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Following 30 swimmers will compete in Belgrade at upcoming European Championships

will send the biggest ever delegation to European Championships, which includes 96 athletes. I'm hoping that some, of not qualified yet to Paris athletes, will do it here.

@stratocumulus Zapomniałeś o kobiecej drużynie w rugby, aczkolwiek patrząc na wyniki z ostatnich dni oraz ostatnie mecze z Chinkami, ich szanse na awans wydają się zerowe. W koszykówce, biorąc pod uwagę że Finlandia zagra w kwalifikacjach bez swojego najlepszego gracza, to nasze szanse lekko wzrosły, ale wciąż będzie mega ciężko o awans, przez obecność Bahamów i oczywiście Hiszpanii u siebie. Marcin Dzieński stracił swoją jedyną szansę podczas kwalifikacji europejskich, nad czym bardzo ubolewam, na równi z brakiem kwalifikacji drużyny sprinterów w kolarstwie torowym oraz Lilianny Lewińskiej, chociaż tutaj wiemy co poszło nie tak.... W podnoszeniu ciężarów na szczęście mamy tą realokację, byłby to wstyd gdyby nikt nie pojechał. W męskim biegu na 1500m oprócz Wyderki dałbym Filipa Raka a na 100m Dominika Kopcia. W pływaniu być moze wpadnie dodatkowa kwalifikacja w męskiej sztafecie 4x100 dowolnym.

Big loss for

Although we aren't giving up yet

Money and Russian power in gymnastics sadly did win....

This quota complete that all European nations now are qualified to Paris

Mateusz Bereznicki finally qualified, at third attempt

Preliminary team https://www.instagram.com/p/C7EbGUgM5XT/

Damian Durkacz did beat the Cuban guy and qualified to Paris Our first male boxer there

Did FIG confirms quota winners from European Championships in rhythmic?

I think that Bach should give a wild card also to Lewinska in gymnastics, no joking.

I see that deadline to confirm participation in relay events by NOC's in June 7th. We can except any decision from Japan about their men's 4x100 freestyle relay before this date or rather not?

mini team was announced even before end of qualification period and it is: Women's - Paula Gorycka Men's - Krzysztof Łukasik

Alicja Tchórz, semi retired swimmer was tested positive after Arena Grand Prix meet in Warsaw...

I know what you feel, our so many athletes missed qualification by one place, point, second, minute and so on...

Its probably first big meet in this year with so many Polish athletes outside Poland, I'm really hoping that anyone who isnt qualified yet to Paris will do it here, especially Sobera, Rak and Ennaoui.

And this result really shows that Liliana should have the quota instead CypRus girl....

A quota for

With "after 9 for quota" you mean 9 as a hour?

Ok, thanks. Now another question For individual all around eligible for quota are only gymnasts from countries which didn't qualified yet anyone, or countries who already have one quota, may qualify here second gymnast?

"The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 reached 163 million people over the 3 live shows across 37 public service media markets. The total reach of the Contest increased by 1 million people compared to 2023 and has grown by 2 million since Turin 2022. The viewing share of the Grand Final was 46.7% - the highest share since 2006 and almost triple the broadcast channels' average (17.6%). While among youth audiences (15-24 year olds), the viewing share of the Grand Final was 58.6%, the highest share on record and more than 4 times the broadcast channels' average (13.7%). Host country Sweden had 2.3 million viewers tuning in for the Grand Final and, at 87.3%, the viewing share is their highest recorded for the Eurovision Song Contest since Sweden hosted it in 2000. Switzerland, who won the Contest for the third time thanks to Nemo's The Code, saw an average audience of 723,000 viewers across the three linguistic regions, up 40% on 2023. In the three regions, the viewing share was the highest ever recorded. Germany recorded the highest audience for the Grand Final with an average of 8.1 million viewers watching on Das Erste and ONE. The United Kingdom had the second highest audience with 7.7 million viewers tuning in for the Grand Final on BBC One. France, meanwhile, achieved an audience of 5.4 million viewers; which is an increase of 1.9 million compared to last year’s edition. In close to half of the markets (18 out of 37), the Eurovision Song Contest claimed over 50% of the viewing share, led by Iceland with 96% and closely followed by other Nordic markets (Sweden 87.3%, Norway 85.5% and Finland 83.1%), Croatia (73.2%) and Lithuania (70.2%). Grand Final runner-up Croatia, who gained their best ever result in the Contest, delivered their highest Eurovision Song Contest audience and viewing share on record since 2006, with 1.1 million viewers and 73.2%, respectively. Greece achieved their best audience since 2011, with 2.8 million viewers, more than double last year’s performance. Ireland had their biggest audience since 2013 with 650,000 viewers, close to double last year’s figures. And Latvia also had the most viewers watching in nearly a decade with 252,000 viewers, more than quadrupling last year’s performance. The viewing share in Latvia was 61.8%, the highest performance since 2007. This year, public voting was open before the 3 live shows in non-participating countries and throughout the performances in the Grand Final, resulting in viewers from 156 countries casting votes for their favourite songs – 12 more than when Rest of the World voting was introduced in 2023. Outside the participating countries, viewers in the USA, Canada, Romania, Mexico, UAE, Türkiye, South Africa, Hungary, Slovakia and Bulgaria cast the most votes online."

Yes, lottery where you can win award of the biggest downgrade in last years

Another new low for us, for the first time since Seoul 1988 we will not have any male marathon runner in Olympics, this is too much....

Maybe it will be stupid question, but the quotas in all-arounds (both individual and team) will be assigned after qualification round or after final?