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evil betty
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I would say the chances are quite high, they are fourth in line. Qualifying window closes on January 18th and reallocation will start then. Last time the process happened pretty fast with almost daily updates. -
last olympics the qualification was basically the same, ten nations qualified enough to be in the relay, but six more picked up reallocated quotas to join the relay. Ironically, the two you mention ( and ) both declined to take a reallocated quota that would have given them enough to compete in the relay. This time the reallocation process would have to go further because you have several more nations getting a single quota.
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Right now Spulber and Ipcioglu are even on points but Ipcioglu is ranked ahead by one position. If Spulber moves ahead they no longer need a D.2 quota, Turkey only gets a D.2 quota (drop to one) and then continental cup ranking would determine the final quota. Unless the FIS does something strange like they briefly did in September and give a country 2 quotas in D.2.
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Okay, thanks. I saw that too and could not make any sense out of it but I don't know enough about ski jumping.
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Nathan Crumpton has not competed in skeleton since the 2022, is a sprinter now. Carlos Maeder competed last time in alpine, is 47 now and skiied last april and was far outside being good enough. is still possible.
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I am puzzled by the olympic rankings for the guys competing at the continental cup level. Why are the 'winter cup' points not being added to their ranking score? For instance David Rygl is shown on the olympic lists as being 144th with 2 points from the continental cup, his bio says that he has 2 summer points and 16 winter points, but under 'all' just 2. Do some winter points not count or something?
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finally did get its men's quota, and there should be at least two new quotas with the next update as well.
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I think the points from the test event should be simple to figure out since WC points from 15th on (continuing through the nations cup races) just count down by 1. Why would it be any different? The only thing that would be uncertain is whether Li and Fischnaller get 1 or 0.
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The IBU updated their time frame for which results count towards the wild card olympic spots, and it looks like Dolidovich has moved into a qualifying position. Looking more and more likely like there will be a refugee olympic team for the first time at the Winter games.
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not far off, but still no. running out of time maybe. Still has Aspen and Calgary, possibly NAC event at Copper Mountain as a last resort.
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I agree it is stupid, exactly what happened to Jozef Ninis last week.
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If the second run is not finished it is ten points, equivalent to the top ranked finisher in the nations cup race who did not qualify for the world cup race.
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Would that mean that France (women's 500m) and Uzbekistan (men's 1500m) pick up another distance to race since they are next in line and would not need another quota?
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And there is no provision this time for getting a quota to compete in the relay, so it looks like time may be running out.
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Tanguay Pechoux of competed in two races in April, good enough if he continues to compete, but who knows I guess?
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what happened to team ? Did somebody get hurt?
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Interesting to note that after all the information about not using flags or names, that is exactly what the FIS have done in their qualification table. It makes it understandable, but kind of strange still.
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FIS has already published what happens here: https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/v2/quota/list/owg/cc/2026 They basically continued giving quotas from where they stopped back in March. So in Men's it was then then , in women's it was ,
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Dolidovich had her best result yet today, she may have a real shot at the olympics as a refugee entry.
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the final ten quotas are specifically one per NOC
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I think (probably) if the FIL lets them enter 3 lugers in a race they must intend that up to 3 can qualify. Be nice if they gave us some rules.
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I am curious if (with five cleared competitors) will be eligible for the team event in FS aerials. I don't think so, but we saw relay teams in swimming so maybe?
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So both made the standards, but we wait for the FIS to update because of just how strange Tchibozo's path to the Olympics has been. The FIS updates often, but never when there is something we really want to know I guess. Also Laborde dit Pere is very close in to getting a men's quota competing in Courmayeur.
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So only one female and one male cross-country skiier cleared. We can conclude from the FIS documentation that they qualify under the final 10 quota provisions as long as they get to Davos. Media reports seem to be saying that Korostelev may still fail IOC screening but I guess we will see.
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Nathan Tchibozo of is racing again, who knows what his status is but maybe a quota this week. Also Papathoma Paraskevaidou of raced today, could be an alpine quota for them.
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