Benolympique

Beach sprint rowing to replace the lightweight double sculls at Los Angeles 2028
 
https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1141682/beach-sprint-rowing-los-angeles-2028

Day 02
 
17 - 15
 
30 - 15
 
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Quota Beetween or
 
  4 Points
  3 Points
  1 Points
  0 Points

Thanks for this info,
 
which I didn't have! Well I got everything right in the 4 categories chosen at the same time, it was easy!
 
These athletes should be selected at 99%
 
-58 kg Cyrian Ravet
 
- 68 kg Souleymnn Alaphilippe
 
-67 kg Magda Wiet-Henin
 
+ 67 kg Althéa Laurin

MEDAL TABLE After DAY 4 (59/329)
 
 
 CHN  9-4-3
 FRA  8-6-6
 USA  6-11-6
 AUS  5-5-4
 JPN  5-5-1
 GBR  3-4-5
 GEO  3-0-0
 ITA  2-2-5
 GER  2-2-2
 KOR  2-1-1
 NZL  2-1-0
 TUN 2-0-0
 HUN 1-3-2
 BRA 1-1-2
 CAN 1-1-2
 BEL 1-1-0
 BUL 1-0-1
 GRE 1-0-1
 MGL 1-0-1
 LTU 1-0-0
 ROU 1-0-0
 SVK 1-0-0
 SUI 0-2-0
 KOS 0-1-2
 TUR 0-1-2
 NED 0-1-1
 DEN 0-1-0
 EGY 0-1-0
 FIJ 0-1-0
 MEX 0-1-0
 MDA 0-1-0
 POL 0-1-0
 SRB 0-1-0
 UZB 0-0-3
 CZE 0-0-2
 ISR 0-0-2
 SLO 0-0-2
 ARG 0-0-1
 AZE 0-0-1
 HKG 0-0-1
 IND 0-0-1
 IRI 0-0-1
 IRL 0-0-1
 KAZ 0-0-1
 PER 0-0-1
 POR 0-0-1
 RSA 0-0-1
 UKR 0-0-1

https://www.ffck.org/2023/10/12/proposition-de-selection-olympique-slalom-par-la-ffck/
 
SÉLECTION FRANCE  OLYMPIC GAMES 2024
 
Canoë slalom Hommes : Nicolas GESTIN  
Canoë slalom Dames : Marjorie DELASSUS  
Kayak slalom et Kayak Cross Hommes : Titouan CASTRYCK  
Kayak slalom et Kayak Cross Dames : Camille PRIGENT

Day 01
 
  21 - 21
 
  22 - 21

Day 01
 
  21 - 21
 
  22 - 21

Day 01
 
  21 - 21
 
  22 - 21

China got DQ'd following a positive doping test.
 
Japan earns the quota place instead.
 
https://eventingnation.com/china-loses-olympic-place-japan-qualifies-for-paris-after-positive-drug-test/

Day 4 (July 30, 2024)
 
Artistic Gymnastics- Women’s Team
Gold-  United States
Silver-  Brazil
Bronze-  China
 
 fourth. 

 
Fencing- Women’s Epee Team
Gold-  Italy 
Silver-  Poland
Bronze-  South Korea
 
Judo- Women’s -63kg
Gold-  Clarisse Agbegnenou
Silver-  Megumi Horikawa
Bronze-  Lucy Renshall
Bronze-  Andreja Leški

Sharir and Piovesana place fifth, losing their bronze medal bouts. 
 
Judo- Men’s -73kg
Gold-  Tato Grigalashvili
Silver-  Mathias Casse
Bronze-  Takanori Nagase
Bronze-  Saeid Mollaei
 
Rugby Sevens- Women’s Tournament
Gold-  New Zealand
Silver-  Australia
Bronze-  United States
 
Shooting- Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle
Gold-  China
Silver-  South Korea
Bronze-  United States
 
Shooting- Men’s Trap
Gold-  Giovanni Cernogoraz
Silver-  Jirí Lipták
Bronze-  Derek Mein
 
Surfing- Men’s Shortboard
Gold-  Gabriel Medina (or maybe that’s what I’m hoping for haha)
Silver-  John John Florence (aka. the GOAT)
Bronze-  Filipe Toledo
 
Brazil still needs to win the team event at the 2023 ISA Surf Games though. 
 
Surfing- Women’s Shortboard
Gold-  Carissa Moore
Silver-  Vahine Fierro (home break, and placed 3rd at the 2023 WSL Tahiti Pro)
Bronze-  Molly Picklum
 
Swimming- Women’s 100m Backstroke
Gold-  Kaylee McKeown
Silver-  Regan Smith
Bronze-  Katharine Berkoff
 
Swimming- Men’s 800m Freestyle
Gold-  Ahmed Hafnaoui
Silver-  Sam Short
Bronze-  Gregorio Paltrinieri
 
Swimming- Men’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Gold-  Great Britain
Silver-  United States
Bronze-  South Korea
 
 just off the podium in 4th. 
 
Table Tennis- Mixed Doubles 
Gold-  China
Silver-  Japan
Bronze-  South Korea
 
Triathlon- Men’s Individual
Gold-  Alex Yee
Silver-  Léo Bergére
Bronze-  Vasco Vilaça
 
 Hayden Wilde finishes in fourth. 
 
Medal Table After Day 4
 10-2-3– 15
 6-11-10– 27
 5-5-3– 13
 4-6-3– 13
 4-3-5– 12
 4-3-4– 11
 4-3-3– 10
 4-0-2– 6
 3-2-1– 6
 2-2-7– 11
 2-1-2– 5
 2-1-0– 3
 2-0-0– 2
 1-2-1– 4
 1-1-2– 4
 1-1-0– 2
 1-1-0– 2
 1-0-0– 1
 1-0-0– 1
 1-0-0– 1
 0-2-0– 2
 0-1-2– 3
 0-1-2– 3
 0-1-1– 2
 0-1-1– 2
 0-1-1– 2
 0-1-1– 2
 0-1-0– 1
 0-1-0– 1
 0-1-0– 1
 0-1-0– 1
 0-1-0– 1
 0-0-2– 2
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1

Para Shooting World Championships Quotas
 
Men’s 10m Air Pistol SH1-
Women’s 10m Air Pistol SH1-
Mixed 25m Pistol SH1-
Mixed 50m Pistol SH1- 
Men’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1-
Women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1-
Mixed 10m Air Rifle Prone SH1-
Mixed 10m Air Rifle Standing SH2-
Mixed 10m Air Rifle Prone SH2-
Mixed 50m Rifle Prone SH1-
Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions-
Women’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions-
Mixed 50m Rifle Prone SH2-

World Ranking updated as of October 9th, 2023

Did this about a week ago, had no idea who would be medaling in the equestrian events, even with looking through results of recent major events. Come back to this thread a few days later and all of my content has been erased. 

Day 3 (July 29, 2024)
 
Archery- Men’s Team
Gold-  South Korea
Silver-   Chinese Taipei
Bronze-  Netherlands
 
Artistic Gymnastics- Men’s Team
Gold-  China
Silver-  Japan
Bronze-  Great Britain
 
Canoe Slalom- Men’s C1
Gold-  Matej Benus 
Silver-  Sideris Tasiadis
Bronze-  Benjamin Savsek
 
Diving- Men’s 10m Synchronized Platform
Gold-  China
Silver-  Great Britain
Bronze-  Ukraine
 
Equestrian- Team Eventing
Gold-  Germany
Silver-  Great Britain
Bronze-  United States
 
Equestrian- Individual Eventing
Gold-  Julia Krajewski 
Silver-  Tom Price
Bronze-  Yasmin Ingham
 
Fencing- Men’s Foil
Gold-  Tomasso Marini
Silver-  Alexander Massialas
Bronze-  Alexander Choupenitch
 
 Enzo Lefort loses 15-14 to Choupenitch in the bronze medal bout. 
 
Fencing- Women’s Sabre
Gold-  Misaki Emura
Silver-  Olga Kharlan
Bronze-  Theodora Gkountoura
 
Judo- Women’s -57kg
Gold-  Christa Deguchi
Silver-  Haruka Funakubo
Bronze-  Sarah-Léonie Cysique
Bronze-  Rafaela Silva
 
 Timna Nelson Levy, and  Eteri Liparteliani lose their bronze medal contests. 
 
Judo- Men’s -73kg
Gold-  Manuel Lombardo
Silver-  Nils Stump
Bronze-  Lasha Shavadatuashvili 
Bronze-  Hidayet Heydarov
 
 Soichi Hashimoto loses in one of the bronze medal bouts. 
 
Mountain Biking- Men’s Cross Country
Gold-  Nino Schurter
Silver-  Tom Pidcock
Bronze-  David Valero
 
Shooting- Men’s 10m Air Rifle
Gold-   Yang Haoran
Silver-  Victor Lindgren
Bronze-  Sheng Lihao
 
Shooting- Women’s 10m Air Rifle
Gold-  Wang Zhilin
Silver-  Yang Qian
Bronze-  Jeanette Hegg Duestad
 
 Seonaid McIntosh just off the podium in fourth. 
 
Swimming- Women’s 400m Individual Medley
Gold-  Summer McIntosh
Silver-  Katie Grimes
Bronze-  Leah Hayes
 
Swimming- Men’s 200m Freestyle
Gold-  Tom Dean
Silver-  David Popovici
Silver-  Hwang Sunwoo
 
Swimming- Men’s 100m Backstroke
Gold-  Ryan Murphy
Silver-  Thomas Ceccon
Bronze-  Hunter Armstrong
 
Swimming- Women’s 100m Breastroke
Gold-  Ruta Meilutyte
Silver-  Lily King
Bronze-  Tatjana Schoenmaker
 
Swimming- Women’s 200m Freestyle
Gold-  Ariarne Titmus
Silver-  Mollie O’Callaghan
Bronze-  Siobhan Haughey
 
 
Medal Table After Day 3
 8-2-2– 12
 5-3-2– 10
 4-8-6– 18
 4-0-2– 6
 3-4-2– 9
 3-3-2– 8
 3-2-1– 6
 3-1-4– 8
 2-3-4– 9
 2-1-4– 7
 2-0-0– 2
 1-2-1– 4
 1-1-0– 2
 1-0-1– 2
 1-0-0– 1
 1-0-0– 1
 1-0-0– 1
 0-2-0– 2
 0-1-2– 3
 0-1-2– 3
 0-1-2– 3
 0-1-1– 2
 0-1-1– 2
 0-1-0– 1
 0-1-0– 1
 0-1-0– 1
 0-1-0– 1
 0-1-0– 1
 0-1-0– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1
 0-0-1– 1

Omar Abdelhady won the last quota in 25 Rapid Fire Pistol men (silver and  bronze went to  too)

Day 7 Results
 
Pool A (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
 d. 3-2 (25-23, 23-25, 15-25, 25-17, 15-11)
 d.  3-2 (25-20, 23-25, 23-25, 25-13, 15-9)
 d.  3-0 (25-17, 25-12, 25-14)
 d.  3-1 (25-27, 28-26, 25-23, 25-21)
 
 defeats Italy to grab the second quota, joining  in qualifying for the Olympics. 
 
Pool B (Tokyo, Japan)
 d.  3-2 (25-12, 20-25, 20-25, 25-22, 15-13)
 d.  3-0 (25-13, 25-22, 29-27)
 d.  3-0 (25-22, 25-23, 25-21)
 d.  3-2 (25-19, 22-25, 19-25, 25-23, 15-12)
 
 and  had already qualified yesterday, so there was nothing to play for in terms of Olympic tickets. 
 
Pool C (Xi’an, China)
 d.  3-2 (25-21, 23-25, 21-25, 25-22, 15-13)
 d.  3-0 (25-17, 27-25, 25-22)
 d.  3-0 (25-20, 25-21, 25-15)
 d.  3-2 (25-20, 23-25, 22-25, 25-9, 16-14)
 
 joins already qualified  at the Olympics.
 
For World Ranking quotas,  are pretty much safe, with  and  battling it out for the final quota.
 
 has essentially qualified for Africa. 

State of the Race - Men's Tour
 
UCI Ranking - 3-Oct (Adjusted):
 - 22433.09  (22024.09)
 - 18329.98   (18241.98)
 - 15566.34   (14913.34)
 - 14012.02  (12857.02) 
 - 13689.09  (13519.09)
 - 13521.36  (13308.36)
 
 
This week the following races took place:
Grand Prix Urubici de Ciclismo
Grand Prix Internacional de Ciclismo de Santa Catarina
Paris-Bourges
Gran Piemonte
Grand Prix Chantal Biya
Il Lombardia
Paris-Tours
 
Of these races, ranking riders for   and  featured in Gran Piemonte and Il Lombardia and Paris-Tours.
 
In Gran Piemonte,  gained 125 points whilst  picked up 20 points. At Il Lombardia,  gained 255 points,  gained 640 points and picked up 180 points. In Paris-Tours,  won 70 points.
 
That would mean the new ranking totals would be:
 - 14264.09  (14179.09)
 - 13636.36  (13558.36)
 - 13237.02  (13237.02)
 
Outstanding Events Before Close of Qualification Window:
05-09 Oct: Tour of Hainan
07-09 Oct: Tour de Kyushu
08-15 Oct: Presidential Tour of Turkey
11 Oct: Giro del Veneto
15 Oct: Japan Cup Cycle Road Race
15 Oct: Chrono des Nations
15 Oct: Veneto Classic
?? 12-17 Oct: Gree-Tour of Guangxi (Not 100% sure whether this will be included in the rankings released on 17-Oct as the race will finish after the reported release time for the rankings however looking at the rankings release for 3-Oct, this includes races that took place on 3-Oct so that would indicate that it will be included.)
 
Ranking Riders in action next week (NB not all start lists are confirmed)
 
: Mark Cavendish in Tour of Turkey; Josh Tarling in Chrono des Nations
: Axel Zingle and Guillaume Martin in Japan Cup Cycle Road Race
: Pello Bilbao and Ion Izagirre in Tour of Guangxi 
 
France will have a cushion of around 300 points going into the last week of racing. In order to overtake France, they will need both of their riders to finish in the points in Guangxi - but unless one of them actually wins the race, it will be difficult to close the gap - even having 2 in the top 5 will not necessarily be enough for them. 
 
 
Projected Paris Quotas:
4 men qualified:         
3 men qualified:      
2 men qualified:          
1 man qualified:                         
 
The positions of Kazakhstan and Eritrea could be reversed. There are 3 Eritreans taking part in the Tour of Turkey and Girmay was in the Paris-Tours today. I'm not sure how UCI will apply the results from the Asian Games - they are listed as a Continental Games but if they are included in the ranking then Asia would be the only continent that counted 2 continental competitions which would seem to raise issues of whether there was a level playing field. 
 
If that was to be the case, all of the continental/world championship quotas would be reallocated:
2023 World Championship quotas:  Lucas Eriksson was the only rider to finish from non qualified nation. 
2023 African Championship quotas:  Christopher Rougier-Lagane &  Charles Kagimu
2023 Asian Championship quotas:  Kim Euro &  Mohammad Ganjkhanlou
2023 Pan-American Championship quotas:  Antonio Eric Fagundez Lima &  Daniel Andres Bonilla Quiros
 
Reallocated Host Quotas:  & 
 
Usual caveats apply - this could all be rubbish if I have gone cross-eyed scrolling through results and ranking lists. 

Tomorrow the rest of qualification and the final

Serbia is weak unfortunately, I think Cuba or the Netherlands deserve more.

First Selection
 

 

 
 

some news from Moroccan sports pages claiming that Italian Karate Federation received a letter from WKF saying Karate is outside LA 2028 program.. I don’t know how genuine this letter is 
would appreciate any confirmation specifically from Italian friends 
 

So for now W olympic tournament would look like that:
 
hosts
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
q via ranking
q via ranking
q via ranking
q via ranking
q via ranking
q via ranking Africa
 
https://en.volleyballworld.com/volleyball/world-ranking/women

So for now olympic tournament would look like that:
 
hosts
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q or q via ranking
Q or q via ranking
q via ranking
q via ranking
q via ranking
q via ranking Africa
 
https://en.volleyballworld.com/volleyball/world-ranking/men

Bulgaria 3/2. Belgium 

State of the Race - Women's Tour
 
UCI Ranking - 3-Oct:
 - 14399.23
 - 7758.43
 - 6526
 - 5775.05
 - 5412.43
 
This week the following races took place:
Binche-Chimay-Binche / Memorial Frank Vandenbroucke
Tre Valli Varesine
Asian Games - Road Race and Individual Time Trial
Grand Prix Urubici de Ciclismo Feminina
Grand Prix Internacional de Ciclismo de Santa Catarina
 
There will be no change in the top 5 ranking this week. Australia who are in 6th and around 500 points shy of GB haven't been able to close the gap. 
 
Outstanding Events Before Close of Qualification Window:
12-14 Oct: Tour of Chongming
15 Oct: Chrono des Nations
 
The start lists for these events are not confirmed as of today but realistically, there are unlikely to be enough points available to make significant changes to the overall rankings at the top of the rankings but we may see some changes further down the list. 
 
Projected Paris Quotas:
4 women qualified:     
3 women qualified:     
2 women qualified:          
1 woman qualified:                          
 
If that was to be the case, 5 of the 8 continental/world championship quotas would be reallocated:
2023 World Championship quotas:  Anastasia Carbonari &  Eri Yonamine
2023 African Championship quotas: No Reallocation Required
2023 Asian Championship quotas:  Thi That Nguyen (No change) &  Phi Kun Pan
2023 Pan-American Championship quotas:  Andrea Ramirez Fregoso &  Mariana Garcia Britos
 
Reallocated Host Quotas:  & 
 
For those who have used the PCS site's rankings tracker, you will notice that there are differences between the site's data and the analysis outlined above. I believe that this is primarily because PCS counts the top 8 riders - as per the men's ranking - whereas the UCI ranking for women is based on the top 5 riders.