Laraja

I totally agree

Yeah, that's it My mistake. This format it's a little bit confusing I thought that if she loss, she was going to repechage 9. She goes directly to repechage 10.

Nice to know, I did not know that. But, yes. If she gets the worst position, she'll be in the 8th place

The men's compeition is scheduled to start tomorrow. As for the women's competition. has two athletes in Round 6(the last before the final), Silvana Lima and Tatiana Weston-Webb. They will surf against Bianca Buitendag and Sofia Mulanovich At repechage rounds Anat Lelior , Brisa Hennessy and the three surfers from and are in this phase of the event.

An amazing result for . Anat Lelior is the best surfer from Europe and got this quota.

Now It's 4h13 I love surfing, and the competition is taking place in Japan, so.... here I am

Ella Williams from finished the competition as the best surfer from her continent and got the Oceania quota. She lost her heat at Repechage Round 5, and ended the event in the 29th place. The Australians surfers still are in the competition, but, as I said, they will qualify through WSL. Bianca Buitendag also got a quota to She will be the best athlete from Africa in this competition. In Asia, 's already secured its quota, as well. Shino Matsuda will be the best athlete of this continent.

Can he loss?

Do you know why she didn't do this?

Or (If she prefers women ) the spanish football player, Ana Buceta. It's the same problem in Portuguese.

After the end of the second day of heats at women's competition, we have a panorarm about the olympic quotas. Asia: still fighting for the asia's quota . Africa: With only 4 competitors from 2 different countries . The surfer from Senegal has already disqualified. Then, South Africa needs to put one of their surfers between the 30th first positions to qualify, Bianca Buitendag from South Africa is in Round 4 and she is the favourite to get this quota. Oceania: for this spot. Paige Hareb from New Zealand is the favourite and the best athlete of this continent so far. (I'm not counting Australia, once they will qualify by WSL) Europe: the most imprevisible. are the best countries so far, with surfers in Round 4. have surfers in Repechage.

the heats in the first round of ISA Games 2019 http://isasurf.org/wsg/2019/pdf/2019_isa_wsg_schedule_day_1.pdf

Another update. Not many changes since my last posts BMX Freestyle - 03 - Sep.xlsx BMX Racing - 03 - Sep.xlsx

PREDICTION DESIGN - START COPYING HERE ---> [hide] Second Round September 6th - September 9th, 2019 16 Nations, 2 Groups, the 1st and 2nd Nations from each Group will qualify for the Quarterfinals Group I Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 September 6th 2019, h. TBD Poland 9 Russia September 6th 2019, h. TBD Argentina 12 Venezuela September 8th 2019, h. TBD Poland 8 Argentina September 8th 2019, h. TBD Venezuela 7 Russia Group J Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 September 6th 2019, h. TBD Spain 5 Italy September 6th 2019, h. TBD Serbia 29 Puerto Rico September 8th 2019, h. TBD Spain 10 Serbia September 8th 2019, h. TBD Puerto Rico 13 Italy Group K Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 September 7th 2019, h. TBD United States 15 Greece September 7th 2019, h. TBD Brazil 10 Czech Republic September 9th 2019, h. TBD United States 10 Brazil September 9th 2019, h. TBD Czech Republic 20 Greece Group L Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 September 7th 2019, h. TBD France 3 Lithuania September 7th 2019, h. TBD Australia 18 Dominican Republic September 7th 2019, h. TBD France 2 Australia September 7th 2019, h. TBD Dominican Republic 25 Lithuania [/hide]

@Olympian1010 Nice post Matt. Thanks for the mention, it's very nice to be part(even a small part) of your history here Interesting that we found the forum at the same way.

Good question I guess that the eight teams in the final will be, automatically, qualified. And, the fights in semifinal to the final will be, at the same time, for the Olympic spots. But, I'm not sure.

That's true, at the end of the game Brazil gave three or four chances to Greece to win the game and they did not get it.

Probably it's not going to change at men's ranking. The first and second positon, which could give us another quota, are pretty far. On women's ranking there are many countries very close of us, and we still can loss our quota. We also can loss one quota in men's ranking, but it's more difficult(I hope so)

No, man. But, the same thing happened with me. I tried to dowload documents from others and I couldn't. I acessed the website in anonymous and I got that. Try to do that.

"Tá na mão" Mountain Bike - 03 - Sep.xlsx

Yes, it is. But, I wouldn't bet in that. The countries between 8th and 22th positions are lossing quotas at this moment. And, there are a few contenders from unqualified countries near Top 100.

Women's Road Race, right? France is 14th in Olympic Ranking. According to qualifying system, the country earns two quotas in this position. However, this quota was reduced because there are athletes on Top 100 from countries which aren't qualifying through Olympic Ranking. In this case every country loss one quota starting from the last qualified country.

less than two months to the final ranking. Another prospectus regarding the current scenario. Road Race - 02 - Sep.xlsx

Winter games: What can I say? A special mention to Isabel Clark, the best result from a brazilian athlete at winter games so far. 9th place in Snowboard Cross in Turin 2006. Summer games: In terms of number of medals, the worst Olympic Games were in Paris 1924, Los Angeles 1932, and Berlim 1936 without any medals. But, recently, Sydney 2000 was the worst, I remember the frustation when it finished without any gold medal, after a few participations improving Brazil's performance. The best, of course, was Rio 2016.