Cmon Mary

because the ranking is showing the total number of points without any discard, meanwhile the table with the provisionally qualified teams takes into account also 1 discarded results (and with that in mind, Russia is virtually ahead of KOR and HKG in the standings)...
 
next week I'll try to post a more detailed analysis with all the possible combinations of results that could happen in the last event of the season...

directly from FIG Gymnastics...
 
https://www.gymnastics.sport/asset.php?id=fidb_9057

If I read correctly, the winner of the continental competitions will only gain a quota if they're not already qualified in that event.
In case they are, that quota gets transfered to the World Cup.

Next available duet from the European competition will qualify.

Thanks Shrivan - that confirms my understanding around the Mixed Doubles position that I was asking about

Dates and locations for the World Singles and Team Qualification Tournaments confirmed by ITTU.
 
"The World Team Qualification Event will be held in Gondomar, Portugal between 22 – 26 January 2020.
The World Singles Qualification Event will take place in Doha, Qatar between 26 – 29 May 2020."
 
https://www.ittf.com/2019/05/23/portugal-qatar-host-rise2tokyo-world-olympic-qualification-events/

It looks like the ETTU have clarified the position re Singles Qualification for European Continent places for the Singles: only the three medallists (per gender) will go to Tokyo.  Therefore, if two of them are from the winning Team, then the other two places are reallocated to a separate European Qualifying Tournament in April 2020 (being held in Moscow).  They also seem to imply that this is where the remainder of the Singles Qualification places will come from, so between 3-5 places up for grabs.  
 
https://www.ettu.org/en/n/news/2019/may/qualification-system-----games-of-the-xxxii-olympiad-----tokyo-2020/

It looks like the ETTU have clarified the position re Singles Qualification for European Continent places for the Singles: only the three medallists (per gender) will go to Tokyo.  Therefore, if two of them are from the winning Team, then the other two places are reallocated to a separate European Qualifying Tournament in April 2020 (being held in Moscow).  They also seem to imply that this is where the remainder of the Singles Qualification places will come from, so between 3-5 places up for grabs.  
 
https://www.ettu.org/en/n/news/2019/may/qualification-system-----games-of-the-xxxii-olympiad-----tokyo-2020/

GBR in the Mixed Team Trap?  They now have one quota position in each of the Men's and Women's Trap, so I think that means they will be in the Team event.

Anyone got any info on the ranking events calendar for 2019 for these events?  The World Skate site is indecipherable to the uninitiated like me, compared to the more traditional sports.

I see the IAAF have backed off using the as yet unused new World Ranking system for their 2019 World Championships - https://www.iaaf.org/news/press-release/revised-qualification-system-for-iaaf-world-a.  This would mean they either use it for the very first time for Tokyo 2020, or more likely in my view they will return back to the qualifying times process they have been using for decades.  There are too many criticisms of the new system as it currently stands.