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Sailing WS Semaine Olympique Française 2024


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19 hours ago, Rafa Maciel said:

Assuming it's the same structure as last year's worlds, then the top 2 sailors at the end of the opening series of 20 races will go directly through to the final.

 

Sailors ranked 3-10 progress to the semi-finals with the top ranked sailor in each semi-final starting with 2 wins, the 2nd ranked sailor starting with 1 win. The other 2 sailors start from 0. The first sailor to get to 3 wins advances to the final so it is unlikely that they would need all 8 races. 

 

In the final, the same structure applies - the sailor who topped the opening series starts the final with 2 wins, the sailor who finished 2nd has 1 win and the qualifiers from the semi-final start with 0. The first to 3 takes gold.  

yes, that's the official format of the Formula Kite international events

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6 minutes ago, Josh said:

470 Olympic Quota Standings After 6/10 Races

 

:ITA 8 pts

:GRE 24 pts

:SLO 29 pts

:TUR 41 pts

 

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:ARG 46 pts

:KOR 49 pts

:POL 50 pts

:NZL 50 pts

:THA 56 pts

:MAS 61 pts

Well, seems that quota for us is gone now.

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19 hours ago, Rafa Maciel said:

Assuming it's the same structure as last year's worlds, then the top 2 sailors at the end of the opening series of 20 races will go directly through to the final.

 

Sailors ranked 3-10 progress to the semi-finals with the top ranked sailor in each semi-final starting with 2 wins, the 2nd ranked sailor starting with 1 win. The other 2 sailors start from 0. The first sailor to get to 3 wins advances to the final so it is unlikely that they would need all 8 races. 

 

In the final, the same structure applies - the sailor who topped the opening series starts the final with 2 wins, the sailor who finished 2nd has 1 win and the qualifiers from the semi-final start with 0. The first to 3 takes gold.  

So how many are in the final in total? 4?

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17 minutes ago, phelps said:

yes, in the final there will be only 4 sailors (and with unbalanced chances to win it all)

So we will know some quotas soon.

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On 4/21/2024 at 1:22 PM, Makedonas said:

So far a disaster for us with Maramenidis being the only one in a qualifying place right now, though Papadakos, Panagiotidis, Kokkalanis, Papadopoulou/Paschalidis, Spanaki/Spanakis are all currently very close...

Well things are somewhat looking better now, as Kokkalanis (and Tsortanidis although in the same event so we can only have one make it to Paris), and Spanaki/Spanakis are now in qualifying positions, in addition to Maramenidis.

 

Really a shame we will probably miss out on the ILCA 7 quota after Papadakos won it in February at the qualification regatta we hosted, when our federation decided to hold an extra race (despite it not being necessary) and he ended up losing the quota in that last race. Also I'm not sure why Papadimitriou isn't competing here as I thought he was our best sailor in this class but generally his results were poor lately compared to Panagiotidis and Papadakos.

 

Women's iQFoil is very disappointing but not surprising. The girls really struggled to transition from RS:X, and I really thought Divari would do better considering she qualified for Tokyo as a 20 yo.

 

Men's 49er is disappointing too. Kagialis will miss the Olympics for the first time since London, and at his age this is probably the end for him.

 

And ILCA 6, no words really on the Karachaliou situation, but it seems like she won't be able to compete for Portugal either.

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27 minutes ago, EselTheDonkey said:

Quotas in 49er for :HKG , :GER , :BRA and :BEL ?

yes

 

epic fail for the :ITA crews :spank: :sick:

 

this is the only class that has missed the qualification to Paris 2024 :facepalm: :hairpull:

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