Russia-Ukraine Crisis Consequences in Sports

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1 hour ago, OlympicIRL said:

Prince Andrew?

This is the best one-liner here this year. And we are in an early December. 

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Lithuania and Estonia are surely going to be boycotting, 

Edited December 8, 2023 by Orangehair43

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3 hours ago, Benolympique said:

With the IOC's decision, what are the list of sports where Russia can qualify? Does she already have quotas? Can Ukraine or other nations boycott the Olympic Games?

All individuals.

 

From my understanding of what is not fully written:

Russian and Belarus athletes can not form pairs (as in tennis doubles, etc).

And they will get invitations to sports in which the qualification is already finished or has sidelined them (gymnastics comes first in my mind, but boxing etc).

 

Would be more intersting if they could still attend olympic qualifiers (as in boxing, or gymnastics world cup) instead of gaining straight quota.

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5 hours ago, heywoodu said:

Alright. Which reminds me, almost 2024, meaning the vacation system for next year will open up at work, so it's almost time to register three weeks of Olympics vacation  

 

Which is significantly more likely to happen than a (mass) boycott, by the way  

 

Still super curious what your "Cortina 2026 will fail/be cancelled" pitch is going to be.

unfortunately Milano-Cortina is seriously more at risk than Paris 2024, as we don't have a single indoor venue (except for the Forum, hosting Figure Skating and Short Track) and a few outdoor venues (the Trampolines in Predazzo and of course, the Sliding Sports Center) in line to be completed yet

 

and I wouldn't put my hand on a flame that everything will be ready by 2026

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4 hours ago, rafalgorka said:

If a non-frequently-tested BLRUS athletes win M and/or HJ event in athletics I will be angry to put it mildly 

Swimming will be interesting, so to say  

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29 minutes ago, Orangehair43 said:

Lithuania and Estonia are surely going to be boycotting, 

They can talk,personally there's nothing confirmed from our side,and nothing would be won by doing this