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Let me try to discuss with you guys make it clear how many crews will actually qualify from this WCH. Please, correct me whether I made a mistake. 

 

MEN

K1 1000m - 7 boats

K2 500m - 6 boats

K4 500m - 10 boats

C1 1000m - 5 boats

C2 500m - 8 boats

 

WOMEN

K1 500m - 7 boats

K2 500m - 6 boats

K4 500m - 10 boats

C1 200m - 5 boats

C2 500m - 8 boats

 

And if I may add an additional rule. For example. If a country qualifies K2 crew and nobody on K1 qualifies from any qualification event, the country is allowed to sign up a competitor to K1, but it must be a competitor who is a member of K2 crew. 

 

Am I right about these qualification rules for this WCH and generally for signing up more boats? 

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22 minutes ago, Jan Linha said:

Let me try to discuss with you guys make it clear how many crews will actually qualify from this WCH. Please, correct me whether I made a mistake. 

 

MEN

K1 1000m - 7 boats

K2 500m - 6 boats

K4 500m - 10 boats

C1 1000m - 5 boats

C2 500m - 8 boats

 

WOMEN

K1 500m - 7 boats

K2 500m - 6 boats

K4 500m - 10 boats

C1 200m - 5 boats

C2 500m - 8 boats

 

And if I may add an additional rule. For example. If a country qualifies K2 crew and nobody on K1 qualifies from any qualification event, the country is allowed to sign up a competitor to K1, but it must be a competitor who is a member of K2 crew. 

 

Am I right about these qualification rules for this WCH and generally for signing up more boats? 

This is correct, except there's also the "doubling-up" stuff with this qualification system.

 

Honestly, it's better to think about this in terms of athlete quotas per discipline than boat quotas, because the number of boats depend on how many athletes qualify from a nation. 

 

Athlete quotas given out at the Worlds:

 

Men's Kayak - 58 quotas

Men's Canoe - 21 quotas

Women's Kayak - 58 quotas

Women's Canoe - 21 quotas

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I will try to use this during the qualification at the Worlds to make sense of what's happening.

 

"Q" means gained athlete quota.

 

"D" will mean doubling-up, meaning that there has to be a reallocation because the athlete already qualified in another event.

 

  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
MK1 59 7 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :FRA      
            Q      
MK2 12 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT        
                                       
MK4 40 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT
                                                                               
MC1 22 6 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :FRA        
          Q        
MC2 16 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT    
                                       
WK1 59 7 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :FRA      
            Q      
WK2 12 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT        
                                       
WK4 40 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT
                                                                               
WC1 22 6 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :FRA        
          Q        
WC2 16 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT    
                                       

 

  Total MK MC WK WC
:FRA 4 1 1 1 1

 

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7 minutes ago, Vektor said:

I will try to use this during the qualification at the Worlds to make sense of what's happening.

 

"Q" means gained athlete quota.

 

"D" will mean doubling-up, meaning that there has to be a reallocation because the athlete already qualified in another event.

 

  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
MK1 59 7 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :FRA      
            Q      
MK2 12 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT        
                                       
MK4 40 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT
                                                                               
MC1 22 6 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :FRA        
          Q        
MC2 16 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT    
                                       
WK1 59 7 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :FRA      
            Q      
WK2 12 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT        
                                       
WK4 40 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT
                                                                               
WC1 22 6 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :FRA        
          Q        
WC2 16 :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT :WHT    
                                       

 

  Total MK MC WK WC
:FRA 4 1 1 1 1

 

Do you expect Many doubling up and realocation of quota? 

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That is gonna be interesting counting. But I like your idea. Let's try to work on this somehow together. Anyways, there was some doubling up, but when I see how did the events change, I would guess there will be way less than before. I mean you may double K4 and K2. But distances have changed, some were excluded. Some of them really look like that many countries have selected way more carefully and still in many occasions they have each athlete competing in one Olympic events. At most 2 but there are not many athletes like this....

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8 hours ago, Vektor said:

Oh FUCK, we are in a really hard SF in men's K4. That's what we get for winning our heat...

 

:CZE  :HUN  :GER  :ESP  :FRA  in the same SF, only 3 of these boats will qualify for the final. 

 

Men's K4 SFs

 

SF1 - :SWE  :KOR  :AUS  :SVK  :SRB  :POL  :CAN  :JPN  :KGZ

SF2 - :IND  :POR  :DEN  :LTU  :UKR  :ITA  :NZL  :IRI  :LAT

SF3 - :KAZ  :CHN  :CZE  :HUN  :GER  :ESP  :FRA  :ARG  :USA

 

Good luck to everyone, this will be a bloodbath. 

Very weird draw, to be honest. Even SF 2 has World Rank: 2, 4, 6, 8, when SF1 has 9, 10, 11 and 12 as the best ranked boats. 

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