Marathon Swimming at the Aquatics WA World Championships 2024 Road to Paris 2024

[EselTheDonkey 772]

4 minutes ago, Topicmaster1010 said:

Now that the 10km qualification is done, here are other pool athletes who are eligible to compete in the open water aces at Paris as of today. I can make a full list once the qualification period is over.

 

Men:

 Emir Batur Albayrak

 Felix Auboeck

 Henrik Christiansen

 Guilherme Costa

 Marwan El Kamash

 Carlos Garach

 Ahmed Hafnaoui

 Fei Liwei

 Jon Joentvedt

 Victor Johansson

 Kim Woomin

 Alfonso Mestre

 Petar Mitsin

 Nguyen Huy Hoang

 Mykhailo Romanchuk

 Vlad Stancu

 Kuzey Tuncelli

 Daniel Wiffen

 Zhang Zhanshuo

 

Women: 

 Erika Fairweather

 Gao Weizhong

 Ajna Kesely

 Li Bingjie

 Simona Quadarella

 

Isn't it also possible, that federations with two qualified athletes in Open Water can instead nominate another one from the pool?

 

To use Germany as an example, couldn't Lukas Märtens get nominated instead of Oliver Klemet? By the way, I'm convinced this won't happen, because Klemet is strong in Open Water while Märtens focusses on the pool, but shouldn't it be theoretically possible? And there might be other examples, in which the federation might do exactly that, i.e. Paltrinieri.

[konig 1,307]

4 hours ago, Rafa Maciel said:

 Yet again our friends at Wikipedia have produced a different set of qualifiers  

 

They've given the nod to  for Americas continental with  getting reallocated host quota. They have no quota for

I hope they aer rigth 

[Rafa Maciel 1,493]

1 minute ago, konig said:

I hope they aer rigth 

History tells us that they are probably not 

[rybak 2,800]

So, Poland have quota or not? Or again we we were first to be underline?

[Cinnamon Bun 414]

8 minutes ago, rybak said:

So, Poland have quota or not? Or again we we were first to be underline?

Yes, Poland should get the EU quota. Austria and Czech Republic both get the reallocated quotas, so going off the Wikipedia Czech Republic should replace the second American quota. 

[rybak 2,800]

1 minute ago, Cinnamon Bun said:

Yes, Poland should get the EU quota. Austria and Czech Republic both get the reallocated quotas, so going off the Wikipedia Czech Republic should replace the second American quota. 

Do you maybe know when we can expect an official confirmation?

[mrv86 2,940]

Second quota for Mexico, nice 

[Cinnamon Bun 414]

17 minutes ago, rybak said:

Do you maybe know when we can expect an official confirmation?

I dunno, I'd probably wait until your federation says summat as they seems to be the ones who are confirming it for their respective countries. You can look at the results on Final if you want, which shows that what the Wikipedia says is wrong. 

[Topicmaster1010 2,789]

7 hours ago, EselTheDonkey said:

 

Isn't it also possible, that federations with two qualified athletes in Open Water can instead nominate another one from the pool?

 

To use Germany as an example, couldn't Lukas Märtens get nominated instead of Oliver Klemet? By the way, I'm convinced this won't happen, because Klemet is strong in Open Water while Märtens focusses on the pool, but shouldn't it be theoretically possible? And there might be other examples, in which the federation might do exactly that, i.e. Paltrinieri.

For my list, I was just referencing athletes from NOCs that don't have two athletes in an open water event. 

 

You are mostly right. Quotas at the 2023 world championships were awarded to the athlete while quotas at these world championships were awarded to the NOC. So Italy would be able to select Paltrinieri but for Germany, Wellbrock and Klemet qualified in 2023 so I believe they have to be selected.

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Will be interesting to see how many of the medal winners will also win a medal in Paris. I would say 1 or 2 on the men's side and maybe 1 on the women's side. Pretty much all the big names apparently didn't take this competition very seriously.