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Update on quotas based on Road to Paris, part 4 (part 1) (part2) (part3) During this week I do men's and will keep on checking for updates In bold those that effectively won/added quotas for their countries, including Mongolia with its first quota on athletics. Women's Shot Put Jaida Ross - Razorback Invitational - Faytteville, USA (2024 Jan 27) Women's 20k Race Walk JI Haiying - Race Walk Grand Prix - Taicang, China (2024 mar 03) PENG Li - Race Walk Grand Prix - Taicang, China (2024 mar 03) YIN Lamei - Race Walk Grand Prix - Taicang, China (2024 mar 03) SHI Yuxia - Race Walk Grand Prix - Taicang, China (2024 mar 03) QIJI Zhuoma - Race Walk Grand Prix - Taicang, China (2024 mar 03) MA Li - Race Walk Grand Prix - Taicang, China (2024 mar 03) Cristina MONTESINOS - Spanish Open - Zaragoza, Spain (2024 feb 25) Laura GARCÍA-CARO - Spanish Open - Zaragoza, Spain (2024 feb 25) Clémence BERETTA - Race Walk Grand Prix - Taicang, China (2024 mar 03) FUJII Nanako - Japanese Championships - Kobe, Kapan (2024 feb 18) OKADA Kumiko - Japanese Championships - Kobe, Kapan (2024 feb 18) Mariia SAKHARUK - 43rd Dudinska 50 - Dudinska, Slovakia (2024 mar 16) Women's Marathon XIA Yuyu - Nagoya Marathon - Nagoya, Japan (2024 mar 10) Mary Zenaida GRANJA - Sevilla Marathon - Sevilla, Spain (2024 feb 18) Jessica MCLAIN - Olympic Trials - Orlando, USA (2024 mar 10) Caroline ROTICH - Olympic Trials - Orlando, USA (2024 feb 03) Degitu AZIMERAW - Barcelona Marathon - Barcelona, Spain (2024 mar 10) Shuko GENEMO - Barcelona Marathon - Barcelona, Spain (2024 mar 10) KASEDA Rika - Nagoya Marathon - Nagoya, Japan (2024 mar 10) OHNISHI Hikari - Nagoya Marathon - Nagoya, Japan (2024 mar 10) TANIMOTO Mizuki - Olympic Trials - Tokyo, Japan (2023 oct 22) Gladys CHEPKURUI - San Sebastian Marathon - San Sebastian Spain (2022 nov 27) Kaoutar BOULAID - Barcelona Marathon - Barcelona, Spain (2024 mar 10) Khishigsaikhan GALBADRAKH - Tokyo MArathon - Tokyo, Japan (2024 03 mar) One major issue As in other events, World Athletics has not included many athletes with quotas, but in all previous cases they were from countries with a lot of qualified athletes, so it will hardly matter. But in Marathon, Road to Paris count 82 athletes as qualified (albeit the limit is 80), but does not count two that reached the quota and appears as the "best in the rankings": Nazret Weldu Nienke Brinkman Both qualified at the Boston Marathon. Their results are there and their times are lower than the quota... Does anyone know if they or their federations are aware that they are not considered qualified? And what could happen? For now, Jovana de la Cruz Capani (PER) and Jackline Sakilu (TAN) are on 81 and 82 on the list. Is there any risk for them even with EST? Or they will be granted one of the "extra quotas" reserved? One minor issue There are 3 russians who have achieved quotas in Race Walk at the Sochi tournament in february 13, 2023 and I was noting them (I guess Josh as well) because apparently the events seemed to be eligible... but the Russians are not in the list.

Having said all that, it's a bit of a nightmare to follow... You find things like that on the scorelines There is one Kenyan journalist and one from Zimbabwe that may help us with that specially when time comes to decide things.

that's absolutely true! But as a queer Brazilian man I hadn't heard about Urias until now, shameful from me i will start to listen tonight!

It's true. And the support for him is huge now, some from major volleyball Olympic champions in Brazil and also State Ministers, not to mention a huge press conference. One of the finalists from the tournament, also gay, spoke about it after his semfinal win today.

So, if I understand well, only those athletes are realistically vying for an Olympic quota. I was surprised at the lack of South African men here but given their issues in the past, probably they are not connected to the federation. The only one is out of the rankings if I'm not mistaken They have to be in the top400 to effectively qualify. I think those that are bubbling under may get the help to participate in tournaments and financial aid as well to travel and gain enough points. Currently Lock, for instance, is under that on the "Race to Paris", for instance. He is the boyfriend of Laura Pigossi, who won the PanAm Games and qualified as well. Sherif is #135 on the Race to Paris, so she may need effectively a win here. MEN'S Aziz Dougaz #234 Moez Echargui #318 Benjamin Lock #355 Mohamed Safwat #368 Skander Mansouri #404 Eliakim Coulibaly #473 stretching... Elliot Benchetrit #660 Amr Elsayed #717 Aziz Ouakaa #721 WOMEN'S Mayar Sherif #70 Sada Nahimana #336 Sandra Samir #507 Angella Okutoyi #532 Lamis Alhussein Abdel Aziz #567 Isabella Kruger #673

I thought about starting a new topic to discuss the matter, as in LGBTQ+ athletes, or politics towards it. Hopefully it will be a topic with a lot of positive news being shared etc, but I thought about it due to a crime commited on a sports arena. https://www.instagram.com/andersonmelo92/?img_index=7 Anderson Melo, a Beach Volleyball player who recieved a lot of homophobic chants and hate from the crowds (and possibly from the rival pair, could not really understand 100% from the video). The referee was totally inept and let this happened. In Brazil, homophobia is a crime, so Anderson started a Police Report on that.

Thanks! Apparently it's official the decision by Argentina

Who is representing Africa Judo Union who is on the medal table?

If I'm not mistaken we finished like this: W1x ✅🇧🇷 Beatriz CUNHA TAVARES CARDOSO ✅🇲🇽Kenia LECHUGA ❓🇦🇷Maria Sol AMAYA ✅🇵🇾Alejandra ALONSO ✅🇵🇪Adriana Maria SANGUINETI VELASCO ❗🇨🇺Yariulvis COBAS GARCIA M1x ✅🇧🇷Lucas VERTHEIN FERREIRA ✅🇺🇾Bruno CETRARO BERRIOLO ✅🇵🇾Javier INSFRAN ✅🇧🇲Dara ALIZADEH ✅🇨🇺Reidy ARDONA BLANCO W2x ❓🇦🇷Sonia BALUZZO CHIARUZZO / Evelyn Maricel SILVESTRO ✅🇵🇪Alessia PALACIOS / Valeria PALACIOS ... ❌🇵🇾Adriana SANABRIA / Rocio Bordon ❗🇬🇹Lesli GONZALEZ / Yulisa LOPEZ M2x ✅🇨🇱Cesar ABAROA, Cesar / Eber SANHUEZA ❓🇦🇷Alejandro Matias COLOMINO / Pedro Jose Kirk DICKSON ... ❗🇻🇪Andre MORA / Luis OLLARVES MOTA 2 boats: 1 boat: 14th quota would go to one of depending on the boats Argentina chooses. I think it would go Cuba!

ah sorry, forgot about that. quick hypothetical question then: Uzbekistan already has 2 athletes. What would happened if a rellocation is necessary on +80kg? Could still Rafalovich be called and be a third male Uzbek as his quota is by the ranking?

Apparently it's harder to get a Wikipedia page than an Olympic quota?

But why would they just bring 1 athlete to the event and not 2?

This Brazilian Twitter account - one of the best covering Olympic Sports remembered that actually a Saudi girl got a ranking quota on Judo for Tokyo. But Abutaleb was the first one to qualify through an OQT

Brazil has an internal ruling to determine their boats qualified if it happens that more than 2 qualify: 1- Highest ranking on the A final 2a- if they are both 1st: the percentage to the WR 2b-if they don't finish 1st: the lowest time difference to the boat that won the race. if it is the same, than 2a is applied.

Update on quotas based on Road to Paris part3 (part 1) (part2) Women's 110m hurdles LIN Yuwei - Asian Games 2023 - Hangzhou, China (2023 oct 01) Women's High Jump Lamara DISTIN - SEC Indoor Championships - Fayetteville, USA (2024 Fev 24) Rachel GLENN - NCAA Division I Indoor Championships - Boston, USA (2024 Mar 09) Vashti CUNNINGHAM - Millrose Games - New York, USA (2024 Fev 11) Women's Pole Vault Bridget WILLIAMS - All Star Perche - Clermont-Ferrand, France (2024 Feb 22) Women's Long Jump Ruth USORO - Jarvis Scott Open - Lubbock, USA (2024 feb 09) Milica GARDAŠEVIĆ - Balkan Championship - Krajlevo, Serbia (2023 jul 23) Jasmine MOORE - USA Indoor Championships - Albuquerque, USA (2024 fev 16) Women's Triple Jump Ana PELETEIRO-COMPAORÉ - Indoor World Championships - Glasgow, UK (2024 mar 03) 400m hurdles, 3000m steeplechase names here are in full accordance to Road to Paris

Bit heartbreaking from his instagram I wonder if he will try a (very difficult) quota on Prague

yeah, but on the continental championships, each NOC can only win 1 quota per gender.

But if another athlete from Canada wins the K1, could Canada choose K1 and then the C1 quota would go to Argentina?

D.1.3.2 "For Canoe single and Kayak single events, the athlete quota places will be allocated first in the Canoe single events". On my understanding the canoe quotas will be considered first, so Canada is not eligible for quotas in K1.

The official document says the priority is for canoe

Live scoreS: https://siwidata.com/canoe123/live?SessionKey=cbca.20240314

Rio times 10h00 1st run C1 men and women (junior, u23 and senior) 11h15 2nd run C1 men and women (junior, u23 and senior) 13h30 1st run K1 men and women (junior, u23 and senior) 15h15 2nd run K1 men and women (junior, u23 and senior) They are doing a live broadcast here but comes and goes without audio

But coming back to 2027 I wonder if Lima also hopes to host an OG. I think it is too much gamble, given the political issues. They certainly have done the best legacy plan for a Continental I've seen in a long time

Thank you so much @Jur Yeah, @Olympian1010 I'm trying to check which countries get quotas via ranking from athletics, but obviously this changes everytime. But Michelle SMITH is the 38th on Race to Paris, from 40 quotas. On the edge, but there. No Universality has been announced. During the broadcast for ISA GAmes, Surfing has implied they knew already who got it, but were waiting to see if the athletes would qualify on their own (probably Candelaria Resano and Bryan Perez) and have mentioned they would be announced right after the ISA Games but nothing yet

Ukraine and Russia never stoped playing in the tennis circuit and now are regularly facing each other in judo, fencing and some other sports. I highly doubt it will be an issue. Israel for me is more likely to cause concerns/issues when facing arab nations. We could have a very interesting Israel vs Morocco in football.