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Now Drion from and Filippov are in for sure with Klette having a pretty good lead for the last spot. In the women's Paller and Murada are in. The final spot could be interesting but Jagecikova has a decent lead. -
Not sure what the hold up in the FIS posting it is, but Lee Wen-yi of has met the Olympic standard (118.95 in slalom). Also Nino Tsiklauri from easily earns them a quota, I believe it should have been met back in February from the four slalom results, but I am never sure about when the 20% extra for missing results is used.
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that would also mean that has secured a women's spot in the sprint Alonso cannot score below 453, nobody below 4th can get better than 430.
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right yes I had put into calcuation what had as a worst case and forgot they could move up two spots. thank you
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Olympic qualifiers are and probably but could pull off a miracle with a top two finish and get ahead of them I suppose.
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or maybe not, was taken off team canada's roster as being ineligible
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Figure Skating ISU World Championships 2025
evil betty replied to Totallympics's topic in Figure Skating
The swiss women are likely to benefit from another obscure and hard to find rule; the most placement points anyone can receive who skates the free program is 16. As long as Repond finishes in the top 12 they will get two quotas. -
Figure Skating ISU World Championships 2025
evil betty replied to Totallympics's topic in Figure Skating
Qualifiers for the Olympics have to be in the free skate. ISU rule 400.A.3. Too bad, that was insanely close. -
I think that once the remaining 10 quotas are added in (I can see one or two getting used but that is even a stretch), Norway, Sweden, France, Finland, and USA would all get their 8th male quota. Kind of bizarre that the simulation only says that Finland and USA have the remaining room for them though.
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According to this PWHL story Mi Le, sorry Hannah Miller, is on the Canadian roster for this year's world championships. https://www.thepwhl.com/en/news/2025/march/21/twenty-three-pwhl-players-named-to-canada-s-national-women-s-team-roster#:~:text=Forwards%3A Emily Clark (OTT),%2C Daryl Watts (TOR).
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That is the tricky thing, I believe that the scores take three trimesters into account so some athletes will have scores that are too old by the time the olympics come.
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Very cool list. I would eliminate Rosbo from there though since and are the same NOC and he would be the third. But that is really nitpicking. So much better having an Olympics with no host exceptions to the rules.
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I see what you are saying, thank you.
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So something that has not happened before (with the current format) could play out for the first time. If defeats then both zones will have a total of 43 points, the tie-breaker is who is the champion. So the pan continental zone would get a sixth qualifier for next year's championship.
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No, needs 11 points, so any medal including a bronze is necessary. And just wow, none of us were talking and if they had won that nail biter against then they would be the ones sitting in the olympic spot waiting for
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very cool. some strange omissions from the list though and I don't understand adding Popovic from Croatia as being eligible.
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Pretty sure is already qualified. A lot of tie-breaking scenarios but they cannot finish the championships below can only have two of / / pass them in total points since they can only finish 8th or higher.
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and are both almost certain, which would leave one of or maybe even if they can win a playoff game or two. According to my calculations has a minimum of 13 points, 12, can't catch either and are likely to finish with 10 or 11 points, so could get really lucky and make the playoffs or finish with as low as 9 points.
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What about ? is in for sure because they have made the playoffs.
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the most recent update to the sprint standings has no change in the women's top four, the same four men, but with Filippov ahead of Klette now but Mayer of Austria very close.
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looks like access to the men's rankings they are generating is temporarily cut off. But this just showed up: https://www.fis-ski.com/inside-fis/general-fis-documents/olympic-winter-games-2026-copy-for-quota-links It appears to be copied from 2022 and the links don't work yet, but maybe soon.
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they (IIHF) would have to make some kind of exception to the rules because, "A player, who has previously participated in IIHF competition, can switch national eligibility (but only once in a player's life)" Additionally, it would be interesting to know when she submitted the request to change, it would have to have been at least two years before the Olympics start.
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What the sprint standings should actually be, with only people who can qualify: Mens: Lietha SUI 352, Drion du Chapois BEL 193, Klette NOR 151, Filippov AIN 138, with Canclini ITA 137, and Hoesch GER, 131 close behind. Womens: Alonso Rodriguez ESP 278, Paller GER 273, Murada ITA 212, Jagercikova SVK 193, with Hiemer AUT 185 and Matejovicova CZE 174 close behind.
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It seems like a really difficult sport to follow the qualification. Mostly because of the ISMF itself. They are painfully slow to publish results, and have errors all through them when they do. Their rules state that after 5 races you drop the worst result, but their standings don't do it. They say that their qualification period goes to December 21st, but there is no way to find out what the fall calendar will be so you can't know how many more races there will be.
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I am pretty sure the results of the world championships will change things significantly. Two guaranteed spots for teams and four guaranteed spots for individuals (I think) will take several that are ahead out of the mix.
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