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Skateboarding Qualification to Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games


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6 horas atrás, heywoodu disse:

One nation can qualify 12 (!) skateboarders for the Olympics? :yikes: I thought there were only going to be one men's event and one women's event..

 

Seems that someone is not looking at my updates:cry: :mad:

 

Seizing the opportunity....

 

The World Skate has not updated the ranking yet. Not even the calendar of the second season. But, there was the first qualifying event of the second season a couple of weeks ago, The European Street Championships.

 

 

Skate Park and Street - European Championship.xlsx

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Just now, Laraja said:

 

Seems that someone is not looking at my updates:cry: :mad:

 

Seizing the opportunity....

 

The World Skate has not updated the ranking yet. Not even the calendar of the second season. But, there was the first qualifying event of the second season a couple of weeks ago, The European Street Championships.

 

 

Skate Park and Street - European Championship.xlsx 272.87 kB · 0 downloads

I just don't care much about skateboarding, I have much more attention for your MTB updates :d

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New update on olympic racing of Skateboarding after Oi Stu Open in Rio de Janeiro.

 

 

It's unbelievable the incapacity of WS to provide a decent World Ranking. Another time they changed the points earned for some skaters in past events. For example, Yuzuki Mizote :JPN got 268 points in the first competition(They released the first WR with this pontuation). Now, in the new update from WS, she has 269 points(She hasn't participated in any other event since then). Ok, it's only one point, but this could not happen from an official federation. Who knows if this miserable point may be the difference between get in or get out of the olympics?

 

For some reason, WS is not counting the points earned on European Street Championships, even it being an Olympic qualifying event.

 

Another mistake is the duplicity of skateboarders. They are not careful with the athlete names. Another example, Ariadne Souza :BRA and Ariandne Silveira :BRA are listed on WR, but they are the same person :facepalm: (I've already alerted them about the mistake with the :SUI Skateboarder Greg Ruhoff, and It seems they've repaired this.)

 

Here it's my new update of the qualified skateboarders so far, based on the last released from WS.(That's counting the points from ESC, because of that, the ranking may have a few mistakes in Street Competition)

Skate Park and Street - Oi Stu Open.xlsx

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http://www.worldskate.org/news/44-discipline/skateboarding/3236-olympic-qualification-season-2-dates-locations.html

 

Today’s release includes the two World Championships as well as all the confirmed Park events (5 Star and Pro Tour) and Street Skateboarding 5 Star competitions.

Street Pro Tour events will be announced in a joint communication with SLS in the next weeks as well as the point accrual opportunities for Continental Championships.

 

SEASON 2 STREET SKATEBOARDING EVENTS*

# Event name Country City Start End Tier
 1 STU Open BRA Rio D.J. 11/11/2019 17/11/2019 5-Star
 2 WS Lima Open PER Lima 16/03/2020 22/03/2020 5-Star
 3 ISO Yancheng 2020 CHN Yancheng 06/04/2020 12/04/2020 5-Star
 4 ISO Nanjing 2020 CHN Nanjing** 14/04/2020 19/04/2020 5-Star
 5 ARK League JPN Samukawa 22/04/2020 26/04/2020 5-Star
 6 Dew Tour USA Long Beach 04/05/2020 10/05/2020 5-Star
 7 WS/SLS World Championships GBR London 19/05/2020 24/05/2020 World Champs

 

 

SEASON 2 PARK SKATEBOARDING EVENTS

# Event name Country City Start End Tier
1 STU Open BRA Rio D.J.  11/11/2019 17/11/2019 Pro Tour
2 WS Lima Open PER Lima 16/03/2020 22/03/2020 5-Star
3 ISO Yancheng 2020 CHN Yancheng 06/04/2020 12/04/2020 Pro Tour
4 Dew Tour USA Long Beach 04/05/2020 10/05/2020 Pro Tour
5 Park World Championships CHN Nanjing** 26/05/2020 31/05/2020

World Champs

 

 

The structure of the qualification system remains unchanged. For more info about the qualification system please go to World Skate Olympic Qualifying System

Seeding and competition rules, as well as rules for the inclusion of National and Continental Championship results in the OWSR, will be released by the end of 2019.

Get ready to stack those miles and we’ll see you out there!

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According to the last press release from WS last year, this association and SLS should have made a joint communication until the end of 2019(which did not happen).

 

Despite of that, World Skate has published a new Olympic Qualification Event in its website. It seems be part of SLS Tour(They haven't confirmed the SLS Tour events for 2020)

 

The event will be: World Skate SLS Pro Tour - Tokyo 2020 Qualification Event in Melbourne, Australia (04 - 09 February)

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31 minutes ago, Laraja said:

According to the last press release from WS last year, this association and SLS should have made a joint communication until the end of 2019(which did not happen).

 

Despite of that, World Skate has published a new Olympic Qualification Event in its website. It seems be part of SLS Tour(They haven't confirmed the SLS Tour events for 2020)

 

The event will be: World Skate SLS Pro Tour - Tokyo 2020 Qualification Event in Melbourne, Australia (04 - 09 February)

Is this going to be a direct qualifier or part of the ranking?

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A new event on WS Calendar http://www.worldskate.org/events/upcoming-events/event/98.html

 

A continental street event for Oceania in Melbourne. Few days after the SLS Pro Tour also in Melbourne. WS hasn't explained how will work the points from continental championships yet.

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World Skate and Street League Skateboarding cancelled the WS/SLS Pro Tour in Melbourne due to air quality risks for the athletes http://www.worldskate.org/news/44-discipline/skateboarding/3242-update-on-ws-sls-world-tour-melbourne-stop.html (There's no info about the continental event still confirmed in Melbourne)

 

At the same time, SLS released the calendar until the OG

 

:USA Las Vegas • March 27-28
:CHN Beijing • May 02-03
:GBR London • May 22-24  (World Championships)

 

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