Summer Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
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The quota simulation still needs some work, no country is listed as having 8 men for example, not even Norway https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/v2/quota/list/owg/cc/2026 -
How does that list work? For example Brazil is only listed as having 1 female cross-country quota, which is incorrect, while Portugal, Lebanon and Haiti are on the list as well, which is just not going to happen.. Edit: the other one shows two for Brazil. https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/v2/quota/list/owg/cc/2026 And looking at the eligibility, as of right now @brunamoura is the only Brazilian eligible for both the sprint and distance events, huh. I was convinced that the already qualified Eduarda Ribera was as well.
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Damn, the thought of being there in under a year gives me serious butterflies now
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Only a year or three too late to profit off of the 'easy' (relatively, of course) medals
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She has 2 world cup results this year (of 5 required). Another 3 results are calculated as every 20% more of average of this 2. She is currently not in WCSL top 30 in SL,but she gets additional national CRO quota because Zrinka Ljutić is in top 30 in 2 disciplines. -
Time for the first Brazilian in the World Cup in a long time (and it might even be the first overall in the era where qualifying for Olympics and World Cups is way harder than 10 odd years ago) Vamos Gaia
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Dual Moguls Men Gold- Mikael Kingsbury Silver- Ikuma Horishima Bronze- Matt Graham Women Gold- Jaelin Kauf Silver- Tess Johnson Bronze- Anastasiya Gorodko Full Final Results Here
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