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Artistic Gymnastics FIG World Championships 2019


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Just now, intoronto said:

Would that mean Turkey can enter the team event (I assume, only 3 of 4 squares will count) ?

 

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BTW do you think Canada can make it to the top 12? 246 is what they scored at Pan Ams, but have a slightly different team here.

No, no composite teams

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Just now, AlFHg said:

I don’t know very much about gymnastics and I can only see live scoring, but from what I can understand I am start thinking that Italy made a good qualification and some quite good individual exercises, although apart from Lodadio it is going to be hard to see any other individual finalist

 

Edalli should also make the all-around final.

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Just now, intoronto said:

Would that mean Turkey can enter the team event (I assume, only 3 of 4 squares will count) ?

 

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BTW do you think Canada can make it to the top 12? 246 is what they scored at Pan Ams, but have a slightly different team here.


Nope. As far as I could understand, only three gymnasts can qualify if a nation does not qualify a team. For a team to take part, they need to start with 4 gymnasts.

I would say it's unlikely for Canada to repeat this score. Judging here is very strict on the still rings and parallel bars. I believe we should consider deducting 2 or 3 points from was achieved at the Pan Ams for an equivalent score here, based on the judging.

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Olympic hopefuls after subdivision 3/8:

Team:
:TPE

Apparatus:
:ISR Artem Dolgopyat (Floor)
:IRL Rhys McClenaghan (Pommel horse)
:TUR Ibrahim Çolak (Still rings)
:FRA Samir Ait Said (Still rings)
:GRE Eleftherios Petrounias (Still rings)

There's a chance for :ITA with Marco Lodadio on rings too if Italy fails to qualify a team, but he's currently fourth and could miss the final.

All-around:
:CUB Manrique Larduet

:ITA Ludovico Edalli
:KAZ Milad Karimi
:FRA Loris Frasca
:ISR Alexander Shatilov
:TUR Ferhat Arican
:AZE Ivan Tikhonov
:BLR Andrey Likhovitskiy

:NOR Sofus Heggemsnes
:CZE David Jessen
:CHI Tomas Gonzalez
:VIE Lee Thanh Tung (currently also second on vault, so he could qualify through the apparatus final if he fails to qualify through the all-around)

:AUT Vinzenz Hoeck
:COL Andres Martinez

:GRE Nikolaos Iliopoulos
:HUN Ryan Sheppard

Scores in the all-around are a lot higher than I predicted, so there's a chance even 78 will not be enough. It might go as high as 80. Insane.

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24 minutes ago, thiago_simoes said:


Yes. Not even huge scores on pommel could save them now. They need 43.802 to outscore Italy, and this means 14.600 per routine. Impossible.

But this opens up a very interesting scenario: if Onder finishes ahead of Arican in the all-around and Çolak qualifies for the event final on rings, three Turkish could qualify for the Olympics (Onder in the all-around, Arican in parallel bars and Çolak in rings).

Can gymnasts who qualify via an individual event still choose to compete in other events besides that one at the Olympics?

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Just now, Olympian1010 said:

Can gymnasts who qualify via an individual event still choose to compete in other events besides that one at the Olympics?


Yes. They can perform in all events.

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Just now, thiago_simoes said:

There's a chance for :ITA with Marco Lodadio on rings too if Italy fails to qualify a team, but he's currently fourth and could miss the final.

 

Also Onder Ahmet :TUR in Parallel Bars, right? (although final it's not a sure thing yet)

 

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Just now, vinipereira said:

 

Also Onder Ahmet :TUR in Parallel Bars, right? (although final it's not a sure thing yet)

 

 

Yes, but it will be hard, I think. Still, there's a chance for him, yes.

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I completely forgot about Zahran on rings. Only three countries can qualify in a single apparatus, so we will probably have finalists on rings not qualifying for the Olympics. 

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