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Rowing FISA African Olympic Games Qualification Regatta 2019


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9 minutes ago, dcro said:

:CIV:MAR will probably miss out.

 

In any case, we are guaranteed to have at least two debuting nations.

 

Since we have the one boat per nation rule, they are actually mathematically guaranteed a quota. Potentially boats from the B Final will also qualify.

 

Edit: I guess technically we could have a scenario where Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia and Zimbabwe finish with the same rank and all four nations choose the same gender

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Just now, Olympian1010 said:

I’m assuming this is per gender?

 

I don't think so. It never says that nations can qualify one per gender. It's just says one boat (unless they win two or more events).

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hace 9 minutos, bestmen dijo:

also 1 quota in women's , this young girl is qualified  :hyper:

 

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How is it possible for Algeria to classify 2 boats?

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Just now, Davids said:

 

How is it possible for Algeria to classify 2 boats?

If they won both races I think

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Just now, Davids said:

But they only won in LM2x

 

then only LM2x qualifies for Algeria.

 

Rules:

 

an NOC may qualify a maximum of one (1) boat. If two (2) boats from an NOC meet the qualification criteria at a Continental Qualification Regatta, then it is the highest-ranking boat that qualifies.

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