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:UKR  :LTU  :DEN  qualify to the men's K4 final.

 

There will likely be 2 continents in the final, which means that the last, 9th placed team in Final A will miss Paris.

 

This also means that :AUS already qualified for Paris. The other 8 European boats will have to fight for 7 places.

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17 minutes ago, Vektor said:

That's 3 continents, the last spot has to go to 4th continent, America, :CAN v :MEX battle in the B final. 

I have to admit, I still don't see why there has to be continental representation at the Olympics across every boat class - it doesn't really do anything to expand the sport as Oceania quotas always go to Australia or New Zealand and the American ones, although spread out more, still tend to be won by the bigger nations.  

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So, here's where we stand in men's K4.

 

:SRB  :POL  :UKR  :LTU  :DEN  :GER  :HUN  :ESP  will fight for 7 spots, 1 boat will miss Paris.

 

:AUS already qualified as the only non-European boat in the A final.

 

:KOR  v :CHN  will fight for the Asian quota in the B final.

 

:CAN qualified as the only American boat in the Top18. 

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