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They got Estonia right (now i realize), but this means 8 quotas???

Apparently Austria and Switzerland got quotas on women's (don't ask me why) and Finland and Slovakia got on men https://www.sailing.org/2024/04/25/czech-1-2-seals-nations-olympic-spot-in-windsurfing/

Don't forget your jinx against Camargo in the fencing OQC!

I don't understand how the relay event will happen only 1h50 after the men's.

great to know that rules are meant to be broken

I'm pretty sure Casper Puggaard is not elegible for the Universality quota as he was not on the Danish rooster for the 23 or 24 WC. Only Liggjas JOENSEN participated (representing Faroe Islands). From the OQD I would assume they would select the Universality before the OCT, but one never knows.

Just being a bit of douchebag and saying I got it right here

I used to have a list, but many athletes are doubled as they have many A standards. Next time I update it will try to bring it here.

Is there any mathematical chance that other countries get the quota?

Now the only thing France still needs to decide is the venue

After all that bad press predicting disaster at Rio, it will be a bit curious if something like this happens in Paris. I wonder if they would not do something to get a good water result in the previous days and go forward.

My understanding is that he can only play XD, but if he qualifies in single as well, he can compete in singles AND his "double quota" gets reallocated to another single player so that TT can fill their number of quotas.

Only James Guy booked a ticket tonight, so we have 19 guaranteed athletes. Luke Greenbank is also now on priority 5 with his 200m Backstroke. Let's say those 4 will be included and we would have a team of 23 (except Tobias Robinson). They could easily say "we're done" but it would be a bit odd I guess. I still believe they will take both relays, or at least ask them to do a tryout. If they decide to take 30, those are my bet for the 7 extra, kind-of-on-order I think there are 4 safer bets because either they won their races, or they would form relays Kieran Bird - M 400m Freestyle (OQT), not only he has an OQT and won the event, he could be a relay option, with his 6th on 4x200m Freestyle Angharad Evans W 100m Breaststroke (OQT), not only she won but she could form the 4x100m medley Eva Okaro - W 4x100m Freestyle (2nd- relay not qualified) Freya Anderson - W 4x100m Freestyle (3rd- relay not qualified) she could easily compete at W 100m Freestyle, W 200m Freestyle and she was injured Then I guess they could take these 3 to be options for relays, and 2 of them are big names James Wilby - M 100m Breaststroke (he could even participate in the individual with his OQT and would be a back-up for 4x100m medley) Jacob Whittle - M 4x100m 5th Swimmer? Jack McMillan - M 400m Freestyle (OQT), and he also would be a great option to swim in the heats for 4x200m Freestyle

Pepsi Florida Relays- Gainesville, FL, USA March 30, 2024 Full Results Men’s 100m Favour Oghene Tejiri ASHE

Do you think is there any chance they will forfait their medley or freestyle quota?

tbf it would probably not have made any difference... USA would still be behind Venezuela (by far) and as Venezuela was not top4 they would not get the quota.

I just rewatched the point and it was totally absurd. Not speaking as a Brazilian, but as someone with a bit of knowledge on fencing. Several mistakes here (Zhang's knee in front of the foot, very poorly executed flèche... and he not only falls during the touch, but his back feet also lands first, so he does not reverse correctly...) He could even get a 2nd yellow card for that which would give the point to Camargo. I think it is impossible for Zhang to lose its quota, but hopefully FIE would acknowledge the referee mistake, the same way they did with Kharlan at WC last year and guarantee Camargo an extra quota.

yeah, but if the Frenchwomen opts for 81 (which will probably happen), then France will have quotas on 59 and 81, right? The 2 Host Nation quotas would be then at 71 and either 59/81 (IWF will choose) and Universality quotas would go to 49, +81 and 59/81. I think so, at least lol

Not official, but from my calculations LIAO Guifang Olivia Lynn REEVES Angie Paola PALACIOS DAJOMES Loredana-Elena TOMA Vanessa SARNO PALOMAR Neama Said Fahmi SAID Mari Leivis SANCHEZ PERINAN CHEN Wen-Huei ()Siuzanna VALODZKA Marie Josephe FEGUE Jacqueline NICHELE As Fegue will probably get the quota on 86 (or even as Host Nation quota), the 11th would get the quota. Joy Ogobonne EZE did an amazing job on Group C to lift 239kg total. On the waiting list, both with 238kg. I think China will not accept this one in the end Amanda DA COSTA SCHOTT Yeniuska MIRABAL FERIA and then, with 236kg (but I guess she can not get an universality quota, because this category will be a HN, right?) Eyglo Fanndal STURLUDOTTIR

North Macedonia could have its first Olympic quota!

For now Oceania has 4 men and 2 women with the quota, but New Zealand has a good shot of qualifying the women directly so would get a 5th male quota. Therefore, women from Oceania, come!!! (or not, because it could help Brazil to go with an extra athlete hahaha) We will have a Tahiti Open, I imagine many pacific countries will show up and get the 10 quotas

But wait, is the 49kg quota good? I tried to find anything in the Documents regarding that but could not find it

So sad to see the Dutch Monk out https://olympics.com/en/news/tyrone-sterkenburg-buddhist-monk-model-wrestling-influencer

That's where I'm not fully clear. Let's say that France has a quota on 59kg and 81kg. They will choose a host nation of 71kg most probably. If I'm not mistaken So I think @MHSNis right because IWF would have to choose which category between 81 and 59 to give a ranking quota and which to give universality. Do you think they would look at who would get the rankings quota and who would get the Universality quota (Malta or Lebanon?) and decide?

So, in the 59kg, the 11th athlete (Taylor Wilkins) would get the quota, right?