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The new provisional calendar for the 2020 Diamond League season:

 

In August:
14 Monaco
16 Gateshead
23 Stockholm

In September:
2 Lausanne
4 Brussels
6 Paris (tbc)
17 Rome/Naples
19 Shanghai

In October:
4 Eugene
9 Doha
17 second meeting in China (venue tba)

 

Also, no Diamond League points will be awarded at the events as there will not be a Diamond League Final. 

https://www.worldathletics.org/news/news/2020-diamond-league-amended-calendar

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24 minutes ago, Wumo said:

The new provisional calendar for the 2020 Diamond League season:

 

In August:
14 Monaco
16 Gateshead
23 Stockholm

In September:
2 Lausanne
4 Brussels
6 Paris (tbc)
17 Rome/Naples
19 Shanghai

In October:
4 Eugene
9 Doha
17 second meeting in China (venue tba)

 

Also, no Diamond League points will be awarded at the events as there will not be a Diamond League Final. 

https://www.worldathletics.org/news/news/2020-diamond-league-amended-calendar

 

I love you SARS-CoV-2! :p 

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14 hours ago, Wumo said:

The new provisional calendar for the 2020 Diamond League season:

 

 

Also, no Diamond League points will be awarded at the events as there will not be a Diamond League Final. 

https://www.worldathletics.org/news/news/2020-diamond-league-amended-calendar


Have a feeling the two Chinese meets are going to struggle to attract household names.

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16 hours ago, Wumo said:

The new provisional calendar for the 2020 Diamond League season:

 

In August:
14 Monaco
16 Gateshead
23 Stockholm

In September:
2 Lausanne
4 Brussels
6 Paris (tbc)
17 Rome/Naples
19 Shanghai

In October:
4 Eugene
9 Doha
17 second meeting in China (venue tba)

 

Also, no Diamond League points will be awarded at the events as there will not be a Diamond League Final. 

https://www.worldathletics.org/news/news/2020-diamond-league-amended-calendar

Probability the Italian meeting will be in Milan.

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3 часа назад, heywoodu сказал:

 

Not sure how sad that is, considering how dumb these rankings are :p 

No no, there is one of the most important ways to qualify in the OG . Not all athletes can make the entry standart

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3 minutes ago, Illya said:

No no, there is one of the most important ways to qualify in the OG . Not all athletes can make the entry standart

The thing is it makes it be more about having a good enough manager to get you in big meets, instead of simply being good. Not sure about the exact numbers, but for example a high jumper could get more for a 2.24m in a big meet than a 2.31m in a small meet, that's just weird.

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4 минуты назад, heywoodu сказал:

The thing is it makes it be more about having a good enough manager to get you in big meets, instead of simply being good. Not sure about the exact numbers, but for example a high jumper could get more for a 2.24m in a big meet than a 2.31m in a small meet, that's just weird.

I think, thai it's true. Competition score is the one of the most stupid things in athletics. But can we do anything else? 

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