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Yeah, the website was down yesterday for most of the users because of an issue with the "registrar". We needed to confirm the identity of the owner but the e-mail connected to the account was from the old webmaster and I had to wait they confirmed the new e-mail which took a while. Some connections were working normally, and some are still unable to access now, but in a few hours everything should be fine. Sorry for that, but better now than during the Olympics

Thank God Totallympics is back. For a moment with that "domain suspended" page i thought @Sindo 's HQ was being raided by the authorities.

Mens Epee: Quota: Tristan Tulen Womens Sabre: Quota: Yoana Ilieva

The yellow part are still pending either for swimmer's willingness or team's selection.

CATANTAN SAMANTHA KYLE SECURED THE FIRST EVER FENCING OLYMPIC TICKET OF

CEDRIC HO WAI HANG FOR THE OLYMPICS! One More Ticket for

That is awfully a lot. Looks like this whole idea got out of control a bit…

European Continental Qualification Regatta Single Sculls Men's (Quota Olympic) Single Sculls Women's (Quota Olympic) Lightweight Double Sculls Men's (Quota Olympic) Lightweight Double Sculls Women's (Quota Olympic)

Pimenov izuzetno nadmoćan u finalu. Druga kvota u veslanju.

1:44.14 for Lukas Märtens in the 200m freestyle, #7 performer of all time.

Mariam Abdul-Rashid hit the entry standard in the 100mh with a 12.69

Wow this is quite unexpected. I was not even hoping to get a quota here. Though in the last Asian qualifier, she was just a match short from qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics. She’s not actually our first ever fencer to compete in the Olympics, the last time PHI had a fencer qualify was 32yrs ago, ‘92 Barcelona

Texas Tech Corky/Crofoot Shootout - Lubbock, Texas, United States April 26-27, 2024 Full Results Men’s 200m Tapiwanashe Makarawu

Andre DeGrasse opens up his (outdoor) season with a 20.11 (3.1 m/s) in the men’s 200m at the East Coast Relays!

Adela Piskorska - 100 back - 59.92 - OQT at Polish Championships today she already had OQT in 200 back

Alex Tofalides with quota in men's foil.

Poor oppresed italians and their almos 400 athletes in the Olympics

Just throwing something wild out there, but this could be solved by....you know....eliminating the mixed relay. *commence running away from World Athletics

Plus either Guinea will qualify for the first time since 1968, or Indonesia for the first time since 1956.

vs will be the AFC-CAF playoff on 9 May

Refugee Olympic Team (36 Quotas) https://olympics.com/en/news/ioc-refugee-olympic-team-paris-2024-announced-formed-of-36-athletes Farida Abaroge (female, Ethiopia, France, athletics) Omid Ahmadisafa (male, Iran, Germany, boxing) Yahya Al Ghotany (male, Syria, Jordan, taekwondo) Mohammad Amin Alsalami (male, Syria, Germany, athletics) Amir Ansari (male, Afghanistan, Sweden, road cycling) Sibghatullah Arab (male, Afghanistan, Germany, judo) Matin Balsini (male, Iran, Great Britain, swimming) Mahboubeh Barbari Zharfi (female, Iran, Germany, judo) Edilio Francisco Centeno Nieves (male, Venezuela, Mexico, shooting sport) Muna Dahouk (female, Syria, Netherlands, judo) Jamal Abdelmaji Eisa Mohammed (male, Sudan, Israel, athletics) Saeid Fazloula (male, Iran, Germany, canoe sprint) Tachlowini Gabriyesos (male, Eritrea, Israel, athletics) Eyeru Gebru (female, Ethiopia, France, road cycling) Yekta Jamali Galeh (female, Iran, Germany, weightlifting) Fernando Dayán Jorge Enríquez (male, Cuba, USA, canoe sprint) Dorian Keletela (male, Democratic Republic of Congo, France, athletics) Adnan Khankan (male, Syria, Germany, judo) Perina Lokure (female, South Sudan, Kenya, athletics) Iman Mahdavi (male, Iran, Italy, freestyle wrestling) Farzad Mansouri (male, Afghanistan, Great Britain, taekwondo) Alaa Maso (male, Syria, Germany, swimming) Kasra Mehdipournejad (male, Iran, Germany, taekwondo) Cindy Ngamba (female, Cameroon, Great Britain, boxing) Dina Pouryounes Langeroudi (female, Iran, Netherlands, taekwondo) Mohammad Rashnonezhad (male, Iran, Netherlands, judo) Amir Rezanejad (male, Iran, Germany, canoe slalom) Ramiro Mora Romero (male, Cuba, Great Britain, weightlifting) Nigara Shaheen (female, Afghanistan, Canada, judo) Luna Solomon (female, Eritrea, Switzerland, shooting sport) Saman Soltani (female, Iran, Austria, canoe sprint) Musa Suliman (male, Sudan, Switzerland, athletics) Manizha Talash (female, Afghanistan, Spain, breaking) Hadi Tiranvalipour (male, Iran, Italy, taekwondo) Jamal Valizadeh (male, Iran, France, Greco-Roman wrestling) Dorsa Yavarivafa (female, Iran, Great Britain, badminton)

According to one of our sports media, the reason for Bosniuk's sudden disappearing from the Olympic ranking is due to a breach of game manipulation. In other other words, match-fixing. "BWF can confirm that Danylo Bosniuk of Ukraine has been provisionally suspended under BWF rules in relation to potential breaches of the Competition Manipulation Prevention Code. As this is an ongoing investigation, it will not be commented on further, the association writes to TV 2 Sport. According to TV 2 Sports' information, it is not directly about match-fixing in the form of betting on own his matches, but that Bosniuk has generally played on badminton matches, which is strictly prohibited". The full article is linked. Unfortunately only in Danish: https://sport.tv2.dk/badminton/2024-04-29-ukrainer-fjernet-fra-alle-ranglister-mister-ogsaa-sin-ol-plads

The winner of the final between Japan and Uzbekistan will slot into Group D at Paris 2024, featuring Paraguay, Mali and Israel, while the runner-up will join Spain, Egypt and the Dominican Republic in Group C https://www.fifa.com/fifaplus/en/tournaments/olympicgames/paris2024/articles/uzbekistan-qualify-paris-2024

Qualify their first ever team sport for Olympics

The Paris 2024 threads for each sport have been opened. Thank you to @vinipereira for the logos as always! Please keep using the Qualification threads for everything related to the qualifications, and the new threads for everything related to the selection of athletes, draws, etc.)

10.09 (+3.0 m/s) for Aaron Brown in the men’s 100m at the Bermuda Grand Prix!

Happy for Yoana, even though she had to go through the final chance tournament. It would have been a complete waste, if she didn't manage to qualify. All and all a good day, after also the rowing quota earlier. We got what was expected today after the disappointments in a number of other sports, most recently shooting..

Hello from Kazakhstan! Where is our Kazakh TISC user @Ruslan? I found here a really nice singer, called Ayau, really nice! The Kel Kel song is my favorite!

Gold for Shady El-Nahas, and silver for Kyle Reyes in men’s -100kg! Francois Gauthier-Drapeau also wins silver in men’s -81kg!

Diamond League, Shanghai April, 27th Women's 3000m Steeplechase Gesa Krause

The general tendency is that the IOC reduces the number of quotas + introduces some additional preferences for weaker continents and countries. The result is that there are disciplines in which it is more difficult for a European country to qualify for the Olympics than to win a medal. To me this is absurd. I understand the promotion of sports around the world, but then let's just increase the number of quotas in most sports and, for example, throw out weird things like break dancing, surfing, etc.

Apologies in advance to all fencing aficionados and no disrespect intended to the sport itself, but this morning is the first time I've ever delved deeply into the qualification system for the Olympics, and it is surely one of the more insane systems of qualifications out there.

Women's 200m Freestyle Olympic standard für Julia Mrozinski 1:57,22 at the NC in Berlin.

Chinese Nationals, Day #9 (Final) women's 50m Freestyle 1.Wu Qingfeng, 24.22 2.Zhang Yufei, 24.30 men's 1500m Freestyle 1.Fei Liwei, 14.49.30 2.Zhang Zhanshuo, 15.04.00 Medley Relays remarkable times men Xu Jiayu, 52.74 (men's back, 1st leg) Qin Haiyang, 59.21 (2nd leg, the fastest male breaststroker) Shen Jihao, 51.34 (3rd leg, the fastest fly stint) Wang Changhai, 51.49 (3rd leg, 2nd fastest fly stint) Xu Fang, 51.59 (3rd leg, 3rd best fly stint) and nobody went below 48 secs in the freestyle legs women Wan Lotte, 59.02 (1st leg, fastest backstroke stint) Tang Qianting, 1.05.11 (2nd leg, top breaststroke stint) Zhang Yufei, 56.39 (3rd leg, top fly stint) Yang Junxuan, 53.24 and Li Bingjie, 53.27 (4th leg, fastest 2 freestyle stints)

SO, AS A SUMMARY: Mens IQFOIL: + ENP + Reallocation DNP Men's Kite: Men's ILCA7: + ENP Men's 49er: + Reallocation DNP Womens IQFOIL: + ENP + Reallocation DNP Women's Kite: Women's ILCA6: + ENP Women's 49er: + Reallocation DNP Mixed 470: Mixed Nacra 17 : + Reallocation DNP In my opinion, Developing Nations Programe is useless. Excluding Hong Kong, it just gave quotas to big countries. If it wasnt there, Peru or Singapore would qualify boats. An those are countries, in my opinion, much more worthy of a Developing Nations than Japan or Switzerland.

Qualified Olympic Games 2024

takes the quota for the group all-around

Looking at the qualification doc - https://stillmed.olympics.com/media/Documents/Olympic-Games/Paris-2024/Paris2024-QS-Canoe-Slalom.pdf point B.2.3 says that "the athlete must compete in the event that the NOC received their qualification quota". So to me, that reads that unless a country gets a direct quota in the KX at the qualifier (there are 3 spots each for men and women), they have to be selected and take part in either the K or C. And then, if selected in one of those, they can take part in the KX as well. They can't just take part in the KX without being selected in one of the others. And if they are selected in one of the others, that would prevent a second competitor from that NOC being in that event obviously. So the only way that someone could be in the KX but not the others would be if they got a direct KX quota spot. I could be reading that wrong, however. It's not clear.

I'm sorry but this is going out of hand. If you have two athletes as strong as the greeks, is yours federations blame only for not being able to rise a third athlete with a decent level enough to figth for the team quota. Asking for a wildcard is absurd. One is in, the other one is out. They had three years to read the qualification process.

Yes but Italy is guaranteed to win the quota by ranking in case someone else gets the European quota. So, one way or another, Italy will have 2 men and therefore 2 teams.

Despite last night's 100m performance in the US being wind assisted I think Rhasidat Adeleke of is now a serious threat for a medal at either 200m or 400m

Bravo za Pimenova!

Agate de Sousa (Athlétics Long Jump 6.88 M) source : https://worldathletics.org/stats-zone/road-to/7153115?eventId=10229528

Andre DeGrasse 10.11 in the men’s 100m (first outdoor 100m of the season) at the East Coast Relays!

Nice. Would be great to return in this sport after London 2012. Hopefully he´ll be able to make it. would be really amazing to have a judoka at the Olympics.

Patrícia Tománková was today during the Seniors European Championships named by EJF the European Cadet Female Judoka of the Year 2023 Way to Go girl ! LA 28 we are coming

Unless another person from your country is ranked higher and qualifies through the rankings, then you don't even get one chance, let alone two (see Despina Georgiadou).

Récapitulatif Quotas Final Épée Men's Sabre Women's Foil Men's Épée Women's Foil Women's Sabre Men's

Yeah, if you look at the number of athletes in the past along with the increased number of events we should be pushing around 12,000 athletes. That's around 1500 missing athletes. Even 1000 extra would fix a lot of things.

action so far... women's -48kg Gold: (RUS) Kristina Dudina Silver: Blandine Pont Bronze: Catarina Costa & Tamar Malca women's -52kg Gold: Distria Krasniqi Silver: Odette Giuffrida Bronze: Ariane Toro Soler & Reka Pupp women's -57kg Gold: Daria Bilodid Silver: Kaja Kajzer Bronze: Timna Nelson Levy & Eteri Liparteliani women's -63kg Gold: Renata Zachova Silver: Joanne Van Lieshout Bronze: Savita Russo & Andreja Leski women's -70kg Gold: Barbara Matic Silver: Elisavet Teltsidou Bronze: Lara Cvjetko & Ai Tsunoda Roustant men's -60kg Gold: Francisco Garrigos Silver: Balabay Aghayev Bronze: Salih Yildiz & Cedric Revol men's -66kg Gold: Vazha Margvelashvili Silver: Muhammed Demirel Bronze: Bence Pongracz & Elios Manzi men's -73kg Gold: Hidayat Heydarov Silver: (RUS) Danil Lavrentev Bronze: Lasha Shavdatuashvili & Joan-Benjamin Gaba men's -81kg Gold: Tato Grigalashvili Silver: Frank De Wit Bronze: Vedat Albayrak & Shamil Borchashvili