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Cross-Country Skiing 2015 - 2017 Discussion Thread


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A little over two weeks until the South Americans are fighting for their big FIS points to help in their goals to qualify for Pyeongchang 2018. Athletes from Brazil, Argentina and Chile will compete in several roller skiing competitions in São Carlos :)

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Sneakily moving the discussion out of the biathlon thread to here... :p 

 

@dcro, which part of the qualifying document specifies that in order to get 2 female (or male, but in this case I'm talking about female) athletes in XC, both athletes have to be in the top-300 of the distance/sprint FIS list and have to have less than 100 FIS points? I don't really see that part, so it's not that I'm doubting what you said, I just want to be certain before I contact CBDN about it and be able to point them to some document or something :mumble:

http://comiteolimpicoportugal.pt/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/2016-03-09-PyeongChang-2018-Qualification-System-Cross-Country-Skiing-V1.pdf

 

 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Sneakily moving the discussion out of the biathlon thread to here... :p 

 

@dcro, which part of the qualifying document specifies that in order to get 2 female (or male, but in this case I'm talking about female) athletes in XC, both athletes have to be in the top-300 of the distance/sprint FIS list and have to have less than 100 FIS points? I don't really see that part, so it's not that I'm doubting what you said, I just want to be certain before I contact CBDN about it and be able to point them to some document or something :mumble:

http://comiteolimpicoportugal.pt/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/2016-03-09-PyeongChang-2018-Qualification-System-Cross-Country-Skiing-V1.pdf

 

 

 

 

 

Here it says

 

http://image.prntscr.com/image/81434ea127614dbb912c2630a5db9774.png

 

So you can have an athlete with B standard only if they have no one with A standard.

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1 minute ago, dcro said:

 

Here it says

 

http://image.prntscr.com/image/81434ea127614dbb912c2630a5db9774.png

 

So you can have an athlete with B standard only if they have no one with A standard.

 

NOCs that do not have at least 1 athlete with A-standard can send 1 athlete with B-standard. That's clear.

 

But I don't see anything about NOCs that do have at least 1 athlete with A-standard (like Brazil if everything goes right and they have 1 athlete with A standard). I mean, I don't see where NOCs that have 1 or more athletes with the A-standard are excluded from sending someone with the B-standard. This can also be due to my lack of ability to read exactly what they mean in this kind of long rules :p 

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5 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

 

NOCs that do not have at least 1 athlete with A-standard can send 1 athlete with B-standard. That's clear.

 

But I don't see anything about NOCs that do have at least 1 athlete with A-standard (like Brazil if everything goes right and they have 1 athlete with A standard). I mean, I don't see where NOCs that have 1 or more athletes with the A-standard are excluded from sending someone with the B-standard. This can also be due to my lack of ability to read exactly what they mean in this kind of long rules :p 

 

What's so puzzling? :p

 

"NOCs that do not have at least 1 athlete with A-standard can send 1 athlete with B-standard." If you have then you can't, if you don't have then you can. :d

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