|
ITU Olympic Ranking | |
 France
|
Mixed relay rankings as of March 31st, 2020 | |
 Germany
|
Mixed relay rankings as of March 31st, 2020 | |
 Great Britain
|
Mixed relay rankings as of March 31st, 2020 | |
 Hungary
|
ITU Olympic Ranking | |
 Italy
|
Triathlon ITU Mixed Team Relay Olympic Games Qualifier 2021 | |
 Japan
|
ITU Olympic Ranking | |
 Mexico
|
ITU Olympic Ranking | |
 Netherlands.
|
Mixed relay rankings as of March 31st, 2020 | |
 New Zealand.
|
Mixed relay rankings as of March 31st, 2020 | |
 Russia
|
ITU Olympic Ranking | |
 South Africa
|
ITU Olympic Ranking | |
 Spain
|
ITU Olympic Ranking | |
 Switzerland.
|
Triathlon ITU Mixed Team Relay Olympic Games Qualifier 2021 | |
 United States.
|
Mixed relay rankings as of March 31st, 2020 |
Women's Individual
Egypt
Men's Individual
Hong Kong
Luxembourg
Morocco
Romania
Syria
New Zealand have rejected their 3rd womens quota.
The quota has been reallocated to Mariya Shorets of Russia, meaning Russia become the 8th nation with 3 athletes.
Triathlon at the Summer Olympic Games 2016
| Competition Details | |
| City |
 Rio de Janeiro
|
| Dates | August 18th - August 20th, 2016 |
| Venue | Fort Copacabana |
| Website | Official Website |
| Official Schedule | ||
| Day 13 | Thursday, August 18th, 2016 | Day 13 |
| Time (GMT -3) | Event | Stage |
|
11:00 - 13:00 |
Men's Individual | Final |
| Day 15 | Saturday, August 20th, 2016 | Day 15 |
| Time (GMT -3) | Event | Stage |
|
11:00 - 13:00 |
Women's Individual | Final |
Updated as of 18th April 2016
Concerning African continental quota places it is likely that South Africa will accept both quota as Mari Rabie and Henri Schoeman would both have qualified via the Olympic qualification rankings, therefore it would seem strange to reject the quota, only to be reallocated the same quota again!
ExpandRio qualification simulation is available here (situation with one week to go) http://www.triathlon.org/rankings
Jordan is currently the only tripartite nation which has an eligible triathlete, hopefully they'll get it. Both tripartite quotas in women's event and at least one tripartite quota in men's event will surely get reallocated back to rankings.
That is a shame, because 
all competed at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, if they had entered a lower rank event they could have got a tripartite quota.
ExpandQualification rankings olympics please?
They won't be known until the 15th and there is a World Triathlon Series race in Yokohama on the 15th, so the rankings could change even on the last day!
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There are no reallocations within this event. Actually, these quotas will be reallocated to rankings (not to the best African nations in the rankings, but to the best nations in the rankings regardless of the continent).
Ok - so if South Africa wins and they reject the quota it will go directly to the rankings not the next best African at this event
The African Championships are underway and South Africa say they will reject any quota they win via continental championships, but.... South Africa are the only country to have entered anyone into the Women's Race. What happens now?
In the men's event it is a little easier as Egypt and Morocco have both sent 1 man each, will the highest ranked between them win the quota?
Edited by uk12pointsWOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL RACE
Qualified Nations:
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Australia - Erin Densham
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Australia - Ashleigh Gentle
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Australia - Emma Moffatt
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Austria - Lisa Perterer
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Austria - Sara Vilic
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Belgium - Claire Michel
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Belgium - Katrien Verstuyft
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Bermudas - Flora Duffy
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Brazil - Pamella Oliveira
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Canada - Sarah-Anne Brault
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Canada - Amelie Kretz
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Canada - Kirsten Sweetland
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Chile - Barbara Riveros
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China - Wang Lianyuan
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Czech Republic - Vendula Frintova
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Ecuador - Elizabeth Bravo
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Estonia - Kaidi Kivioja
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France - Cassandre Beaugrand
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France - Audrey Merle
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Germany - Anne Haug
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Germany - Laura Lindemann
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Great Britain - Vicky Holland
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Great Britain - Helen Jenkins
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Great Britain - Non Stanford
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Hungary - Zsofia Kovacs
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Hungary - Margit Vanek
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Ireland - Aileen Reid
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Italy - Charlotte Bonin
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Italy - Annamaria Mazzetti
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Japan - Yurie Kato
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Japan - Yuka Sato
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Japan - Ai Ueda
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Mauritius - Fabienne St Louis
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Mexico - Cecilia Gabriela Perez Flores
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Mexico - Claudia Rivas
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Netherlands - Rachel Klamer
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New Zealand - Andrea Hewitt
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New Zealand - Nicky Samuels
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Poland - Agnieszka Jerzyk
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Russia - Anastasia Abrosimova
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Russia - Alexandra Razarenova
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Russia - Mariya Shorets
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Slovenia - Mateja Simic
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South Africa - Mari Rabie
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South Africa - Gillian Sanders
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Spain - Miriam Casillas Garcia
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Spain - Ainhoa Murua
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Spain - Carolina Routier
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Sweden - Lisa Norden
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Switzerland - Jolanda Annen
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Switzerland - Nicola Spirig
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Ukraine - Yuliya Yelistratova
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United States - Gwen Jorgensen
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United States - Sarah True
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United States - Katie Zaferes
Total Athletes Qualified 55
Total Nations Qualified 30
MEN'S INDIVIDUAL RACE
Qualified Nations:
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Argentina - Luciano Taccone
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Argentina - Gonzalo Raul Tellechea
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Australia - Ryan Bailie
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Australia - Ryan Fisher
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Australia - Aaron Royle
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Austria - Thomas Springer
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Azerbaijan - Rostyslav Pevtsov
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Barbados - Jason Wilson
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Belgium - Jelle Geens
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Belgium - Marten Van Riel
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Brazil - Diogo Sclebin
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Canada - Tyler Mislawchuk
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Canada - Andrew Yorke
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China - Bai Faquan
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Costa Rica - Leonardo Chacon
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Denmark - Andreas Schilling
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France - Dorian Coninx
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France - Pierre Le Corre
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France - Vincent Luis
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Great Britain - Gordon Benson
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Great Britain - Alistair Brownlee
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Great Britain - Jonathan Brownlee
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Hungary - Gabor Faldum
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Hungary - Tamas Toth
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Ireland - Bryan Keane
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Israel - Ron Darmon
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Italy - Alessandro Fabian
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Italy - Davide Uccellari
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Japan - Hirokatsu Tayama
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Jordan - Lawrence Fanous
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Mexico - Rodrigo Gonzalez Lopez
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Mexico - Crisanto Grajales
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Mexico - Irving Perez
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New Zealand - Tony Dodds
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New Zealand - Ryan Sissons
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Norway - Kristian Blummenfelt
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Portugal - Miguel Arraiolos
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Portugal - Joao Pereira
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Portugal - Joao Silva
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Puerto Rico - Manuel Huerta
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Russia - Alexander Bryukhankov
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Russia - Dmitry Polyanskiy
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Russia - Igor Polyanskiy
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Slovakia - Richard Varga
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South Africa- Richard Murray
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South Africa - Henri Schoeman
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Spain - Fernando Alarza
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Spain - Vincente Hernandez
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Spain - Mario Mola
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Switzerland - Sven Riederer
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Switzerland - Andrea Salvisberg
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Ukraine - Ivan Ivanov
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United States - Gregory Billington
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United States - Ben Kanute
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United States - Joe Maloy
Total Athletes Qualified 55
Total Nations Qualified 31
Triathlon Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016
Qualifiying Timeline
| EVENT | DATE | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
| 2015 European Games (Baku, AZE) | 13 - 14 June 2015 | Completed |
| 2015 Pan American Games (Toronto, CAN) | 11 - 12 July 2015 | Completed |
| World Qualification Event (Rio de Janeiro, BRA) | 1 - 2 August 2015 | Completed |
| 2016 Oceanian Championships (Gisborne, AUS) | 19 - 20 March 2016 | Completed |
| 2016 African Championships (East London, RSA) | 20 March 2016 | Completed |
| 2016 Asian Championships (Hatsukaichi, JPN) | 29 April - 1 May 2016 | Completed |
| World Ranking Period Ends | 15 May 2016 | Completed |
EVENTS
2 (1+1)
Men's (1)
- Men's Individual Race
Women's (1)
- Women's Individual Race
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