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Sprint Canoeing Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024 Road to Paris 2024


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3 hours ago, avlar said:

European Qualification Start List Day 1. Russian pairs are on the list but Pavlov disappeared on some reason in M C2

 

https://www.canoeicf.com/sites/default/files/eoq_startlist_wednesday.pdf

 

 

Better for us and everyone else, :POL badly need this quota in C2 500m.

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  • 2 weeks later...

new update from ICF

 

https://www.canoeicf.com/sites/default/files/paris_2024_csp_quota_allocation_as_of_16052024.pdf

 

some expected updates from other continents but looks like Australia rejected a quota in favor of Guam or something like that

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Unfortunate that Australia rejected both C1 quotas. The Guam athlete in the women's C1 200m had a time of 1:43 at the Oceania qualifier. Most athletes will finish the race in under 50 seconds and I imagine the second slowest (barring an injury) will finish in under a minute.

 

Also the men's C1 1000m quota has not been reallocated. There is currently a bit of a reallocation issue. Following the letter of the law it could go to Samoa, but the athlete had a DNS, but since he counted as one of the three eligible nations in order to make this event eligible he should technically get the quota. Of course, awarding a quota to someone who didn't even race would be seen as bad faith so the quota should go to Ukraine based on their performance at the 2023 World Championships.

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31 minutes ago, JoshMartini007 said:

Unfortunate that Australia rejected both C1 quotas. The Guam athlete in the women's C1 200m had a time of 1:43 at the Oceania qualifier. Most athletes will finish the race in under 50 seconds and I imagine the second slowest (barring an injury) will finish in under a minute.

 

Also the men's C1 1000m quota has not been reallocated. There is currently a bit of a reallocation issue. Following the letter of the law it could go to Samoa, but the athlete had a DNS, but since he counted as one of the three eligible nations in order to make this event eligible he should technically get the quota. Of course, awarding a quota to someone who didn't even race would be seen as bad faith so the quota should go to Ukraine based on their performance at the 2023 World Championships.

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