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And Baldoni gets the quota on a review! Woohoo

Canada’s qualified in the Canoe Slalom Women’s C1

Group 2: 35-29

Alex Baldoni misses a quota by 0.27 seconds. He had a clean run but then a penalty was added rip Spoke too soon!

After the heats here's how the quota simulation is looking. Comparing between heats isn't a great idea plus some athletes might be resting, but it's fun to see where things stand. M1x - LM2x - W1x - LW2x - Mexico and Chile could have qualified in the men's single sculls, but the limit prevented them. As Brazil is currently second in both the M1x and LM2x I assume they want more athletes, but that may not be the case. If they go for the M1x the LM2x quota would go to Venezuela (leapfrogging Chile due to the limit). Still lots of racing to go.

Group 1: 39-27 Group 2: 41-29

Alex Baldoni and Lois Betteridge secure quotas in men’s/women’s C1 through the Pan American Canoe Slalom Qualifier.

That quota was not expected, but great for Reynoso to repeat as an Olympian.

Men's K-1 quota - Pepe Gonçalves \o/

I came here for asking this, BIG SURPRISE for me.

There was a review of the results and the Olympic quota goes to Alex Boldoni in Men's C1

I suspect that running towards armed soldiers while holding a firing/explosive device on fire would get you killed pretty much everywhere.

Lois Betteridge wins in Woman's C1

Day 1 draw

Thanks, I'm fine. Just a lot of work right now, no time for being active here. Greetings.

Isn't every day a hot day for the USA?

Nice to see we have some chances each day.

Taking a look at the schedule, has many medal chances (some obviously more likely than others) on a number of days. Some boxers may be included as they start to qualify but for now I’m leaving the ones that haven’t off. All Paris time. Day 1 (July 27) 17:00: Skateboarding - Men’s Street Final (Cordano Russell) 20:55: Swimming - Women’s 400m Freestyle Final (Summer McIntosh) 21:37: Swimming - Women’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay Final 21:50 Swimming - Men’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay Final Day 2 (July 28) 20:45: Swimming - Women’s 100m Butterfly Final (Maggie MacNeil) 20:50/21:45: Fencing - Women’s Foil Gold/Bronze Medal Bouts (Jessica Guo, Eleanor Harvey) Day 3 (July 29) 11:00: Diving - Men’s 10m Synchronized Platform Final (Rylan Wiens/Nathan Zsombor-Murray) 17:18/17:28/17:38: Judo - Women’s 57kg Medal Contests (one of Jessica Klimkait/Christa Deguchi) 17:49/17:59/18:09: Judo - Men’s 73kg Medal Contests (Arthur Margelidon) 20:30: Swimming - Women’s 400m Individual Medley Final (Summer McIntosh) Day 4 (July 30) 17:18/17:28/17:38: Judo - Men’s 81kg Medal Contests (Francois Gauthier Drapeau) 17:49/17:59/18:09: Judo - Women’s 63kg Medal Contests (Catherine Beauchemin Pinard) 19:00/19:45: Rugby Sevens - Women’s Gold/Bronze Medal Matches 20:57: Swimming - Women’s 100m Backstroke Final (Kylie Masse) Day 5 (July 31) 11:00: Diving - Women’s 10m Synchronized Platform Final (Caeli McKay/Kate Miller) 20:36: Swimming - Men’s 200m Butterfly Final (Illya Kharun) 22:15: Swimming - Men’s 100m Freestyle Final (Josh Liendo) Day 6 (August 1) 7:30: Athletics - Men’s 20km Race Walk (Evan Dunfee) 17:18/17:28/17:38: Judo - Men’s -100kg Medal Contests (one of Shady El Nahas/Kyle Reyes) 18:15: Artistic Gymnastics - Women’s All-Around Final (Ellie Black) 19:10/20:30: Fencing - Women’s Team Foil Gold/Bronze Medal Matches 20:30: Swimming - Women’s 200m Butterfly Final (Summer McIntosh) 21:48: Swimming - Women’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay Final Day 7 (August 2) 12:22: Rowing - Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls Final A (Jill Moffatt/Jenny Casson) 20:30: Swimming - Men’s 50m Freestyle Final (Josh Liendo) 20:39: Swimming - Women’s 200m Backstroke Final (Kylie Masse) 21:20: Athletics - Men’s 10,000m Final (Mo Ahmed) Day 8 (August 3) 10:50: Rowing - Women’s Eight Final A 15:30: Artistic Gymnastics - Men’s Floor Final (Felix Dolci) 20:30 Swimming - Men’s 100m Butterfly Final (Josh Liendo) 20:59: Swimming - Women’s 200m Individual Medley Final (Summer McIntosh) 21:45: Athletics - Men’s Decathlon 1500m (Damian Warner, Pierce LePage) Day 9 (August 4) 14:33/14:46: Archery - Men’s Individual Gold/Bronze Medal Matches (Eric Peters) 19:35: Swimming - Women’s 4x100m Medley Relay Final 20:30: Athletics - Men’s Hammer Throw Final (Ethan Katzberg) 21:55: Athletics - Men’s 100m Final (Andre DeGrasse) Day 10 (August 5) 12:38: Artistic Gymnastics - Women’s Balance Beam Final (Ellie Black) 19:53/19:58: Cycling - Women’s Team Sprint For Bronze/Gold (Depends on whether Cycling Canada chooses Orban, Mitchell, and Genest or not) 21:00/22:05: 3x3 Basketball - Women’s Bronze/Gold Medal Matches Day 11 (August 6) 12:00: Sailing - Women’s Dinghy Medal Race (Sarah Douglas) 15:00: Diving - Women’s 10m Platform Final (Caeli McKay) 20:00: Athletics - Women’s Hammer Throw Final (Camryn Rogers) 20:50/21:15: Wrestling - Women’s 68kg Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (either Linda Morais or Olivia Di Bacco) Day 12 (August 7) 19:00: Athletics - Women’s Pole Vault Final (Alysha Newman) Day 13 (August 8) 15:00: Weightlifting - Women’s 59kg (Maude Charron) 19:11: Cycling - Women’s Keirin Final (Lauriane Genest, Kelsey Mitchell) 19:27: Cycling - Men’s Omnium Points Race 4/4 (Dylan Bibic) 20:30: Athletics - Men’s 200m Final (Andre DeGrasse) 20:50/21:15: Wrestling - Women’s 53kg Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (either Karla Godinez or Samantha Stewart) 21:07/21:39: Taekwondo - Women’s 57kg Bronze/Gold Medal Contests (Skylar Park) Day 14 (August 9) 12:50: Canoe Sprint - Women’s C2-500m Final A (Katie Vincent/Sophia Jensen) 15:00: Diving - Women’s 3m Springboard Final (either Mia Vallee or Pamela Ware) 19:40: Athletics - Women’s Shot Put Final (Sarah Mitton) 19:45: Athletics - Men’s 4x100m Relay Final 21:00/22:30: Beach Volleyball - Women’s Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (Melissa Humana-Parades/Brandie Wilkerson) Day 14/15 (August 9/10) 15:00 on Day 14/17:00 on Day 15: Football - Women’s Bronze/Gold Medal Match Day 15 (August 10) 8:00: Athletics - Men’s Marathon Final (Cam Levins) 9:00: Golf - Women’s Stroke Play Final (Brooke Henderson) 11:00/21:30: Basketball - Men’s Bronze/Gold Medal Games 13:50: Canoe Sprint - Women’s C1-200m (Katie Vincent) 15:00: Diving - Men’s 10m Platform Final (Rylan Wiens, Nathan Zsombor-Murray) 19:25: Athletics - Men’s 800m Final (Marco Arop) 20:00: Athletics - Men’s 5000m Final (Mo Ahmed) 20:50/21:15: Wrestling - Women’s 76kg Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (Ana Godinez) 21:14/21:23: Breaking - B-Boys Gold/Bronze Medal Battles (Philip Kim) Day 16 (August 11) 11:30/15:30: Basketball - Women’s Gold/Bronze Medal Games 12:45/13:15/13:44: Cycling - Women’s Sprint Finals For Gold/Bronze (Kelsey Mitchell, Lauriane Genest) 13:20/13:45: Wrestling - Women’s 76kg Bronze/Gold Medal Matches (Justina Di Stasio) Boxing bouts are all over the place, but our two qualified boxers Wyatt Sanford (men’s 63.5kg) and Tammara Thibeault (women’s 75kg) are both in with a chance. Tennis is a bit of an unknown, our Canadians are very inconsistent.

Having a look through the schedule here is some of the big days for Team Ireland Included a few outside chances here that probably unlikely to medal but not without some realistic chance. On the otherhand I have not included outside chances that may yet come to fruition, for example boxing could have more chances when the team is finalised, men's road race cycling and other outside chances in equestrian (individual jumping). Overall it looks most likely we will win our first medal on Day 4 or 5 and then with a lot of chances coming on the middle weekend. Our first gold could possibly be on Day 7 in the men's lightweight double sculls. Day 1: Saturday, 27 July RUGBY SEVENS - Men's MEDAL MATCHES Day 3: Monday, 29 July SWIMMING - Women's 100m Breaststroke FINAL (Mona McSharry) Day 4: Tuesday, 30 July RUGBY SEVENS - Women's MEDAL MATCHES SWIMMING - Men's 800m FINAL (Daniel Wiffen) Day 5: Wednesday, 31 July BOXING - Women's -60kg Quarter-Finals (Kellie Harrington) Day 6: Thursday, 01 August BOXING - Men's -92kg Quarter-Finals (Jack Marley) ROWING - Women's Double Sculls FINAL ROWING - Men's Double Sculls FINAL Day 7: Friday, 02 August EQUESTRIAN - Team Jumping FINAL ROWING - Men's Pair FINAL ROWING - Women's Pair FINAL ROWING - Women's Lightweight Double Sculls FINAL ROWING - Men's Lightweight Double Sculls FINAL Day 8: Saturday, 03 August BOXING - Men's -57kg Quarter-Finals (Jude Gallagher) BOXING - Women's -60kg Semi-Finals (Kellie Harrington) ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS - Men's Pommel FINAL (Rhys McClenaghan) Day 9: Sunday, 04 August BOXING - Women's -57kg Quarter-Finals (Michaela Walsh) BOXING - Women's -75kg Quarter-Finals (Aoife O'Rourke) BOXING - Men's -92kg Semi-Finals (Jack Marley) GOLF - Men's Individual Stroke Play FINAL (Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry) SWIMMING - Men's 1500m FINAL (Daniel Wiffen) Day 11: Tuesday, 06 August BOXING - Women's -60kg FINAL (Kellie Harrington) Day 12: Wednesday, 07 August BOXING - Women's -57kg Semi-Finals (Michaela Walsh) TAEKWONDO - Men's -58kg (Jack Woolley) Day 13: Thursday, 08 August BOXING - Men's -57kg Semi-Finals (Jude Gallagher) BOXING - Women's -75kg Semi-Finals (Aoife O'Rourke) Day 14: Friday, 09 August ATHLETICS - Women's 400m Final (Rhasidat Adeleke) Day 15: Saturday, 10 August ATHLETICS - Women's 1500m FINAL (Ciara Mageean) BOXING - Women's -75kg FINAL (Aoife O'Rourke) GOLF - Women's Individual Stroke Play FINAL (Leona Maguire)

ASA Athletics Grand Prix 1 - Potchefstroom, South Africa March 14, 2024 Full Results Men’s 400m Hurdles Ismail Doudai Abakar

also doesn't sent its team in men's sprint. Very odd decision. In last World cup must finish higher than to secure place in this event in Paris.

Quota Olympic K1 M K1 W C1 W C1 M

No it wasn’t actually. In women’s C1 they had a very good chance, Ana Paula Fernandes was the bronze medalist at last years Pan American Games (in a full strength field)

Quotas: K-1 M - K-1 W - C-1 M - C-1 W -

The quota is for Mexico..........we are cursed.

yesss!!! i thought we were leaving this event without a quota

Hey @konig I didn't know you are a skateboarder! But I believe you have to explain some things to your fellow argentinians

Women's K-1 quota - Maria Luz Cassini

Live scoreS: https://siwidata.com/canoe123/live?SessionKey=cbca.20240314

NLA Playoffs Quarterfinals Pairings (Best-of-7 Series) ZSC Lions Zürich (1) vs EHC Biel-Bienne (9) Fribourg-Gottèron (2) vs HC Lugano (7) Lausanne HC (3) vs HC Davos (6) EV Zug (4) vs SC Bern (5)

NLA Playoffs 2nd Pre-Playoffs Round Results EHC Biel-Bienne (9) b. HC Ambrì-Piotta (8) 1-0 (1-1; 4-2) Pre-Playoffs Format: - Home & Away Series, No Goal Difference (if both teams win 1 match each or if both games are tied, then the 2nd and decisive match goes to OT, until the winning goal is scored) - the winner of the 2nd Pre-Playoffs series advances to the actual playoffs (Quarterfinals)

It makes sense, but for 2040 it's been 24 years after Rio... I'm sure Brazil (and Mexico) is on a limbo because it's not either safe option neither ground breaking. With the lack of cities vying, it could open a path for São Paulo, provided that they host a superb Pan Am in 2031 and start to host more and more international sports events. But we know that the interest for hosting comes and goes. In the 70/80s it was fairly easy to get: only 4 cities in total applied for 76/80/84 and one of them pulled out - and other 2 for 88. But then in the 90s you had dozens of cities trying...

2024 Paris Olympics schedule: Super Saturday finals set in gymnastics, swimming, track They're already dubbing Day 8 as Super Saturday for the United States. That day, we have (these are all US Eastern Time Zone)... 4:50pm - Women's Rowing - Eights 6:00am - Women's Tennis - singles final 9:30am - Men's Skeet Shooting 10:19am - Women's Gymnastics - vault 1:35pm - Men's Track & Field - shot put 1:50pm - Women's Track & Field - 100m semifinal 2:30pm - Men's Swimming - 100m butterfly 2:59pm - Women's Swimming - 200 IM 3:09pm - Women's Swimming - 800m free 3:20pm - Women's Track & Field - 100m final 1:30pm until 3:30pm is going to be some hot fire!

It's a shame we are getting a repeat host so quickly, but they also don't have a lot of time and I believe most of the infrastructure is there in Lima

Overall, 31 nations qualified at least one quota. Here are the distribution: 5 Quotas 4 Quotas 3 Quotas 2 Quotas 1 Quota Quite well distributed. As expected, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan made up for their poor performance at the Asian qualifier.

- 51 Kg Men's - 57 Kg Men's - 63 Kg Men's - 92 Kg Men's + 92 Kg Men's - 50 Kg Women's - 54 Kg Women's - 57 Kg Women's - 60 Kg Women's - 66Kg Women's - 75Kg Women's

- 51 Kg Men's

- 60 Kg Women's

- 50 Kg Women's

Session 01 - 63 Kg Men's - 92 Kg Men's + 92 Kg Men's - 54 Kg Women's - 66Kg Women's - 75Kg Women's

Remember all those posts by me defending judging and saying 99% of complaints about robberies were just moaning DISREGARD ALL OF THAT Poor Grainne Walsh

-66 Kg W

- 54 Kg W

Men’s +92kg Quotas:

Men’s 92kg Quotas:

win the other two quotas in men’s 63.5kg

First batch of Olympic quotas have been awarded in men’s 63.5kg.

The Mexican guy pinned Paalam to the ring by some wrestling techniques. he finished that bout on pain. I'm not surprised he didn't continue but that means that piece of crap TKM boxer (who beat our guy completely unfairly) is going to the QF without doing anything.

Ok I found that the other two are trainers not athletes.

Shanne Braspennincx, reigning Olympic keirin champion, has retired due to a lack of motivation. https://nos.nl/artikel/2510803-olympisch-kampioene-braspennincx-stopt-met-baanwielrennen-plezier-is-weg