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Ski Jumping Discussion | Qualification to Winter Olympic Games Milano Cortina 2026 Road to Milano Cortina 2026
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By copravolley · Posted
Or Austria or Italy... Personally, I wouldn't send a 4 Italian without Lara Malsinier, but we'll probably do it since the Olympics are in Italy. In 2022, we didn't accept a second quota for women and I think a third for men, but I don't remember exactly. -
Monday January 19th, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 1 Results (GMT +2) 13:00 Thailand 1 - 10 Turkiye 16:30 Chinese Taipei 15 - 0 Bosnia and Herzegovina 20:00 Bulgaria OT4 - 3 Belgium Provisional Standing After Day 1: 1. 3 ----------------- 2. 3 3. 2 4. 1 5. 0 ----------------- 6. 0
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Quota was calculated based on the World Cup points. Small number of entries meant that anyone who turned up scored some WC points (earned by finishing position). Point scored in a competition, the ones used to determine the rank during a competition, are converted into the FIS points to determine the relative performance. It's easier to explain in a simple sport like alpine skiing. There are 2 slaloms competitions on two days. Day one and day two winners have the exact same time. A skier lost to the winner exactly 2.00 seconds on every day. They were 16th on day one and received 15 WC points, they were 25th on day two and received 6 WC points. But since the gap to the winner was exactly the same, they received the same FIS points each day. On the other hand, another skier was 20th on both days - 2.25 seconds behind and 1.75 seconds behind respectively. They got 11 WC points on each day but received the worse FIS points on day one because they were slower (worse). In freestyle halfpipe, a skier needed to score average at least 50 FIS points across two competitions. Both and failed to do so. -
accepted all 3 W Quotas So last hope is Czechia rejecting one of their 3
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Brilliant work. I have used your sked and just adjusted the time columns to show the start/finish times in my zone. Now just need to get it colour printed this week. -
By stepansevs · Posted
Probably sent by Czech post 😄 -
Tuesday January 20th, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT +3) 13:00 Kazakhstan vs Latvia 16:30 South Korea vs Netherlands 20:00 New Zealand vs Turkiye
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Monday January 19th, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 1 Results (GMT +3) 13:00 Latvia 2 - 3PSO South Korea 16:30 Kazakhstan 13 - 2 New Zealand 20:00 Turkiye 0 - 3 Netherlands Provisional Standing After Day 1: 1. 3 ----------------- 2. 3 3. 2 4. 1 5. 0 ----------------- 6. 0
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By clemsonbeav · Posted
https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/v2/quota/list/owg/fs/2026 Can anyone help me understand why, for instance, it is showing that or has 1 quota calculated, as per D.1...yet under Eligibility, it lists 0. How are the numbers for 'Quotas Calculated' determined? Is that simply if an NOC has an athlete with FIS points (regardless of how many/if they'd be eligible), then the 'Eligibility' just shows how many are actually able?
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