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That works from a TV perspective, but who's going to want to be in the stadium to watch one event and then go home.

British Swimming have now changed it so there is no limit on the number of athletes with the consideration time who can enter.

On the FINA website, it says the British Champs started today, not yesterday. Is this a mistake so would the times from yesterday count toward olympic qualiication?

Does anyone know when the draws come out, and where I can find the points difference for Men's and women's.

On the qualification system, It says athletes can qualify if they have had historical participation /achievements at BJK cup and Davis Cup competitions, and Russia (or the Russian Tennis Federation as they were banned), won both these events in 2021.

I didn't think Great Britain were competing in non-olympic sports

Team Great Britain Early(ish) Qualification Predictions I did this in August last year before any qualification really started, but now we are getting in to qualifying season I'm providing an update on where Great Britain in heading, with more detail in some sports. Archery 3-6 athletes - I still think women's team is virtually guaranteed with the new qualification system of world rankings. For the men it is possible but they will have to qualify through other means. Artistic Swimming 0-2 athletes - Too early to see if there are any changes, a chance of receiving a retrospective European games Duet spot after reallocation of Team Quotas for other nations. Athletics 65 - 75 athletes - The news here is much more negative with British athletics new selection policy. Here is a more detailed breakdown of what I would expect. Women's (32 athletes) 100m and 200m - A full six athletes due to our relay team. With some various members of that team running the individuals 400m and 400m Hurdles - Again, six athletes due to relays. Probably 3 athletes from flat and 3 from hurdles. 800m - 3 athletes: Keely Hodgkinson, Jemma Reekie and Ellie Baker, although one spot could be taken if Laura Muir tries the double. 1500m - 3 athletes: Laura Muir, Adelle Tracey and one other. 5000m and 10000m - 3 athletes: Eilish McColgan and Jessica Judd will qualify for both, with Amy Eloise Markovic for the 5000m 100m Hurdles - Cindy Sember will be the sole representative. 3000m Steeplechase - Elizabeth Bird and Aimee Pratt like in Tokyo. Marathon - 3 Entrants likely with already 2 qualifications High Jump - Morgan Lake should qualify but she is quite inconsistent. Long Jump - Jasmine Sawyers and Lorraine Ugen Triple Jump - 0 athletes Shot Put - 0 athletes Discus Throw - 0 athletes Hammer Throw - 0 athletes Women's Javelin Throw - 0 athletes Heptathlon - 2 athletes - KJT and hopefully Holly Mills 20km Race Walk - 0 athletes Men's (34 athletes) 100m and 200m - A full 6 athletes due to our relay team. Same as women here. 400m and 400m Hurdles - 5 athletes as Charles Dobson runs to 200m. Cameron Chalmers our sole representative in the hurdles. 800m - 3 athletes: Max Burgin, Kyle Langford and Ben Pattison, Jake Wightman might also attempt the double. 1500m - 3 athletes due to such great depth. Jake Wightman and two others. 5000m and 10000m - 4 athletes will qualify across the two disciplines. 110m Hurdles - David King and Maybe Andrew Pozzi. 3000m Steeplechase - Zak Seddon and Phil Norman through world ranking Marathon - 3 athletes should qualify. High Jump - Joel Clarke Khan and Tom Gale by World ranking Long Jump - 0 Athletes Triple Jump - 0 Athletes Shot Put - Scott Lincoln by world rankings Discus throw - Lawrence Okoye. Hammer Throw - Nick Miller by World Rankings Javelin Throw - 0 Athletes Decathlon - 0 Athletes 20km Race Walk - Callum Wilkinson Badminton 3-8 athletes - Kirsty Gilmour in Singles, Ben Lane and Sean Vendy in Men's Doubles are my confidents, Alexander Dunn and Adam Hall are possible, as well as Marcus Ellis and Lauren Smith, and the latter with Chloe Birch. Basketball 0 - 12 athletes - Men are almost impossible, but women have a chance if they find their eurobasket 2019 form. I didn't realise how close they were to qualifying to Tokyo. Boxing 5-9 - Based on European Championships we would have qualified: Kiaran Macdonald (-51kg), Mohammed Akbar (-71kg), and would have been very close for Reese Lynch (-63.5kg), Lewis Williams (-92kg) and Delicious Orie (+92kg). On the women's side, we wouldn't have qualified any athletes but would have been close with Shona Whitwell (-60kg), Rosie Eccles (-66kg). This is of course a very rough estimate as we have other boxers not competing and there are other qualification paths. Breaking 1-3 Athletes - For Men i think we can qualify Kid Kharam and Sunni Brummit, and for the the women I think Emma Houston. Canoe Sprint - 2-5 Athletes - Women's K4 500m have a shout, but the K2 500m should qualify, on the men's side, our best chance is Daniel Johnson in the K1 1000m Slalom - 3-4 - Really should be four with athletes in all categories. Cycling Track - 14 athletes - We are currently comfortably qualifying a full team of 14 riders. The squad I'm most worried about is the men's sprint but it's not a major problem. Road - 5-7 athletes - We are currently qualifying 5 athletes, 2 for women and 3 for men, but we can definitely improve both up a category Mountain bike - 2-4 athletes - We are currently on 3 athletes total, 1 for women and 2 for men, but I think we can gain 4/4 quotas with Evie Richards and Annie Last contenders in the women's. BMX 5-9 athletes - On the men's side we are currently edging Colombia for that 3rd spot on world rankings, on the women's side we only have 1 but 2 is within reach. For Park we could qualify 4/4 but it will be tough with the nature of the Olympic Qualifier Series. Diving 10-12 athletes - Behind China, Great Britain seems to be the "best of the rest and I think we can qualify a full squad like Tokyo, with the athletes being. Men's 3m - Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden Men's 10m - Tom Daley and Matty Lee Women's 3m - Yasmin Harper and Desharne Bent-Ashmeil. Women's 10m - Andrea Spendolini-Siriex and Lois Toulson. Equestrian 9/9 athletes - Already qualified full quotas. Fencing 1-5 athletes - Carolina Stutchbury is a chance in the Women's Foil, the same with William Deary in the men's Sabre. The men's team foil are ranked 9 in the world and could qualify. Field hockey 16-32 athletes - Both teams are medal hopes and should qualify at the world qualification tournament. Football 0-18 athletes - No chance for the men's team and no official conformation on the women's. The introduction of the nations league qualification system should help. Golf 4-5 athletes - With the qualification system we are almost guaranteed to get 2 golfers per gender, the is a chance, albeit small one, that we can get 3 male golfers. Gymnastics Artistic - 10/10 athletes qualified at the worlds. Rhythmic - 0-1 athletes - Marfa Ekimova may qualify in the all-around. Trampoline - 2-3 athletes - Andrew Stamp for the men and Bryony Page and maybe Isabella Songhurst. Handball 0 athletes - No chance Judo 4-8 athletes - The women's side is very strong with Chelsie Giles (-52kg), Lele Nairne (-57kg), Lucy Renshall (-63kg), Katie Jemima Yeats-Brown (-70kg) and Natalie Powell (-78kg), all qualifying. On the men's side it is a different story with Lachlan Moorhead (-81kg) receiving a continental quota and Jamal Petgrave (-90kg), just sneaking in. Modern Pentathlon 3-4 athletes - I would expect to take a full set of quota places here, especially with Bath hosting the world championships. Rowing 40-48 athletes - We had a great world championships where we would have qualified in every race we entered. I'm expecting the same in 2023 with entrants in every class this time. Rugby seven's 12-24 athletes - On the women's side we are in contention from the world's sevens series, but if we don't then it's likely that spot will go to Ireland and we will claim it at the Europeans. For the men's we need Ireland to qualify from the series so we can get the European Spot. Sailing 12-14 athletes - We should claim quotas in every event but it is really hard to follow sailing so I can't tell what our strength is like right now. Shooting 5-9 athletes - We have already qualified 4 athletes: Amber Hill, Seonaid McIntosh, Nathan Hales, and Lucy Hall. We can definitely qualify Kirsty Hegarty and Aaron Heading in Trap, and Ben Llewellyn in Skeet. There is a chance for Sam William Gowin in Rapid Fire pistol. Skateboarding 2-3 athletes - Lola Tambling and Sky Brown should qualify in Women's Park, we could get someone else from the men's side. Sport Climbing 1-2 athletes - Hamish MacArthur and Max Milne should qualify. Swimming 30- 35 athletes - A mixture of old faces and new ones likely. Men's (16 athletes) 50m Free - Ben Proud and Lewis Burras should qualify 100m Free and 200m Free - Tom Dean , Duncan Scott, Jacob Whittle, James Guy and Matt Richards should qualify for the Relay 400m Free plus - Dan Jarvis and Callum Jervis Should qualify. 100m and 200m Backstroke - Luke Greenbank and Broady Williams 100m and 200m Breaststroke - Adam Peaty and James Wilby, 100m and 200m fly - Jacob Peters and the aforementioned James Guy 200m and 400m IM's - Max Litchfield along with some other already qualified Swimmers Open Water - Hector Pardoe Women's (15 athletes) 50m Free - Anna Hopkin 100m Free and 200m Free - Freya Anderson, Lucy Hope, Abbie Wood, Medi Harris, Tamyrn Van Selm and Holly Hibbot. 400m Free plus - Freya Colbert 100m and 200m Backstroke - Cassie Wild and Kathleen Dawson 100m and 200m Breaststroke - Imogen Clark 100m and 200m Fly - Laura Stevens 200m and 400m IM's - Alicia Wilson and Katie Shanahan Open Water - Alice Dearing Table Tennis 3-5 athletes - Pitchford, Drinkhall and Ho should qualify, a men's team has a chance and maybe Anna Hursey. Taekwondo 5-6 athletes - Women's 57kg, 67kg and +67kg should qualify, same for the men's 68kg and +80kg. Tennis 7-9 athletes - Norrie and Draper in men's singles, Raducanu in Women's and two men's doubles and one mixed doubles pair. Triathlon 5-6 athletes - 4 already qualified with one more women expected, hard but not impossible for the men. Weightlifting 2-4 athletes - Sarah Davies and Cyrille Thatchet have chances but Emily Campbell likely to qualify Totals (Change from previous prediction) Optimistic = 430 (+45) Pessimistic = 291 (+22) Expectation = 375+ (+25)

In terms of the table, on the website it says Colombia are ahead of GB but I thought it went down to head to head record?

Will this event be on youtube?

Don't forget Flora Duffy.

I voted for Great Britain for the diving because I know that China will win, as they are undoubtedly the best, but I think Great Britain should have silver.

The men are missing Ethan Hayter who helped them beat Italy at last years worlds.

Opening event moved to 10:00 (CET), now the Girls snowboard big air

same for me, looking on the results page the competition hasn't started

is the stream working for anyone else

Just wondering, with the addition of a women's luge doubles, would the mixed team event expand to include both the men's and women's doubles or just stay the same with the Open doubles? Personally I would rather keep the open doubles because otherwise it will keep limiting the number of competitive nations.

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Jose Muniz Vazquez Any Dutch Athlete x Any Athlete from New Zealand Wojciech Pszczolarksi Daniel Crista Martin Chren Sebastian Mora Vedri Any Swiss Athlete Any Other Athlete Men's Time Trial Day 3 Ocotber 14th Cristian Ortega Fontalvo Santiago Ramirez Morales Robin Wagner x Melvin Landerneau x Maximilian Dornbach x Matteo Bianchi Davide Boscaro Yuta Obara Muhammad Fadhil Mohd Zonis Nicholas Kergozou de la Boessiere Patryk Rajkowski Alejandro Martinez Chorro Any Other Athlete Men's Individual Pursuit Day 3 Ocotber 14th Conor Leahy x James Moriarty Chris Ernst Corentin Ermenault Tobias Buck-Gramcko Nicolas Heinrich x Jonathan Milan Any Other Italian Athlete Daniel Crista Erik Martorell Haga Claudio Imhof Any Other Swiss Athlete Any Other Athlete x Women's Omnium Day 3 Ocotber 14th Lotte Kopecky Amalie Dideriksen Clara Copponi Katie Archibald x Emily Kay Elisa Balsamo x Yumi Kajihara Victoria Velasco Fuentes Maike van der Duin Ally Wollaston Anita Yvonne Stenberg Maria Martins Jennifer Valente x Any Other Athlete Women's Individual Sprint Day 3 Ocotber 14th Lauriane Genest Kelsey Mitchell x Martha Bayona Pineda Mathilde Gros Lea Sophie Freidrich Emma Hinze x Sophie Capewell Miriam Vece Riyu Ohta Laurine van Riessen Any Other Dutch Athlete x Ellesse Andrews Olena Starikova Any Other Athlete Women's Time Trial Day 4 Ocotber 15th Kristina Clonan Any Other Australian Athlete Martha Bayona Pineda Veronika Jabornikova Taky Marie Divine Kouame Lea Sophie Freidrich x Pauline Sophie Grabosch x Miriam Vece Kyra Lamberink Steffie van der Peet Marlena Karwacka Urszula Los Helena Casas Roige Any Other Athlete x Women's Madison Day 4 Ocotber 15th Australia Belgium Denmark France x Germany Great Britain x Italy Netherlands x New Zealand Poland Spain Switzerland United States Any Other Pair Women's Individual Pursuit Day 4 Ocotber 15th Maeve Plouffe x Marion Borras Franziska Brausse Meike Kroger x Josie Knight Anna Morris Kelly Murphy Martina Alzini Vittoria Guazzini x Daniek Hengeveld Bryony Botha Fabienne Buri Any Other Athlete Men's Omnium Day 4 Ocotber 15th Fabio van den Bossche Juan Arango Carvajal Tobias Hansen Donavan Grondin Any British Athlete x Bernard Benyamin van Aert x Elia Viviani Shunsuke Imamura Ricardo Pena Salas Aaron Gate x Sebastian Mora Vedri Simon Vitzthum Any American Athlete Any Other Athlete Women's Points Race Day 5 Ocotber 16th Chloe Moran Lotte Kopecky x Maggie Coles-Lyster Marion Borras Any British Athlete x Silvia Zanardi Yareli Acevedo Mendoza Bryony Botha Anita Yvonne Stenberg Karolina Karasiewicz Maria Martins Lena Mettraux Jennifer Valente x Any Other Athlete Men's Madison Day 5 Ocotber 16th Australia Belgium Denmark x France x Germany Great Britain x Italy Japan Netherlands New Zealand Poland Portugal Switzerland United States Any Other Pair Women's Keirin Day 5 Ocotber 16th Nicky Degrendele Lauriane Genest x Kelsey Mitchell Martha Bayona Pineda Mathilde Gros Lea Sophie Freidrich x Sophie Capewell Mino Sato Shanne Braspennincx x Laurine van Riessen Ellesse Andrews Helena Casas Roige Olena Starikova Any Other Athlete Men's Individual Sprint Day 5 Ocotber 16th Matthew Glaetzer Matthew Richardson Kevin Quintero Chavarro Rayan Helal Sebastian Vigier Stefan Botticher Anhy British Athlete x Kento Yamasaki Vasilijus Lendel Jeffrey Hoogland x Harrie Lavreysen x Mateusz Rudyk Jair Tjon En Fa Any Other Athlete Men's Elimination Day 5 Ocotber 16th Yacine Chalel Jules Hesters Jordan Parra Arias Jan Vones Tim Torn Teutenberg Ethan Vernon x Rotem Tene Elia Viviani Yoeri Havik Erik Martorell Haga Akil Campbell x Gavin Hoover x Any Other Athlete [hide]

Is it the same rule as the Europeans, can a nation qualify only one Shooter per event.

Does anyone know what the tiebreaker is if teams or individuals are on a tie?

Although they didn't show it for Auffarth, I think that if a ride wants to go clear they need to exit the water section with about 2 minutes remaining. Although this may be irrelevant if they don't show it on TV.

Hi,Thanks for inviting me to the club. I have been looking at totallympics for a while and chose to sign up today. I love watching any sports although my favourites are swimming and tennis. Whenever there is a multi sport event on I watch obsessively and I will sit in front of the TV from the very start to the end of the session. My favourite athlete is Adam Peaty and my favourite event to watch at the olympics is the 100m Breaststroke. Outside of swimming my favourite event is archery. I look forward to contributing to topics and keeping track of lots of different sports in this club.

Team Great Britain early qualification predictions Archery 3-6 athletes - Definitely Women's team, especially with Bryony Pitman. Men's Team may be harder but is still possible, Artistic Swimming 0-2 athletes - Duet likely but not guaranteed Athletics 70-85 athletes - We sent 77 to Tokyo and 81 to the worlds and have lots of young talent coming through (unfortunately just on track), but we have a strong chance of sending more than Tokyo, although it does come down to injuries as we don't have the depth to replace athletes if they become injured in some events. Badminton 4-6 athletes - Unlikely we will send anyone in the singles but a few good shouts in the doubles. Basketball 0 athletes Boxing 10-13 athletes - A lot of strength across all the home nations so chances in virtually every weight category. Breaking 0-2 athletes - No idea of our talent here, I would hope to qualify at least one athlete though. Canoeing Sprint - 2-5 athletes - It will be hard with the retirement of Liam Heath but I was impressed by our women's K4 at the europeans. Slalom - 3-4 - With the addition of extreme kayak we have some good medal chances. Cycling Track - 10-12 athletes - With the Women's Team Sprint moving up to 3 athletes we should have a good chance of qualifying that for the first time since London. Road - 6-8 athletes - It will all depend on the rankings but I hope we can send at least one team of four for the road race. Mountain Bike - 2-4 athletes- I am slightly worried that Tom Pidcock may not qualify if he doesn't start competing in a few more world cups. BMX- 3-5 athletes- around the same as Tokyo with probably just on athlete in each event. Diving 10-12 athletes - The same as Tokyo but with a few more medals this time, especially on the women's side Equestrian 9/9 or there will be riots among the English upper class. Fencing 0-2 athletes - A couple of individual fencers but no teams Field Hockey 16-32 athletes - I would expect a full quota after the successes at the commonwealth games. Football 0-18 athletes - No men's team but the women's should qualify. With it all depending on the world cup there is always some jeopardy. Golf 3-4 athletes but it all depends on wether they decide to go or focus on other tournaments. Gymnastics 10 - I would expect a full team considering our recent successes at European level. Handball 0 athletes Judo 3-5 athletes - Mainly on the women's side which means no chance for the mixed team. Modern Pentathlon 3-4 athletes after our double gold in Tokyo Rowing 40-50 athletes - Tokyo was disappointing but the Europeans gave me some hope. Rugby 7's 12-24 athletes but we are heading in the wrong direction Sailing 12-14 athletes - Hopefully a full quota but a lot of retirements since Tokyo Shooting 5-8 athletes - Skeet and Trap are our only real chances, but it would be nice to get two in each event, especially skeet so we can qualify 2 mixed teams. Skateboarding 0-2 athletes - Sky Brown wants to do both skating and surfing in Paris, which will be hard since they are 10000 miles away. Sport Climbing 0-2 athletes - With the retirement of S.Coxsley it will be hard but I hope world Bronze medallist Hamish Macarthur will qualify. Surfing 0-1 Athletes- See Skateboarding Swimming 30-40 - We sent 32 to Tokyo but I would expect more in Paris with lots of new talent coming through. Table Tennis 1-3 athletes - Pitchford, Drinkhall and Ho competed in Tokyo, and perhaps Anna Hursey could qualiy after her success at the commonwealths, athough for hur she could always compete in 2028 and beyond. Taekwondo 4-7 athletes - but if the Russians remain banned it opens up more spots. Tennis 4-7 athletes - It likely depends if people double up or even skip the olympics to focus on rankings. (I know that Brits are terrible on Clay) Triathlon 4-6 athletes - The women are more likely to qualify 3 than the men but it's not impossible for both Volleyball 0 athletes Weightlifting 2-5 athletes - We need more on the men's side but the women are strong Totals Optimistic - 385 (We sent 370 to Tokyo) Pessimistic - 269 Expectation - Anything over 350 would be great