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Actually, I think this will be the qualifying event for Central American and Caribben NOC's, probably one of the last to be held.

And like it's tradition, the men's side gets over confident and lost a match they could have won

Well, If I'm not wrong, this is the most important competition at the amateur level. Good result for your competitor.

And after all of the above, it would be rude to leave out Namibia.

It's incredible how they don't even know their own rules.

And Mexico's is out

Argentina qualified 5 women in kayak, 6 men in kayak and 1 man in canoe. Well, Wild Cards were supposed to "Federations participating at the 2018 Pan American Canoe Sprint Championship and have not received a Quota." So according to that, Jamaica will be granted a wild card. Peru could receive one, but they didn't show up, so this is a sport in which they won't compete. As for the reallocation, qualification document states the following: So, as you can see, the person who wrote this, clearly needs to work on his syntax. I guess, each country other than Canada who already reached quota limit, will be given an extra athlete. But I'll wait for an "official" document or press release to see the final numbers.

Canoe Sprint +12 +2 +10 +16 +8 +9 +12 +6 +1 +1 +13 +3 +1 +12 +3 Note: These numbers are after the 2019 Pan American Championships; still 16 places to reallocate.

Let's go Gennady

Correct, tomorrow's Canada will qualify a 5th men in K1 200.

And it's Bermuda the only country that didn't qualify a gymnast to Lima. Artistic Gymnastics +10 +2 +10 +10 +1 +7 +7 +4 +10 +3 +1 +2 +2 +4 +10 +1 +4 +7 +1 +10 +2 +6

Canada's competitor gained a quota yesterday in K2 1000, unless I got his name wrong.

Trinidad and Tobago qualified in Men's K1 1000m, as the 5th and last boat. All the other boats had a competitor previously qualified, so only 6 could compete for the spot. As you correctly said USA got one of the spots, which due to them exceding the quota in men's kayak, will be reallocated. AS I understand, each participating country will get an extra place, but the exact mechanic to allocate them is not clear to me.

Thanks a lot for the answer.

Actually, I updated my quota stats, and only Canada will have 16 canoers. USA and Argentina both surpassed or will surpass their quotas in men's kayak, so there are 2 places left for reallocation, which summed together with 10 coming from women's kayak and 4 from non used wildcards (only Jamaica qualify by this method), leave many places to be redistributed.

Well, Trinidad and Tobago didn't show either, so I think both NOC's will compete after all.

Mexico got its first Triathlon World Champion, in the women's Jr. Race Congratulations :Cecilia Ramirez Alavez Your effort and determination make us proud

I have to agree with @vinipereira... Russia's first exercise was all about their great technical level, but that performance didn't deserve such a high score. Again "Mamma Viner" threatened to hang the judges if they didn't make sure that Russia sweept the gold medals. Loved Italy (despite their disgusting "tiger" outfits), Bulgaria (with that terrible error in their second routine) & Ukraine (too bad they couldn't be on the podium). Also enjoyed Hungary's "Wonder Woman" exercise As usual, American RG director also bought their girls a better score that they actually deserve; their 3x-2x exercise was juvenile and rather cheesy from the start; hope judges won't favor them 2 weeks from now in the PanAm championships. But what really gave another reason to celebrate today (Mexico's independence day that is) is the performance of our group. They have grown so much, and their hoops routine for me is among the best ones in the world, only lacking more difficulty; as for their mixed apparatus, this is probably the first time I've watched them avoid major mistakes and they got rewarded finishing 9th in that routine and in the all around standings.

The Dominican Republic competed as a team, but sadly Venezuelan women did not show

I didn't knew that story... wow it's quite interesting. Sadly, besides football, "sport journalists" don't care about other competitors and their stories.

Argentina defeats Mexico 78-74 in a game that include an interruption due to a malfunction in the nets' wiring system or something like that. Congrats to the Argentinian team. Now Mexico must win their remaining Games if they want to keep their hopes of qualifying.

Correction second, Brazil 3rd, Canada 4th... still, all qualify for Sunday's team final.

Cuba ends in first, Brazil in second and Canada 3rd. USA in fourth position. Manrique Larduet finish first in AA, with Cournoyer in 2nd and an American gymnast in third. De Luna wins the Rings competition, with Villafañe and Molinari from Argentina completing the podium.

@dcro, which nations could fight for the second team spot in the Pan American Games? Of course if they manage to qualify three riders.

Probably only for Canada. Surprisingly USA just got max quota in men's Kayak, and will surely be the first country to have to reduce their quota. If my calculations are correct, there are 13 spots that will follow a reallocation process,