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Replay of the men's and women's short distance from Birmingham 2022 in case you're interested @heywoodu

 

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1 minute ago, Olympian1010 said:

Replay of the men's and women's short distance from Birmingham 2022 in case you're interested @heywoodu

 

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I'll have a look tomorrow, thanks! Something like this really stands or falls with the way it is broadcast, for example the 5k races at the Samarkand world championships recently were broadcast horribly and that made it just very shitty to follow :p A quick glance at this one makes it look like this is definitely done better.

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1 minute ago, heywoodu said:

I'll have a look tomorrow, thanks! Something like this really stands or falls with the way it is broadcast, for example the 5k races at the Samarkand world championships recently were broadcast horribly and that made it just very shitty to follow :p A quick glance at this one makes it look like this is definitely done better.

I watched the long distance replay a while back, and don't remeber having too many issues with the quality. 

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Acrobatic Gymnastics quotas as listed by the FIG: 2025_TWG_Chengdu_ACRO qualifiers.pdf

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:NAM was allocated their first quotas in inline hockey according to the IWGA's qualifications page.

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On 9/25/2024 at 11:38 PM, Speedy said:

Racquetball quotas were added

They've been modified a little it seems, so you might want to double check.

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31 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

They've been modified a little it seems, so you might want to double check.

Yes, i see now. I was wondering why :PRK has a place in this sport. Now it's clear.  There is also a mistake with one quota in powerlifting, I think. Emil Norling is from :SWE not from :NOR

 

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On 9/10/2024 at 12:44 PM, Speedy said:

Tug of war world championships has ended.

 

Results in World Games categories:

 

640 kg men:

:SUI:BEL:NED:GER:ENG:SWE

500 kg women:

:TPE:SUI:BAS:SWE:GER:ENG

580 kg mixed:

:SUI:BEL:GER:NED:ITA:BAS

 

Interesting is that Basque Country grabbed bronze medal in women's division. I don't know how quotas will be decided in this case. As for now nothing is official about quota places in this sport. Info from official website of World Championships.

 

Quotas have been updated on the IWGA website. It looks like :USA got a reallocated quota in the women's event, and :TPE got a reallocated quota in the mixed event.

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:CHI:ECU:ESA:PAR were allocated their first quotas in roller sports (speed skating).

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