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Winter Olympic Games Beijing 2022 Qualification Systems


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8 minutes ago, NearPup said:

I would really like to see the IOC have a pool of tripartite spots that can be awarded in any individual events at the Winter Olympics, since often times countries without much of a winter sports tradition have their strongest athletes in sports where it is very difficult to qualify.

Yeah I wouldn’t mind like 2 per continent per gender.

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Is it possible to qualify for both the distance and sprint races if an athlete gets under 300 FIS points on both rankings? The document doesn't specifically mention whether or not C.3.2 and C.3.3 are cumulative or not.

 

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1 hour ago, Olympian1010 said:

I think Alpine Should have been cut to 8-10 as well.

Impossible to compare to cross-country skiing though, since in alpine skiing specialism between the events is a much bigger deal.

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1 minute ago, heywoodu said:

Is it possible to qualify for both the distance and sprint races if an athlete gets under 300 FIS points on both rankings? The document doesn't specifically mention whether or not C.3.2 and C.3.3 are cumulative or not.

 

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It's not qualification, it's eligibility

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4 hours ago, NearPup said:

There no longer appears to be any reserved continental spots in bobsleigh or skeleton.

 

Nigerians did a fine job in making that happen. That's the end of their WOG participation. :p

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31 minutes ago, Vojthas said:

It's not qualification, it's eligibility

Right, confused the things. We're trying to figure out exactly what a certain Totallympian has to do to qualify, since it'd be pretty dumb to rely on the national federation for that information in this matter, considering their track record of being...well, not great.

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58 minutes ago, NearPup said:

I would really like to see the IOC have a pool of tripartite spots that can be awarded in any individual events at the Winter Olympics, since often times countries without much of a winter sports tradition have their strongest athletes in sports where it is very difficult to qualify.

 

But then again, these exotic athletes mostly have questionable (if any) connection with nations they represent. That would just cause more athletes to make citizenship changes in other sports too.

 

Universality of participation in Winter sports is a sensitive subject. Because, you know, Winter sports are not very universal to begin with. :dunno:

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48 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Hockey

Curling

Biathlon

 

And that wraps it up!

Quite a big change in biathlon :yikes:
It is possible for @brunamoura to qualify since there’s better more NOCs that can qualify, and there’s reallocation @heywoodu. I actually think this qualification system is worse than Pyeongchang 2018 though. Thanks for the links @intoronto

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51 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Hockey

Curling

Biathlon

 

And that wraps it up!

Curling Mixed Doubles gets 10 pairs now, hopefully we actually see some new countries qualify.

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