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Athletics Qualification to Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games


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9 minutes ago, OlympicIRL said:

Looks like this isn't the case for the men's 100m because in the official schedule there are 4 preliminary round heats, and then in Round 1 there will still be 7 heats (56 athletes). So the universality quotas in men's 100m won't affect those trying to qualify by ranking. This isn't the case for the women's 100m however which does not have a preliminary round and starts in Round 1 with 7 heats, same as men's round 1.

But then again, the Road to Tokyo page includes universality places into the total quota of 56.

https://www.worldathletics.org/stats-zone/road-to/7132391?eventId=10229630

 

Maybe they just copy-pasted stage schedule from Rio?

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12 minutes ago, dcro said:

But then again, the Road to Tokyo page includes universality places into the total quota of 56.

https://www.worldathletics.org/stats-zone/road-to/7132391?eventId=10229630

 

Maybe they just copy-pasted stage schedule from Rio?

No they didn't copy and paste because the women's 100m did have a preliminary round in Rio, but not this time in Tokyo. If there is a men's prelim round in the official schedule with 4 heats and a round 1 with 7 heats, the only real explanation I can see is that those universality quotas won't be counted in the 56 for men's 100m. I don't know for sure of course but it's the only logic I can see in having that prelim. And it makes sense because the men's 100m is the one that will receive the bulk of the universality quota requests.

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5 minutes ago, dcro said:

But then again, the Road to Tokyo page includes universality places into the total quota of 56.

https://www.worldathletics.org/stats-zone/road-to/7132391?eventId=10229630

 

Maybe they just copy-pasted stage schedule from Rio?

I have the impression that a lot of countries will not have a wild card, or maybe they will distribute more in other events

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8 minutes ago, OlympicIRL said:

No they didn't copy and paste because the women's 100m did have a preliminary round in Rio, but not this time in Tokyo. If there is a men's prelim round in the official schedule with 4 heats and a round 1 with 7 heats, the only real explanation I can see is that those universality quotas won't be counted in the 56 for men's 100m. I don't know for sure of course but it's the only logic I can see in having that prelim. And it makes sense because the men's 100m is the one that will receive the bulk of the universality quota requests.

But if Round 1 includes qualifiers from the prelim, and has 56 total athletes, it would mean some of the universality spots would technically count into the 56 total.

 

But I still suspect it must be a schedulling error. Road to Tokyo page looks pretty definitive.

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Just now, dcro said:

But if Round 1 includes qualifiers from the prelim, and has 56 total athletes, it would mean some of the universality spots would technically count into the 56 total.

 

But I still suspect it must be a schedulling error. Road to Tokyo page looks pretty definitive.

 

Will be interesting to see how it will work. But going off the Olympic schedule in both the Olympic website and world athletics, there will be a preliminary round in the men's 100m. Really doubt they would make that error since every minute has to be planned for and if there is a prelim, then there will be more than 56 quotas in the men's 100m.

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Men's 800m

:BEL Eliott Crestan - 1:45.19

https://www.worldathletics.org/athletes/belgium/eliott-crestan-14634371 

 

Men's 1500m

:BEL Ismael Debjani - 3:33.06

https://www.worldathletics.org/athletes/belgium/ismael-debjani-14423089 

 

Men's Triple Jump

:ALG Yasser Mohamed Triki - 17.31

https://www.worldathletics.org/athletes/algeria/yasser-mohamed-triki-14597364

 

Men's Shot Put

:ROU Andrei Rares Toader - 21.29

https://www.worldathletics.org/athletes/romania/andrei-rares-toader-14516137

 

Women's Long Jump

:VEN Yulimar Rojas - 6.88 (Already has the standard in Triple Jump)

https://www.worldathletics.org/athletes/venezuela/yulimar-rojas-14436431

 

Yulimar Rojas also jumped 7.27 with a wind of +2.7.

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On 13/06/2021 at 19:38, dcro said:

But if Round 1 includes qualifiers from the prelim, and has 56 total athletes, it would mean some of the universality spots would technically count into the 56 total.

 

But I still suspect it must be a schedulling error. Road to Tokyo page looks pretty definitive.

So I just got an email from World Athletics in response to my question if unqualified athletes impact the 56 athlete quota in the men’s 100m and it’s as I suspected, they don’t impact the quota for that event:

 

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Hi Daniel,

 

In the 100m the unqualified will not impact the 56 qualified by entry standard or world rankings.

 

Regards

 

World Athletics

 

Not sure what the case is for the other events. 

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