Benolympique

Later I'm going to post the new updated OQR...stay tuned!

Men's Team Foil ( Tokoname)
 
Gold:  France
Silver:  Italy
Bronze:  Hong Kong
 
Semifinals
France b. Japan 45-42
Italy b. Hong Kong 45-40
 
Bronze Medal Match
Hong Kong b. Japan 45-35
 
 
Gold Medal Match
France b. Italy 45-35
 
Full Ranking & Results
https://fie.org/competitions/2024/205?tab=results

it sure does look like they will say "no thanks, let's have more europeans in paris"
 
 

All individuals.
 
From my understanding of what is not fully written:

Russian and Belarus athletes can not form pairs (as in tennis doubles, etc).
And they will get invitations to sports in which the qualification is already finished or has sidelined them (gymnastics comes first in my mind, but boxing etc).
 
Would be more intersting if they could still attend olympic qualifiers (as in boxing, or gymnastics world cup) instead of gaining straight quota.

Entry lists are here: https://sailingresults.net/?ID=81664
 
In Ilca7 are only  and  compiting for two quotas. I don't know if it would get realocated or they won them directly. In 49er, women's IQ foil and Nacra is just  boats, I don't know what happens either. In Women's Kite  is the only one without the quota.
 
In Ilca6 are  and  compiting for two quotas, so at least one of the small NOCs would qualify.
 
In Men's IQfoil there are no entries so the quota would get reallocated. In 49er FX the same.
 
In men's Kite  and  for one quota. 
 
In 470,  vs .
 
 

Final results
 
ILCA 7
ILCA 6
Men's IQFoil
Women's IQFOIL  (Not enough NOCs compiting)
Men's kite  
Women's kite
 

Japan  defeats Denmark !!!! 

the England Scotland match with an Olympic qualification stake! It's a bit strange already 4-0, and here the Scots lost the match on purpose?

ILCA7 (6 races)
 
 6 points
 16 p.
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 18 p.
 40 p.
 41 p.
 43 p.
 
 
ILCA 6 (6 races)
 
 6 p.
 14 p.
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 16 p.
 17 p.
 45 p.
 51 p. 
 
 
IQFOIL MEN (7 races)
 
 11 points
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 18 p.
 20 p.
 36 p.

So much for the "Auld Alliance", Ben. Nothing, nothing woujd make Scotland throw a match against England in any sports match. It's a long time since Scotland have beaten England and prior to the two most recent matches between the sides England beat them 6-0. England haven't played well in this tournament but they're not duffers as recent World Cup finalists.
 
UEFA have a lot to answer for for having put the players of all four countries in this group in such an invidious position. It isn't fair on anyone and does the reputation of football no good whatsoever.

I thought I wrote it quite clearly...
 
 

Results system
https://esch23.microplustimingservices.com/#/athletic-sports-schedule/SWM/*

After 4 races, the quotas would go to:
 
ILCA7:
ILCA6:
 
 
After 7 races: 
 
Men IQfoil:
 
 
 
And 99,9% winning the quota in Men's Kite is , cause the other athlete, from  has a DNF, a DNS and six DNC.

Women's Kite and Women's IQFoil should be reallocated too since there's only one NOC compiting

By reaching the Americup's Final, Brazil is qualified to the Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 2

minima olympiques     Marathon Valence (Spain)     Women's Mekdes Woldu : 2h24'44 Mélody Julien : 2h25'01 Manon Trapp : 2h25'48 Fadouwa Ledhem : 2h25'50     Men's Mehdi Frère : 2h05'43 Nicolas Navarro : 2h05'53 Félix Bour : 2h06'56 Morhad Amdouni : 2h06'55 Benjamin Choquert : 2h07'42      

has qualified their first athletes in taekwondo (men’s -68kg/men’s -80kg) via Zaid Kareem and Saleh Al Sharabaty through the WT Olympic Rankings!

and now  Denis Petrashov has qualified in the men's 100m breaststroke for Kyrgyzstan! Back to back days with qualifications by non-traditional swimming nations 

Some good news from European Gymnastics. This continental body decided not to reinstate russian and belorussian athletes.
So they will miss European Championships next year where the last quotas will be contented.
 
 

Mikel Schreuders has officially qualified for Aruba in the men's 50m freestyle. That's now 50 NOC's that are qualified in swimming.

Got the late session at Phillippe-Chatrier on the 31st. Guess that's my schedule filled

Unlikely since a Pan American athlete should qualify through the rankings

Quick recap after the  Italian Winter Nationals
 
Swimmers qualified to the Olympic Games (and to the World Championships, of course)
 
Benedetta Pilato (women's 100m Breaststroke) Thomas Ceccon (men's 100m Backstroke) Alessandro Miressi (men's 100m Freestyle) Gregorio Paltrinieri (men's 1500m Freestyle) Alberto Razzetti (men's 200m IM and men's 400m IM)  
Swimmers qualified "only" to the World Championships
 
Previously qualified thanks to Fukuoka 2023 Results:
 
Anita Bottazzo (women's 50m Breaststroke) Sara Franceschi (women's 400m IM) Benedetta Pilato (women's 50m Breaststroke) Simona Quadarella (women's 800m e nei 1500m Freestyle) Thomas Ceccon (men's 50m Fly & 50m Backstroke) Leonardo Deplano (men's 50m Freestyle) Nicolò Martinenghi (men's 50m e 100m Breaststroke) Gregorio Paltrinieri (men's 800m Freestyle)  
Qualified from the Italian Winter Nationals:
 
Simone Cerasuolo (men's 50m Breaststroke) Michele Lamberti (men's 100m Backstroke) Lorenzo Mora (men's 200m Backstroke) Ludovico Blu Art Viberti (men's 100m Breaststroke)

The other finals:
 
 
W 57KG: Tina Rahimi  vs Feofaaki Epenisa
W 65KG:  vs 
M 51 KG: Yusuf Chothia  vs Clinton Tekeana
M 63.5KG: Harry Garside  vs Ellia Rokubili
M 51 KG: Shannan Davey  vs Wendell Stanley 
M +92KG: Teremoana Teremoana  vs Elijah Mercury Leafa

FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 2 (UOQT2) Utsunomiya  Japan (3 - 5 May)
FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament (OQT) Debrecen Hungary (23 - 26 May)
 
https://www.fiba.basketball/news/fiba-3x3-announces-hosts-cities-for-olympic-qualifying-tournaments-for-paris-2024