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What a lovely day in Munich. This one will go in history.

Almost 50 years after the events of the 1972's OG we winning medals in Munich, and for one day there is a break from constantly talking about Football, so this is a great day for sure

Schilder with a EL 20.24, yeah 2 and a half meter behind Lisovskaya WR from the sunny Mockba 87 but still very good

Medal in marathon. What a finish for Parlov. Looked like 4th place, but she found something extra.

It's the law of return. There is a sizeable Jewish population in Ethiopia. Other than that, Salpeter has her own story.

It's a small plant of a species typical of Southern Bavaria, symbol of the energy transition towards "green energy". at the end of the event the plants will be planted in a designated area of the Olympic Park...and the athletes who will go personally to make the gesture will have a plaque with their name next to the future tree in memory of their contribution to a better environment.

Another Slovakia/Slovenia confusion but this time with... Hungary and Romania? Maybe she mixed Bucharest and Budapest

First and very likely the only medal of this European Champs Ľubomír Pištej & "Barbie" Balážová, Bronze in Table Tennis Mixed Doubles. Congrats and thanks for putting us in the medal table

That's the new youth and urban policy.... 0.43 secs and attention span of the youth is gone so gotta keep moving on.

A prophetic throw for Schilder? 20.24

Čeko izborio finalu u dalju.

Aleksandra Lisowska wins gold in marathon

senzacija Mateja Parlov 2 u maratonu

So, pretty much the same number of Italians watching in the stands than Italians winning medals.

we do not buy athleats there is the "Law of Return" that allows any jew to be able to become israeli citizen+being marry to a ctizen or being born here makes you eligable for citizenship as well so Taferi made "Alliyah" when he was 13, Luna is married to israeli citizen( she was not an athleat before and she stated after getting married , Blessing (200m) was born here, so i hope i made it all clear buying Athleats and well represnting your country are two diffrent things

So, Israel has become the new Turkey in the long distance runnings. Lots of goings to the African market from my watching today...

please, don't get too much of this, now...

Zlato za Filipa Mihaljevića. Atletski dan iz snova.

Pan-Slavic podium in Shot Put. I love that First Athletics medal. Well done Stanek Mihaljevič

Gold for Filip Mihaljevic in men's shot put 21.88 in the last attempt just to confirm it. Two medals for Croatia on day one

False start in 10000m maybe too much wind for Konstanze ?

false start in the women's 10kms...

p.s. you can try SVT play (with a vpn)... they have the whole session ondemand... https://www.svtplay.se/video/35677773/simning-em/sim-em-langbana-15-aug-18-00

the men's 50m backstroke was a good one (and very close)...I think it's worth watching... the women's 1500m free was a Quadarella one-woman show, with silver and bronze medallists well separated from themselves too...maybe this one is skippable...

Just replying because I loved this comment

Ah ah, oui, c'est une liste que j'ai dû commencé en 2020 C'est difficile de rayer des noms :o

he's really a character... he may really be on the cast of a tv series like that... p.s. he once said that his diet goes up to 12000 calories/day...

Fibingerová, man that lady would kill even Rocky in the ring. She was seriously scarry

Horrible season from Zarankaitė. Her SB was her very first start in Spring. She never even reached 60 meters and was at her worst in both the World and European Championships. Training under her mum is not cutting it anymore or she was not focusing that much on sports this season. Seeing as she threw 62 meters last summer, this is such a wasted opportunity.

Kaul who? This is all Ehammer.

Concernant l'athlétisme, je trouve que c'est l'un des sports les plus compliqués à prédire en terme de francais et françaises présent(e)s en 2024. Entre les minimas internationaux, les minimas français, la règle des championnats de France, maintenant le World Ranking.. En fait je pense que ce sera comme d'habitude, et la Fédé arrivera toujours à sélectionner les personnes qu'elle souhaite (ou au contraire, réussir à ne pas sélectionner d'autres athlètes qui le méritent...). Je suis parti voir combien de britanniques avaient participé aux JO 2012, chez eux : 77. Je pense qu'on peut essayer de tabler sur un nombre dans ces eaux-là pour nous (avec malheureusement, beaucoup moins de réussite...). La liste de @De_Gambassiest intéressante (ps : Jeanice Laviolette est un homme :p), même si beaucoup de noms ont complètement disparu et/ou régressé depuis le covid (Alice Moindrot, Pamera Losange, Ashley Bologna me viennent en tête spontanément, des juniors si prometteuses mais qui n'ont pas confirmé, comme tant d'autres...).

Ehammer is really flying in this decathlon

Gold for Louise Hansson. Congrats Girl!

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@Sindo I have noticed a small issue with the quota tracker, it gives an error when you sort by total quotas: https://totallympics.com/qualification-tracker/paris-2024/qualification-by-nation/?sortby=quota

Our authorities revealed the numbers of Slovaks living abroad, In total it is more than 2 million of Slovaks Remember there 5 and half million inhabitants in Slovakia according last census Here are the copy/paste from our Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the countries with higher than 10 000 Slovak population (Slovak citizens or people claiming to have Slovak roots working, studying and living there) (Name of countries are logically in slovak, but they added the flags) Interesting that almost 60 % of slovaks in USA are living in Pennsylvania Spojené štáty: 750 000 Česko: 350 000 Kanada: 150 000 Spojené kráľovstvo: 110 000 Maďarsko: 100 000 Nemecko 80 000 Rakúsko: 50 000 Srbsko: 42 000 Izrael 30 000 Švajčiarsko 25 000 Holandsko 25 000 Rumunsko: 25 000 Argentína 25 000 Írsko 22 000 Španielsko 15 000 Poľsko: 12 000 Ukrajina: 12 000 Austrália 12 000 Belgicko 10 000 Francúzsko 10 000 Taliansko 10 000 Chorvátsko: 10 000

a bit OT...first diving competition and guess what? Italy won the Gold medal...

Clean sweep for

This might be the single most dominant ECh final by a nation in an Olympic event that I have ever seen. I mean, this is some in Table Tennis kind of dominance.

5 our girls are in top 5 in womens speed qualifications in climbing

First medal event and Poland opened the count to an expected very good Championships

first medals of the champs in W Marathon

Well, we got Dániel Mészáros as a potential replacement. He's already a member of the 4x100 free relay and he's only 17 years old, which means that he can still improve on 200 free in the next two years.

Happy Independence Day to all my fellow Indians It's the 75th Independence Day of our country making it a very special occasion. Here are the pictures of celebration across the country .

https://totallympics.com/topic/14971-swimming-at-the-aquatics-len-european-championships-2022/page/7/#comment-489239

Ik was vandaag de hele dag van huis. Wat een hoop hoogtepunten heb ik gemist vandaag! Vooral de twee roeigoud in de skiffs, maar ook Steenbergen, Jakobsen en Van der Vleuten.

Wat een enorm vol programma hebben EKs en WKs zwemmen ook eigenlijk, een week lang 2 races per dag zo voor Steenbergen en sommige anderen. Geweldig om haar zo te zien uitgroeien van talent tot winnaar en favoriet op dit toernooi.

EQUESTRIAN Equestrian FEI World Championships 2022 Herning (DEN) - 6 August 2022 - 14 August 2022 The FEI Equestrian World Championships for Dressage and Jumping took place in Herning this week and offered a first chance for nations to book their place for the 2024 Olympic Games. France as hosts in 2024 have an automatic berth for the Olympic Games, so the battle was on for the other nations to finish inside those coveted Olympic quota positions. First up was dressage where the top 6 nations (excluding France) would secure there tickets for the team dressage event at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Ireland reached new heights in the last Olympic cycle in dressage, culminating in a team qualifying for the Olympic Games for the very first time. A series of unfortunate injuries and horse retirements, led to the ultimate decision from the Irish federation to decline their team quota on that occasion. Nevertheless, Ireland are back with a new campaign to qualify for the Olympics. It will be a much more difficult task on this occasion as they do not have the experience of Judy Reynolds and Vancouver K to draw upon on this campaign. However, the good news is that unlike in the previous Olympic cycle, Ireland is actually fielding a dressage team at the World Championships which is an indication that dressage in this country is still in a relatively strong place in comparison to times gone by. It was always going to be a mammoth task for the Irish team to make it into the Olympic quota positions but they will have gained invaluable experience here and the team of Anna Merveldt (Esporim), Alex Baker (Dutchman), Abigail Lyle (Giraldo) and Sorrell Klatzko (Turbo) put in a valiant effort, finishing in 16th place of the 19 competing nations. The Olympic quotas were claimed by Denmark, Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, Netherlands and United States. Ireland will have another shot at qualifying a dressage team at the 2023 European Championships in Riesenbeck, Germany where the top 3 currently unqualified nations will gain tickets to the 2024 Olympic Games. Based on the result of these championships, the competition will come from the following nations: 7. Spain 215.808% 9. Austria 212.344% 10. Portugal 210.979% ----------------------------------- 11. Finland 210.606% 13. Belgium 209.301% 14. Switzerland 207.019% 16. Ireland 201.723% 17. Norway 201.708% 18. Poland 193.587% So we can see that getting riders scoring an average of 70% will be essential to make the step up to qualify for the Olympic Games in the team event. At these championships, our team riders were averaging around 67%, so a lot of work to do but the dream is certainly not dead. Up next were the Team Jumping Championships, a crucial first chance for nations to book their Olympic spots, and an event in which Ireland has not had positive results in the past few Olympic cycles. Gaining an Olympic team quota here would take a huge amount of pressure off our riders for the rest of the qualification cycle and tasked with this goal were Denis Lynch (Brooklyn Heights), Bertram Allen (Pacino Amiro), Cian O'Connor (C Vier 2) and Daniel Coyle (Legacy). The top 5 nations (excluding France) would secure their tickets to the 2024 Olympic Games. Things didn't look too good after the speed round on Day 1. Ireland were languishing back in 11th position after the speed round and knew they had work to do to make it into the Top 10 nation team final on Friday. Ireland continued to make hard work of things but did squeeze into the Top 10, a clear round from Cian O'Connor helping the team climb up to 9th and keep the dream of Olympic qualification alive. The final round proved to be a war of attrition with many nations dropping fences and dropping places in the leaderboard. Meanwhile, Ireland started with a bang with a clear round from Bertram Allen and just a single time fault from Denis Lynch helping the Irish climb the table. A solid round of 5 faults from Cian O'Connor kept the team on track for qualification, and despite a nervy finish after Daniel Coyle failed to improve on the team score, qualification was ultimately secured and in the end, Ireland finished less than 1 fault behind the bronze medal. A 4th place finish from Ireland, securing Olympic qualification in Team Jumping and taking Ireland's first Olympic 2024 quotas across all sports. Fantastic result for our team jumpers and as with all Irish jumping teams, they will head to Paris 2024 with ambitions of taking home a medal. It of course means Ireland will also have the full quota of riders in the Individual Jumping event at the Olympics as the 3 team riders will also take part in the Individual competition. Paris 2024 Qualification - Team Ireland IRELAND 3 Total Athletes 0 Men 0 Women 2 Total Events 1 Total Sports List of Team Ireland Qualifiers Equestrian Event Athlete Qualification Route Team Jumping Team Quota - TBD 2022 FEI World Championships - Team Jumping: 4th Place August 12, 2022 Team Quota - TBD 2022 FEI World Championships - Team Jumping: 4th Place August 12, 2022 Team Quota - TBD 2022 FEI World Championships - Team Jumping: 4th Place August 12, 2022 Individual Jumping Individual Quota - TBD Team Jumping members will also compete in the Individual Event August 12, 2022 Individual Quota - TBD Team Jumping members will also compete in the Individual Event August 12, 2022 Individual Quota - TBD Team Jumping members will also compete in the Individual Event August 12, 2022 Events 2 Athletes 3

2022 European Rowing Championships Gold: Antonios Papakonstantinou (men's lightweight single sculls) Silver: Evangelia Anastasiadou (women's single sculls) Zoi Fitsiou (women's lightweight single sculls) Stefanos Ntouskos (men's single sculls)