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Summer Olympic Games 2020 Qualification Systems


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If I can be of help, in your excellent web ,i give information of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Qualification blog that I am construct https://clasificacionolimpica2020.blogspot.com.es/ Attached to the Olympic Passport web http://www.alondres2012.com/ 

It is divided by olympic sports and each one of them, you will collect the following points the following points:

The changes of the Olympic Program in Tokyo, with respect to Rio

The Qualification Process summarized and detailed

Study of how to set the Olympic rankings.

Most important competitions in each sport :As it is classified and competition system

Essential rules of the sport itself , rules of the competition system etc

The most important calendar. The most useful links

 

This blog is intended to keep track of all the Spanish athletes in the various competitions,taking into account the criteria of the Qualification Process.

A greeting:):)

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On 21/3/2018 at 23:46, Dunadan said:

I can't find an official document for baseball/softball but the Italian Federation has just published an article with all details, saying it is now approved by IOC: http://www.fibs.it/it/news/nazionali-baseball/43221-tokyo-2020,-il-sistema-di-qualificazione.html

Summary:

Softball

Japan

World Champs (August 2018) - 1 team

American Qualification Tournament - 2 teams

Asian/Oceanian QT - 1 team

European/African QT - 1 team

Baseball

Japan

Premier 12 in November 2019 - best team from America and best team from Asia/Oceania

American QT - 1 team

European/African QT - 1 team

Final QT - 1 team

 

Confirmed today by WBSC: 

http://www.wbsc.org/wbsc-reveals-tokyo-2020-olympic-qualifiers-for-baseball-softball/

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il y a 15 minutes, Dunadan a déclaré:

pity there is no pdf format

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I got lost with field hockey. The OQE is six matches (I guess home and away) so it means 12 teams (which is also confirmed in point v)). But those to quaify are 4 from Hockey Pro League, 2 from Hockey Series and 2 from ranking - that gives us just 8 teams, so we need 4 more. Did I miss something?

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vor 9 Minuten schrieb Vojthas:

I got lost with field hockey. The OQE is six matches (I guess home and away) so it means 12 teams (which is also confirmed in point v)). But those to quaify are 4 from Hockey Pro League, 2 from Hockey Series and 2 from ranking - that gives us just 8 teams, so we need 4 more. Did I miss something?

 

It's the 6 highest ranked Teams from the hockey series. There are three final tournaments, and the best 2 from each tournament qualify.

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2 minutes ago, EselTheDonkey said:

 

It's the 6 highest ranked Teams from the hockey series. There are three final tournaments, and the best 2 from each tournament qualify.

Aaaah, ok, thanks, that's what I didn't notice.

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