Athletics Qualification to Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games

[Oldira 88]

Just now, AlFHg said:

Universality places have lower priority, so they come after the target number

 

 

So for example it could be 48 qualify direct for 800m and than say 5 universality bringing the total to 53?

 

Its just I dont see where on the qualifying document it says this.

 

For Doha Ireland nearly lost a place because a bigger mumber of universality places opted for the 800m. The number qualifying was limited to a TOTAL of 48.

[AlFHg 330]

Just now, Oldira said:

 

 

So for example it could be 48 qualify direct for 800m and than say 5 universality bringing the total to 53?

 

Its just I dont see where on the qualifying document it says this.

 

For Doha Ireland nearly lost a place because a bigger mumber of universality places opted for the 800m. The number qualifying was limited to a TOTAL of 48.

In theory it should be so. If you read the document, universality places are treated in a different part from other ways of qualification and it is not stated that they are limited by target number. However, it is also written that a NOC can enter its best RANKED male or female athlete, so this can be considered as qualification through ranking, and this would lead to limitation by target number. It will all depend on what happens with qualification through standards and how many double starters will be

[szy123 79]

And what if more than 48 athletes will meet the standard? I know it's unlikely to happen, but still

[Wumo 3,023]

Update  - Week 41 - October 07 to October 13 - 2019

 

Women's High Jump

 +1

https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/uzbekistan/svetlana-radzivil-190036

 

Women's Marathon

 +1

https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/ireland/fionnuala-mccormack-181743

 

Qualified Quotas Overview
Men (Total Quota: 446)	Women (Total Quota: 438)

Edited October 31, 2019 by Wumo

[Johne 19]

On 13/10/2019 at 16:29, Wumo said:

Update  - Week 41 - October 07 to October 13 - 2019

 

Women's Marathon

 +1

https://results.chicagomarathon.com/2019/?lang=EN_CAP&pid=leaderboard#

https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/ireland/fionnuala-mccormack-181743

 

Qualified Quotas Overview
Men (Total Quota: 452)	Women (Total Quota: 446)

Also by virtue of top 10 finish at a marathon majors

https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/australia/lisa-weightman-194565

https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/united-states/taylor-ward-289198

 

[intoronto 6,387]

Men's marathon

 

+1

 

Women's marathon 

+1 

 

 

[Wumo 3,023]

Update  - Week 42 - October 14 to October 20 - 2019

 

Men's Marathon

 +1

 +1

https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/kenya/wilson-loyanae-erupe-264299

https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/canada/trevor-hofbauer-316651

 

Women's Marathon

 +1

https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/canada/dayna-pidhoresky-268522

 

Qualified Quotas Overview
Men (Total Quota: 448)	Women (Total Quota: 439)

Edited October 31, 2019 by Wumo

[juddy96 171]

Men's Marathon

Oh Joohan 2:08:42, formerly Wilson Loyanae of Kenya https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/kenya/wilson-loyanae-erupe-264299

[NearPup 3,480]

8 hours ago, juddy96 said:

Men's Marathon

Oh Joohan 2:08:42, formerly Wilson Loyanae of Kenya https://www.iaaf.org/athletes/kenya/wilson-loyanae-erupe-264299

Oh, he's a former doper, too. Excellent.

[juddy96 171]

2 minutes ago, NearPup said:

Oh, he's a former doper, too. Excellent.

 

11 career marathons, all of which were in South Korea, so at least more legit than the Kenyans who compete for Bahrain and then test positive