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Sailing Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016


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Though, ISAF qualification document is not really specific about priority of qualifications... It doesn't say that World Championships have priority over continental regattas. Yay, yet another weird qualification system! :d

 

Anyhow, if we literally read the reallocation rule, then the situation is different. Because it doesn't say that NOCs which qualified at continental regattas after 2015 World Championships are counted as "unqualified NOCs"...

 

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So, if we literraly follow this.

 

Mixed Nacra 17 - Germany's unused quota goes to Puerto Rico

Women's 470 - Canada's unused quota goes to Greece

Men's RS:X - New Zealand's unused quota goes to Turkey

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6 minutes ago, Andry84 said:

Canada's unused quota should go to Italy, but i don't know if Italy will  confirm it....

 

Oh yes, I missed Italy.

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Italy chose Giorgio Poggi in Finn, Tita-Zucchetti in 49er and Silvia Zennaro in laser radial and decided to accept eventual reallocation spots in both men and women 470..

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On 5/21/2016 at 04:22, dcro said:

Though, ISAF qualification document is not really specific about priority of qualifications... It doesn't say that World Championships have priority over continental regattas. Yay, yet another weird qualification system! :d

 

Anyhow, if we literally read the reallocation rule, then the situation is different. Because it doesn't say that NOCs which qualified at continental regattas after 2015 World Championships are counted as "unqualified NOCs"...

 

A5rDFbX.png

 

So, if we literraly follow this.

 

Mixed Nacra 17 - Germany's unused quota goes to Puerto Rico

Women's 470 - Canada's unused quota goes to Greece

Men's RS:X - New Zealand's unused quota goes to Turkey

NZL on TUR refers to the counterpart. Wrong information on Men's RS:X

 

New Zealand's unused quota goes to Chinese Taipei. (Sweden will definitely reject the quota)

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2 hours ago, MantaRaymarc said:

NZL on TUR refers to the counterpart. Wrong information on Men's RS:X

 

New Zealand's unused quota goes to Chinese Taipei. (Sweden will definitely reject the quota)

 

That's correct, :TPE instead of :TUR

 

For some reason I thought that Chinese Taipei was already qualified.

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