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SPORT CLIMBING Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Boulder & Lead 5 20 Speed 5 14 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Boulder & Lead 5 20 Speed 5 14 World Rankings open on World Rankings Close on January 1st, 2023 December 31st, 2023 Olympic Qualifier Series Rankings open on Olympic Qualifier Series Rankings close on May 16th, 2024 June 23rd, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the athlete(s) by name. The Olympic Qualifier Series (OQS) is a series of three events organized in three cities from March-June 2024. In each OQS event, there are two events of Sport Climbing with the following disciplines per gender: Men's Events Women's Events Speed Speed Boulder & Lead Boulder & Lead The maximum quota for Sport Climbing at the OQS is eighty (80) athletes per gender. The quota places are distributed between the two disciplines as follows: Quota places Speed Boulder & Lead Total Men 32 48 80 Women 32 48 80 Total: 160 The maximum number of athletes per NF is 4 per gender per event. National Federations/National Olympic Committees who have filled their NOC quotas for Paris 2024 prior to the OQS are not eligible to participate in the OQS in the specific event where the quota has been filled. The invitation to the OQS will be released based on the IFSC World Ranking (Continuously Updated World Ranking, CUWR) results. Speed The thirty-two (32) highest-placed eligible athletes at the World Ranking, not yet qualified to Paris 2024, are invited to the OQS, respecting the maximum NF quota per gender. Of thirty-two (32) quota places, the following OQS principles shall be respected to ensure the participation of: At least one (1) highest placed athlete who is a national of the Olympic Games 2024 host country (FRA), provided its NOC has not filled all of its Paris 2024 quotas; At least one (1) highest placed athlete who is a national of the OQS host countries, provided its NOCs have not filled all of its Paris 2024 quotas; At least one (1) highest placed athlete from each continent for the representation of all continents; At least one (1) highest placed Universality athlete. Boulder & Lead The forty-eight (48) highest-placed eligible athletes at the World Ranking, not yet qualified to Paris 2024, are invited to the OQS, respecting the maximum NF quota per gender. Of forty-eight (48) quota places, the following OQS principles shall be respected to ensure the participation of: At least one (1) highest placed athlete who is a national of the Olympic Games 2024 host country (FRA), provided its NOC has not filled all of its Paris 2024 quotas; At least one (1) highest placed athlete who is a national of the OQS host countries, provided its NOCs have not filled all of its Paris 2024 quotas; At least one (1) highest placed athlete from each continent for the representation of all continents; At least one (1) highest placed Universality athlete. For the avoidance of doubt, in cases where participation of the highest athlete of each continent is already ensured via other OQS principles (e.g., national of Olympic Games and/or OQS host countries), the requirement of continental representation is fulfilled, and therefore it does not create an additional quota place for the respective continent/country. Furthermore, in cases where there is no eligible athlete complying with the OQS principles specified above, the quota place is allocated to the next highest placed eligible athlete, respecting the max. NF quota per gender/event. The Universality athletes are nationals from the list of eligible NOCs according to the Olympic Games Tripartite Commission Universality Places for Paris 2024. One (1) Universality place per gender in each event will be made available to the highest placed eligible Universality athlete at the World Ranking, respecting the max. NF quota per gender/event. Unused quota places will be reallocated to the next highest placed eligible athletes, not yet qualified to the OQS, at the World Ranking, respecting the max. NF quota per gender/event.

RUGBY SEVENS Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 12-team Tournament 4 12 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 12-team Tournament 4 12 Women's Rankings open on Women's Rankings close on December 2nd, 2022 May 14th, 2023 Men's Rankings open on Men's Rankings close on November 4th, 2022 May 21st, 2023 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). Men's Rugby Sevens WR World Series 2022 - 2023 The teams ranked 1 to 4 in the final rankings of the Men's Rugby Sevens WR World Series 2022 - 2023 will obtain one (1) quota place for their NOC to the Olympic Games Paris 2024. It is intended that the Men's Rugby Sevens WR World Series 2022 - 2023 will consist of eleven (11) tournaments and will commence in November 2022 and finish by 31 May 2023. Women's Rugby Sevens WR World Series 2022 - 2023 The teams ranked 1 to 4 in the final rankings of the Women's Rugby Sevens WR World Series 2022 - 2023 will obtain one (1) quota place for their NOC to the Olympic Games Paris 2024. It is intended that the Women's Rugby Sevens WR World Series 2022 - 2023 will consist of seven (7) tournaments and will commence in December 2022 and finish by 31 May 2023.

MODERN PENTATHLON Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Competition 6 36 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Competition 6 36 World Cup Rankings open on World Cup Rankings close on March 7th, 2023 June 17th, 2023 Olympic Rankings open on Olympic Rankings close on June 17th, 2023 June 16th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the athlete(s) by name. NOCs with more than two (2) qualified athletes have the authority to decide in consultation with the respective NF, which two (2) qualified athletes they will enter. One (1) quota place will be allocated to the highest placed eligible athlete of the UIPM 2023 World Cup Final. The top 36 athletes per gender in the UIPM 2023 World Cup Ranking will qualify for the World Cup Final, with a maximum of 3 athletes from the same nation. Should a Continental Championships take place before the UIPM 2023 World Cup Final, the quota place obtained at the UIPM 2023 World Cup Final takes precedent and the Continental Championships quota place will be allocated to the highest placed athlete at the respective Continental Championships. Six (6) quota places will be allocated via the UIPM Olympic Pentathlon World Ranking List as of 17 June 2024 to the first six (6) athletes not already qualified via the above competitions. If one (1) or more of the six (6) athletes has already qualified at a Continental Championships, the UIPM 2023 World Cup Final, the UIPM 2023 Pentathlon World Championships or the UIPM 2024 Pentathlon World Championships, the athletes ranked 7th and thereafter according to the UIPM Olympic World Ranking List (as of 17 June 2024) will be considered qualified by the UIPM Olympic World Ranking instead. The UIPM Olympic World Ranking list comprises the following eligible ranking competitions taking place during the period from 17 June 2023 to 16 June 2024. 1. UIPM Major Competitions UIPM 2024 World Cup Series including the UIPM 2024 World Cup Final UIPM 2024 Pentathlon World Championships 2. Continental Qualifications 2023 African/Oceania Championships 2023 European Games 2023 Pan American Games 2023 Asian Games 3. International Ranking Competitions International Ranking Competitions fulfilling the criteria established in article 1.19.2 "Levels of UIPM Competitions" of the UIPM Competition Rules and Regulations.

GYMNASTICS - TRAMPOLINE Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Competition 2-12 16 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Competition 2-12 16 Rankings open on Rankings close on February 18th, 2023 March 24th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). Five (5) Trampoline Individual World Cup Series competitions will be held through February 2023 and April 2024. The three (3) best results out of the five (5) events will be taken into consideration, regardless of the number of competitions the athletes participated in. All FIG member federations in good standing with a maximum of four (4) men and four (4) women per NOC and per qualifying event. An athlete who obtained a quota place for their NOC via 2023 World Championships may participate but not obtain an additional quota place for their NOC. The highest ranked male and female athletes based on the Olympic Qualification Ranking List will earn a quota place for their NOC with a maximum of one (1) per NOC, provided their NOC has not qualified through the 2023 World Championships. A minimum of 2 and a maximum of 12 athletes per gender may qualify through the Olympic Qualification Ranking List, according to the number of qualified athletes through the 2023 World Championships, through 2024 Continental Championships, the host country place and the Universality place. The highest ranked three (3) athletes of the Olympic Qualification Ranking List may qualify a second quota place for their NOC provided their NOC qualified through the 2023 World Championships.

GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Vault 2 96 Uneven Bars 2 96 Balance Beam 2 96 Floor Exercise 2 96 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Floor Exercise 2 96 Pommel Horse 2 96 Rings 2 96 Vault 2 96 Parallel Bars 2 96 Horizontal Bar 2 96 Rankings open on Rankings close on February 15th, 2024 April 20th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places obtained through the 2024 Apparatus World Cup Series are allocated to the athlete(s) by name. All FIG Member Federations in good standing may participate at each competition with a maximum of 2 athletes per federation per apparatus. The two highest ranked eligible athletes per apparatus, based on the Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking List, will obtain a quota place by name, with a maximum of 1 quota place per apparatus per NOC. The following athletes are not eligible to obtain a quota place: Athletes from NOCS with a qualified team through 2022 or 2023 World Championships Athletes already qualified through 2023 World Championships (All-Around Athletes and Apparatus Athletes) NOCs with a maximum of three individual athletes already qualified through 2023 World Championshops (Individual Athletes from Non-Qualified Teams, All-Around Athletes and Apparatus Athletes). At Paris 2024, these Apparatus Athletes may participate on all apparatus in the Qualifications. The Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking List will be established as follows: - World Cup Points towards the Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking List will be recalculated and assigned in accordance with the ranks allocated outlined in the Rules for the FIG Apparatus World Cup Series 2022-2024 - The maximum three best competitions out of 4 will be considered - Only eligible athletes will be taken into account - Athletes with no Apparatus World Cup Points will receive no World Cup points towards the Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking List. On each apparatus, the eligible athlete with the highest World Cup points towards the Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking List will be considered. If, for any reason, the dates set for the 2024 Apparatus World Cup series result in delaying the announcement of qualified athletes in light of the chronological order of qualification for Paris 2024, the two highest ranked eligible athletes per apparatus, based on the Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking List of the last Apparatus World Cup series edition held, will obtain a quota place by name, with a maximum of 1 quota place per apparatus per NOC. The following athletes are not eligible to obtain a quota place: Athletes from NOCS with a qualified team through 2022 or 2023 World Championships Athletes already qualified through 2023 World Championships (All-Around Athletes and Apparatus Athletes) NOCs with a maximum of three individual athletes already qualified through 2023 World Championshops (Individual Athletes from Non-Qualified Teams, All-Around Athletes and Apparatus Athletes).

FENCING Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Foil 6 34-37 Individual Epée 6 34-37 Individual Sabre 6 34-37 Team Foil 8 8 Team Epée 8 8 Team Sabre 8 8 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Foil 6 34-37 Individual Epée 6 34-37 Individual Sabre 6 34-37 Team Foil 8 8 Team Epée 8 8 Team Sabre 8 8 Rankings open on Rankings close on April 3rd, 2023 April 1st, 2024 Qualification Pathway Team Events Quota places in Team Events are allocated to the NOCs. A total of 144 quota places (48 teams; 8 teams per event) will be allocated between the Team Events. The eight (8) teams in each of the six (6) events will be composed of three (3) athletes. FIE Official Team Ranking list of 1 April 2024 The Team Ranking list at each weapon is estabilished according to the number of points accumulated during the competition below (from 3 April 2023 to 1 April 2024): 1. Senior Team World Cup Competitions 2. Senior Team World Championships 3. Senior Team Continental Championships The four (4) highest ranked teams at each weapon on the FIE Official Team Ranking of 1 April 2024, irrespective of which zone they are from, qualify for the Olympic Games The highest ranked team at each weapon from each of the four (4) FIE zones (Africa, America, Asia-Oceania, Europe) among the teams ranked from the 5th to the 16th position on the FIE Official Team Ranking of 1 April 2024 qualify for the Olympic Games. If a zone is not represented in the above-mentioned ranking positions, the next team on the FIE Official Team Ranking of 1 April 2024 will qualify for the Olympic Games, irrespective of its FIE zone. Individual Events Quota places in Individual Events are allocated to the athletes by name. The three (3) athletes from each NOC who are qualified to participate in a team event are also qualified to participate in the corresponding individual event. NOCs that did not qualify in a team event may qualify maximum one (1) athlete in the corresponding individual event. FIE Individual Senior Adjusted Official Ranking (AOR) List by zone of 1 April 2024 The Individual Official Ranking List is established according to the number of points accumulated during the competitions below (from 3 April 2023 to 1 April 2024): 1. Individual Grand Prix competitions 2. Individual Senior World Cup competitions 3. Satellite competitions 4. Individual Senior World Championships 5. Invividual Senior Continental Championships The Individual Adjusted Official Ranking (AOR) is the FIE Official Ranking (as above) which is modified as follows: The names of all the athletes by NOC and by weapon, who have qualified through the team qualification, are removed. For the other NOCs, only the highest ranked athletes by NOC, by zone and by weapon are kept. The six (6) highest ranked athletes on the FIE Senior Adjusted Official Ranking (AOR) by zone with only one (1) athlete per NOC per weapon, will qualify by name for the Olympic Games, as follows: Two (2) from Europe Two (2) from Asia-Oceania One (1) from America One (1) from Africa Qualification through the individual senior Adjusted Official Ranking (AOR) by zone is reserved for NOCS that do not have any athletes qualified in the weapon concerned through team qualification.

EQUESTRIAN Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes DRESSAGE Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Competition 13 60 EVENTING Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Competition 17 65 Team Competition 1 16 JUMPING Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Competition 12 75 Team Competition 0 20 Dressage Individual Rankings open on Dressage Individual Rankings close on January 1st, 2023 December 31st, 2023 Eventing Individual Rankings open on Eventing Individual Rankings close on January 1st, 2023 December 31st, 2023 Eventing Team Rankings open on Eventing Team Rankings close on March 9th, 2023 October 8th, 2023 Jumping Individual Rankings open on Jumping Individual Rankings close on January 1st, 2023 December 31st, 2023 Jumping Team Rankings open on Jumping Team Rankings close on January 19th, 2022 August 13th, 2023 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). Dressage - Individual Competition Only NOCs that have not accepted a team quota place are eligible to obtain individual quota places. Each athlete can obtain a maximum of one (1) individual quota place for that athlete’s NOC. For Dressage, a nation can qualify for a maximum of one (1) individual place. The FEI Dressage Olympic Ranking is limited to the best four (4) results per Athlete/Horse combination in these events, within the period from 1 January 2023 - 31 December 2023. The point system, including the list of events, to be used for establishing the FEI Dressage Olympic Ranking will be published in December 2022 (exact date TBC) at the latest and distributed toNOCs/NFs. FEI Dressage Olympic Ranking (allocation through FEI Olympic Groups) The two (2) highest ranked athletes in the FEI Dressage Olympic Ranking from each of the five (5) below-mentioned groups will qualify one (1) individual quota place each for their NOC: A - North Western Europe; B - South Western Europe C - Central & Eastern Europe; Central Asia F - Africa & Middle East G - South East Asia, Oceania The two (2) highest ranked Athletes from the FEI Olympic Ranking for Olympic Groups D and E combined, maximum one (1) per NOC, will qualify one (1) individual quota place each for their NOC. D - North America E - Central and South America FEI Dressage Olympic Ranking (allocation through overall ranking) One (1) individual quota place will be allocated in descending order of the highest ranked Athletes in the FEI Dressage Olympic Ranking, excluding NOCs already qualified. Eventing - Team Competition One (1) NOC will obtain team qualification through the Equestrian FEI Eventing Nations Cup 2023: the highest team according to the final classification of the FEI Eventing Nations Cup Series 2023, excluding teams already qualified. Eventing - Individual Competition Only NOCs that have not accepted a team quota place are eligible to obtain individual quota places. Each athlete can obtain a maximum of one (1) individual quota place for that athlete’s NOC. For Eventing, a nation can qualify for a maximum of two (2) individual places. The FEI Eventing Olympic Ranking is limited to the best four (4) results per Athlete/Horse combination in these events, within the period from 1 January 2023 - 31 December 2023. The point system, including the list of events, to be used for establishing the FEI Eventing Olympic Ranking will be published in December 2022 (exact date TBC) at the latest and distributed to NOCs/NFs. FEI Eventing Olympic Ranking (allocation through FEI Olympic Groups) The two (2) highest ranked athletes in the FEI Eventing Olympic Ranking from each of the seven (7) below-mentioned groups will qualify one (1) individual quota place each for their NOC: A - North Western Europe; B - South Western Europe C - Central & Eastern Europe; Central Asia D & E - North America, Central & South America F - Africa & Middle East G - South East Asia, Oceania FEI Eventing Olympic Ranking (allocation through overall ranking) Three (3) individual quota places will be allocated in descending order of the highest ranked Athletes in the FEI Eventing Olympic Ranking (up to a maximum of two quota places per NOC). Jumping - Team Competition Two (2) NOCs will obtain team qualification through the Equestrian FEI Jumping Nations Cup Finals 2022 and 2023: the highest team according to the final classification of the Equestrian FEI Jumping Nations Cup Final 2022, excluding teams already qualified; and the highest ranked team according to the final classification of the Equestrian FEI Jumping Nations Cup Final 2023, excluding teams already qualified. The host NF(s) of the Equestrian FEI Jumping Nations Cup Final 2022 and 2023 is only entitled to earn a quota place via the Equestrian FEI Jumping Nations Cup Final 2022 and/or 2023 provided it has qualified for the Final(s) in accordance with the qualification procedure set out in Article 12 of the applicable FEI Jumping Nations Cup Rules. Jumping - Individual Competition Only NOCs that have not accepted a team quota place are eligible to obtain individual quota places. Each athlete can obtain a maximum of one (1) individual quota place for that athlete’s NOC. For Jumping, a nation can qualify for a maximum of one (1) individual place. The FEI Jumping Olympic Ranking The FEI Jumping Olympic Ranking is limited to the best 15 results per Athlete/Horse combination in Ranking Competitions within the period from 1 January 2023 - 31 December 2023. FEI Jumping Olympic Ranking (allocation through FEI Olympic Groups) The two (2) best ranked Athletes, maximum one (1) per NOC, in the FEI Jumping Olympic Ranking from Olympic Groups A, B, C, F and G will qualify one (1) individual quota place for their NOC: A - North Western Europe B - South Western Europe C - Central & Eastern Europe; Central Asia F - Africa & Middle East G - South East Asia, Oceania One (1) individual quota place will be allocated to the NOC of the highest ranked Athlete from the FEI Jumping Olympic Ranking for Olympic Groups D and E combined, excluding NOCs qualified through the 2023 Pan-American Games: D - North America E - Central & South America FEI Jumping Olympic Ranking (allocation through overall ranking) One (1) individual quota place will be allocated in descending order of the highest ranked Athletes in the FEI Jumping Olympic Ranking, excluding NOCs already qualified.

CYCLING - TRACK Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Keirin 7 30 Omnium 7 22 Sprint 7 30 Team Pursuit 10 10 Team Sprint 8 8 Madison 10 10 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Keirin 7 30 Omnium 7 22 Sprint 7 30 Team Pursuit 10 10 Team Sprint 8 8 Madison 10 10 Rankings open on Rankings close on July 9th, 2022 April 14th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). The UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 is used to allocate the 190 athletes quota places. A specific UCI Track Olympic ranking by nations 2023-2024 is established for each of the events of Track Cycling. Each UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 includes the points acquired in the following events during the period: The last two editions of the respective Continental Championships; Best two results in UCI Track Nations Cup in each of the seasons 2023 and 2024; and The 2023 UCI (Elite) Track World Championships. Each UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 shall apply the points scales adapted as follow: Continental Championships points multipied by 0.75 Nations Cup points as is World Championships points multipied by 1.5 In individual events, only the best rider of each nation in each event will score points for the corresponding ranking. In team events, only the best team of each nation in each event will score points for the corresponding ranking. For each event, points shall be allocated according to the applicable points scale considering only one rider, respectively team, for each nation. The ranking of any further rider, respectively team, shall be disregarded (for example, if riders or teams from the same NOC rank first and second, the NOC ranked third shall be allocated the points for rank two). Team Sprint The eight (8) best ranked NOCs on the UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 will each qualify a team of three (3) athletes. Sprint and Keirin The seven (7) best ranked NOCs on the UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 of each event, which have not qualified any quota places in Team Sprint, will qualify one (1) quota place in the respective event. In the case of Sprint, the minimum allocation per continent must be respected. The seven (7) NOCs having obtained a quota place for Sprint are given the right to enter (1) athlete in the Keirin. Likewise, the seven (7) NOCs having obtained a quota place for Keirin are given the right to enter (1) athlete in the Sprint. In both cases without additional quota. In addition, NOCs qualified in the Team Sprint are given the right to enter two (2) athletes in each of the Sprint and Keirin, subject to all of the following conditions being met: The selected athletes must already be qualified for and entered in another Track event or another Cycling discipline; All quotas per NOC per event must be respected (maximum 2 athletes per NOC). The toal number of athletes taking part in Sprint and Keirin could therefore reach a maximum of 30. Team Pursuit The ten (10) highest ranked NOCs on the UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 will each qualify a team of four (4) athletes. Madison The five (5) best ranked NOCs on the UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 which have not qualified any quota places in Team Pursuit will each qualify a team of two (2) athletes. In addition, NOCs qualified in the Team Pursuit are given the right to enter one team of two (2) athletes in Madison, subject to all of the following conditions being met: The selected athletes must already be qualified for and entered in another Track event or another Cycling discipline, and; All quotas per NOC per event must be respected (maximum 1 Team of 2 athletes per NOC). The toal number of athletes taking part in Madison could therefore reach a maximum of 15. Omnium The seven (7) highest ranked NOCs on the UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024, respecting the minimum allocation per continent, which have not directly qualified any quota places in Madison will each qualify one (1) quota place. In addition, the fifteen (15) NOCs qualified in the Madison are given the right to enter one (1) athlete in Omnium, subject to all of the following conditions being met: The selected athlete must already be qualified for and entered in another Track event or another Cycling discipline, and; All quotas per NOC per event must be respected (maximum 1 athlete per NOC). The toal number of athletes taking part in Omnium could therefore reach a maximum of 22. Whenever qualification through the UCI Track Olympic Ranking of a first event gives right to the NOC to enter an athlete or team in a second event (Team Sprint to Sprint and Keirin; Team Pursuit to Madison; Team Pursuit or Madison to Omnium), the NOC concerned must confirm participation in the first event in order to benefit of such automatic right of entry in the second (or third) event. If the NOC does not confirm entry in the first event, it may still qualify quota places for the second (or third) event via the other applicable criterion (i.e. the UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 for the second (or third) event). Special provisions In each gender, if a continent is not represented in any sprint type event (Team Sprint, Sprint or Keirin), the highest ranked NOC on the UCI Track Olympic ranking 2022-2024 for Sprint of that continent, shall be entitled to one (1) quota place in the Sprint event. Any such allocation will result in a corresponding reduction (max. 1 per NOC) of places allocated to NOCs through the UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 for Sprint, in the reverse order of the latter. In each gender, if a continent is not represented in any endurance type event (Team Pursuit, Madison or Omnium), the highest ranked NOC on the UCI Track Olympic ranking 2022-2024 for Omniumof that continent, shall be entitled to one (1) quota place in the Omnium event. Any such allocation will result in a corresponding reduction of places allocated to NOCs through the UCI Track Olympic Ranking 2022-2024 for Omnium, in the reverse order of the latter.

CYCLING - ROAD Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Road Race 80 90 Individual Time Trial 25 35 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Road Race 80 90 Individual Time Trial 25 35 Rankings open on Rankings close on October 17th, 2022 October 17th, 2023 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). Men's/Women's Road Race The UCI Road World Ranking by Nations on 17 October 2023 is based on the results from Elite and Under 23 events on the UCI international road calendar over the preceding 52 weeks. Quota places are allocated to NOCs as per the UCI Road World Ranking by Nations of 17 October 2023. For each gender: UCI Road World Ranking by Nations Athletes qualified per NOC Total number of athletes NOCs ranked 1 to 5 4 20 NOCs ranked 6 to 10 3 15 NOCs ranked 11 to 20 2 20 NOCs ranked 21 to 45 1 25 Total: 80 Minimum Allocation per Continent (Europe and Oceania) For Europe and Oceania, in case the continent does not have at least one (1) NOC represented, the last available quota place(s) through the UCI Road World Ranking by Nations as of 17 October 2023 will be allocated, with a maximum of one (1) quota place per NOC, to the highest ranked NOC of that continent. Any such allocation will result in a corresponding reduction (max. 1 per NOC) of places in the reverse order of the UCI Road World Ranking by Nations and provided that such reduction would not result in the continent of the NOC concerned losing its only quota. Men's/Women's Individual Time Trial A maximum of one (1) quota place per NOC, respecting the minimum allocation per continent, will be allocated as per the UCI Road World Ranking by Nations on 17 October 2023. For each gender: UCI Road World Ranking by Nations Athletes qualified per NOC Total number of athletes NOCs ranked 1 to 25 1 25 Total: 25 Minimum Allocation per Continent In case a continent would not have at least two (2) NOCs qualified (through the UCI Road World Ranking by Nations or the 2023 UCI Road World Championships Elite Individual Time Trial), a maximum of one (1) place per NOC will be allocated to the highest ranked NOC of that continent on the UCI World Ranking by nations and not yet qualified, among those having qualified a quota place for the Road Race event of the concerned gender. Any such allocations will result in a corresponding reduction (max. 1 per NOC) of places allocated to NOCs through the UCI World Ranking by nations, in the reverse order of the latter and provided that such reduction would not result in the continent of the NOC concerned losing its only quota.

BREAKING Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas B-Girls 7 16 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas B-Boys 7 16 BfG Rankings open on BfG Rankings close on September 4th, 2022 December 31st, 2023 OQS Rankings open on OQS Rankings close on May 16th, 2024 June 23rd, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the athlete(s) by name. Seven (7) men and seven (7) women will qualify via the Olympic Qualifier Series (OQS). Forty athletes in total will qualify to compete in the Olympic Qualifier Series. They are: 5 athletes from the 2023 World Championship; 15 athletes from the 2023 Continental Games and/or Continental Championship; 14 athletes from the Breaking for Gold (BfG) Ranking List; and 6 host & universality quota entry athletes. The Breaking for Gold Ranking List will be based on points accumulated at the Continental Championships and the Breaking for Gold Series, the latter of which begins in September 2022 and ends on 31 December 2023. For the Breaking for Gold Series, the greatest number of ranking points will be awarded at the Breaking for Gold World Series, followed by the Breaking for Gold International Series, and finally the Breaking for Gold Challenge Series. The Continental Championships, meanwhile, will be open to all Breakers with NMBs in each respective continent and will offer the same ranking points as the World Series.

BEACH VOLLEYBALL Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 24-team Tournament 17 24 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 24-team Tournament 17 24 Rankings open on Rankings close on January 1st, 2023 June 9th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). The Olympic Ranking is estabilished based on the FIVB Ranking Points earned at the 12 highest performances as a team in the 2023 FIVB Senior World Championships; Beach Pro Tour (Elite, Challenge, Future and Finals); recognised Continental Tours Finals (in case of multiple participation during the Qualification Period, only the best result will be considered) from 1 January 2023 until 9 June 2024. The seventeen (17) highest ranked teams on the Olympic Ranking as of 10 June 2024 will each obtain one (1) quota place for their NOC to the Olympic Games Paris 2024, respecting the maximum of two (2) quota places per NOC. In the event of a tie in the estabilished Olympic Ranking between two or more teams the following criteria will apply in the following order, to determine the team(s) obtaining a quota place for their NOC: 1. The total FIVB Ranking Points accumulated as a team in the 2023 FIVB Senior World Championships; Beach Pro Tour (Elite, Challenge, Future and Finals); recognised Continental Tours Finals (in case of multiple participation during the Qualification Period, only the best result will be considered) from 1 January 2023 until 9 June 2024; 2. The total number of events (the 2023 FIVB Senior World Championships; Beach Pro Tour (Elite, Challenge, Future and Finals); recognised Continental Tours Finals (in case of multiple participation during the Qualification Period, only the best result will be considered) the team has participated in from 1 January 2023 until 9 June 2024; 3. The highest FIVB Ranking Points obtained as a team in one single vent (either the 2023 FIVB Senior World Championships; Beach Pro Tour (Elite, Challenge, Future and Finals); recognised Continental Tours Finals (in case of multiple participation during the Qualification Period, only the best result will be considered) from 1 January 2023 until 9 June 2024; if still tied, the 2nd highest FIVB Ranking Points obtained as a team in one event; if still tied, then 3rd or 4th highest, estc. until the tie is broken. In the event the tie cannot be broken, the quota place will be allocated by a draw of lots held between the two (2) teams. An athlete can earn a maximum of one (1) quota place for his/her NOC to Olympic Games Paris 2024. In the event that the same athlete(s) who already obtained the quota place for his/her NOC through the 2023 FIVB Beach Volleyball Senior World Championships, the next highest ranked eligible team on the Olympic Ranking List of 10 June 2024 will earn one (1) quota place for this NOC to the Olympic Games Paris 2024, respecting the maximum of two (2) quota places per NOC.

BADMINTON Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Singles 35 38 Doubles 16 16 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Singles 35 38 Doubles 16 16 MIXED EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Doubles 16 16 Rankings open on Rankings close on May 1st, 2023 April 30th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the athlete(s) by name. The ‘Race to Paris Ranking Lists’ of 30 April 2024 will be used to allocate the athletes quota places in Men’s and Women’s Singles, and Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Doubles. Each list will be based on results achieved during the period 1 May 2023 to 28 April 2024. Participation in any of the following events will count towards the respective ‘Race to Paris Ranking Lists’ during the qualification period: Thomas & Uber Cup Sudirman Cup World Championships Grade 2 BWF tour tournaments – Levels 1 to 6 Grade 3 BWF Continental tour tournaments - International Challenge, International Series & Future Series Continental Championships (individual and team) Continental Multi sports games – Pan American Games, European Games, and African Games (if sanctioned during the qualification period). Any other international event sanctioned by BWF and included in advance and with BWF approval as being part of the World Ranking Lists BWF will allocate quota places satisfying the following principles: Allocation of quota places Allocation of host country places in singles from World Ranking Lists or as notified from the host country by 8 May 2024 Allocation of Universality Places in singles Allocation of Continental Confederation Places Singles The BWF ‘Race to Paris Ranking List’ of 30 April 2024 will be used to allocate 35 individual quota places, per gender, to the highest ranked athletes, respecting the maximum quota allocation per NOC per event. If all athletes are ranked between 1 – 16: 2 Quota Places (2 athletes) Otherwise, one (1) athlete listed in the rankings: 1 Quota Place (1 athlete) The 35 quota places will include the Continental Representation Places. In each singles event, there shall be at least two (2) athletes from each of the five (5) BWF Continental Confederations (Continental Representation Places) provided the player is ranked 250 or above (ranked between 1-250) in the BWF Race to Paris Ranking list of 30 April 2024. If for a particular Continental Confederation there is no singles athlete qualified in an event, the athlete selected for Continental Representation Place shall be the highest ranked athlete in the BWF ‘Race to Paris Ranking List’ of 30 April 2024 from the respective continent. An athlete receiving a Universality place shall not be considered as the athlete satisfying the minimum continental representation in a specific Singles event. An athlete receiving a host country place shall not be considered as satisfying the minimum continental representation in a specific Singles event. Considering qualification in all events, no NOC can qualify athletes/pairs in more than two (2) events through the Continental Representation Place system. If an NOC has athletes/pairs eligible in more than two (2) events, then the NOC must choose which athletes/pairs are qualified and the athlete/pair the quota place that has been declined will be offered to the next eligible athlete/pair. The NOC’s choice will be considered as final. If an athlete qualifies (and is selected) in more than one (1) event, then the resulting unused athlete quota place will be allocated to the next highest ranked eligible athlete of the same gender in the singles event on the BWF ‘Race to Paris Ranking Lists’ of 30 April 2024. The offer of this quota place will however be conditional on the athlete who is qualified in more than one (1) event being confirmed and entered by his/her NOC in the Olympic Games Paris 2024. Doubles The ‘Race to Paris Ranking Lists’ of 30 April 2024 will be used to allocate 48 pairs quota places, to the 16 highest ranked pairs in each event, respecting the maximum quota allocation per NOC per event. If all pairs are ranked between 1 – 8: 2 Quota Places (4 athletes) Otherwise, one (1) pair listed in the rankings: 1 Quota Place (2 athletes) The 48 pairs quota places will include the allocation of Continental Representation Places. In each doubles event there shall be at least one (1) pair from each of the five (5) BWF Continental Confederations (Continental Representation Place), which shall be the highest ranked pair in the ‘Race to Paris Ranking Lists’ of 30 April 2024 from the respective Continent, provided the pair is ranked 50 or above (ranked between 1-50) in the BWF ‘Race to Paris Ranking Lists’ of 30 April 2024. Considering qualification in all events, no NOC can qualify athletes/pairs in more than two events through the Continental Representation Place system. If an NOC qualifies athletes/pairs eligible in more than two (2) events, then the NOC must choose which athletes/pairs are qualified and the athlete/pair quota place that have been declined, will be offered to the next eligible athlete/pair. The NOC’s choice will be considered as final. If an athlete qualifies (and is selected) in more than one (1) event, then the unused athlete quota place will be allocated to the next highest ranked athlete of the same gender in the singles event on the ‘Race to Paris Ranking Lists’ of 30 April 2024. The offer of this quota place will however be conditional on the athlete who is qualified in more than one (1) events being confirmed and entered by his/her NOC in the Olympic Games Paris 2024.

JUDO Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas -48 kg 17 30 -52 kg 17 26 -57 kg 17 27 -63 kg 17 30 -70 kg 17 23 -78 kg 17 22 +78 kg 17 24 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas -60 kg 17 26 -66 kg 17 25 -73 kg 17 27 -81 kg 17 29 -90 kg 17 28 -100 kg 17 24 +100 kg 17 22 MIXED EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Mixed Team 5 19 Rankings open on Rankings close on June 24th, 2022 June 23rd, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the athlete(s) by name. The IJF World Ranking List of the Olympic Qualification period will be used to allocate the 338 qualification places in the hierarchical order of qualification. It will also be used for seeding during the Olympic Games draw. Mixed Team Weight categories: Women: -57 kg (-48 kg, -52 kg, -57 kg), -70 kg (-57 kg, -63 kg, -70 kg), +70 kg (-70 kg, -78 kg, +78 kg) Men: -73 kg (-60 kg, -66 kg, -73 kg), -90 kg (-73 kg, -81 kg, -90 kg), +90 kg (-90 kg, -100 kg, +100 kg) All NOCs having a full mixed team (i.e., must have athletes able to compete in all six combined categories mentioned above) can enter for the Mixed Team event. All athletes who qualify in the individual competition can take part in the team event (max. 7 women, 7 men),provided their NOC is eligible to participate in the mixed team event. Individual Events For each of the seven (7) weight categories per gender, the 17 highest ranked athletes on the IJF World Ranking List of the Olympic Qualification period will be directly qualified, with a maximum of one (1) athlete per NOC per weight category. This is a total of 238 athletes (119 men and 119 women). An additional 100 athletes will be directly qualified as per the IJF World Ranking List of the Olympic Qualification period based on continental representation and according to the following procedure: For each continent as listed in the table below and based on the IJF World Ranking List of the Olympic Qualification period, a Continental Ranking List will be created listing all the athletes from the relevant Continent across all weight categories and genders according to their World Ranking points. Athletes with the highest number of points on the Continental Ranking List will qualify according to the following continental quota: Continent Men's Quota Places Women's Quota Places Total Quota Places Africa 12 12 24 Europe 13 12 25 Asia 10 10 20 Oceania 5 5 10 Pan America 10 11 21 Total 50 50 100 Maximum one (1) athlete per NOC can qualify through continental qualification across all weight categories and genders. If a continent fails to use its full allocation, any remaining quota place will be allocated according to the IJF World Ranking List of the Olympic Qualification period to the highest ranked athlete not yet qualified, irrespective of the continent, in the respective gender, respecting the maximum quota of one (1) athlete per NOC per event. Mixed Team Event Each of the five continents has one (1) Team Invitation place. Athletes who will receive a Team Invitation place are qualified automatically for both the individual and the team event in the Olympic Games. Rules for finding the applicable nation in each continent: Eligible are nations which have only five (5) athletes instead of the required six (6) team weight categories qualified. The highest ranked eligible nation in each continent from the World Team Ranking List will get a quota place. If there is more than one eligible nation with the same or no rank in the World Team Ranking List, the quota place goes to the nation with the athlete, who has the highest individual ranking points across all eligible individual weight categories for the missing team category. If a nation gets a Team invitation place automatically the athlete is qualified who has the most points in the individual World Ranking List across all the weight categories which are eligible to qualify for the missing team weight category.

SHOOTING Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 10m Air Rifle (AR W) 1 29 10m Air Pistol (AP W) 1 29 50m Rifle 3 Positions (R 3 P W) 1 28 25m Pistol (SP W) 1 28 Trap (TR W) 1 28 Skeet (SK W) 1 28 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 10m Air Rifle (AR M) 1 29 10m Air Pistol (AP M) 1 29 50m Rifle 3 Positions (R 3 P M) 1 28 Rapid Fire Pistol (RFP M) 1 28 Trap (TR M) 1 28 Skeet (SK M) 1 28 Rankings open on Rankings close on August 14th, 2022 June 9th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places achieved from the Qualification Ranking for the Olympic Games (QROG) are allocated to the athlete(s) by name. The final Qualification Ranking for the Olympic Games (QROG) list produced on 9 June 2024 will be used to allocate one (1) quota place for each individual shooting event. Quota places will be awarded to the highest ranked athlete from the QROG having not yet qualified in any event and also provided the NOC of the same athlete has not already achieved more than one (1) quota place in that event. Mixed Teams in each of the Mixed Team events must be composed of the same athlete who have qualified and are eligible to compete in the individual events. In case the number of Mixed Teams entered in a 10m Air Rifle/10m Air Pistol Mixed Team events exceeds the available number of firing points for one (1) Qualification relay, the QROG will be used to determine the final entry list. The combined number of points according to the QROG in the respective individual events of 10m AR or 10m AP produced 9 June 2024 of both members of the Mixed Team will be taken in consideration. If still a tie, the priority will be given to the Mixed Team with an athlete (male or female) who has the highest number of points according to the QROG produced 9 June 2024 in the individual event of the respective Mxied Team event. The maximum number of Mixed Teams in Skeet Mixed Team event is eighteen (18). In case the number of Mixed Teams entered in Skeet Mixed Team events exceeds eighteen (18), the QROG will be used to determine the final entry list. The combined number of points according to the QROG in Skeet individual events (produced 9 June 2024) of both members of the Mixed Team will be taken in consideration. If still a tie, the priority will be given to the Mixed Team with an athlete (male or female) who has the highest number of points according to the QROG (produced 9 June 2024) in Skeet individual event.

BASKETBALL - 3x3 Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 8-team Tournament 3 8 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 8-team Tournament 3 8 Rankings open on Rankings close on November 1st, 2022 November 1st, 2023 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). The 3x3 Federation Ranking List is calculated based on the federation points of each NOC. Each NOC’s ranking in the respective gender is the result of the sum of the ranking points of their top 25 national players with a confirmed play.fiba3x3.com account. In this context, each player ranking points is calculated based on the points collected considering only the results of the best nine FIBA-endorsed events on the last 12 months prior to 1 November 2023. The two or three (depending on the assignment of a host country place) highest ranked NOCs per gender on the 3x3 Federation Ranking List will each earn one quota place for their NOC to the Olympic Games Paris 2024. However not more than two (2) NOCs from the same continent (the 5 continents of the Olympic Movement being Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania) can earn a quota under this scenario. In the event of a tie in the 3x3 Federation Ranking List between two or more NOCs, the criteria to determine the team(s) earning a quota place for their NOC will be based on which NOC(s) has (have) the highest ranked player (with a confirmed play.fiba3x3.com account) in the given gender. This tie-breaker system will also apply to any situation under which a quota place is to be assigned under any of the scenarios explained further below in the qualification pathway. Eight (8) teams per gender are eligible to participate in the 2024 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1 as per the following criteria and in the following order: 1. The respective host NOC of 2024 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1, if not yet qualified in the corresponding gender to the Olympic Games Paris 2024, and in case the 2024 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1 Host’s NOC has already qualified, the 2024 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1 Host may propose a replacement to FIBA. 2. The seven (or more) highest ranked NOCs of the 3x3 Federation Ranking List not yet qualified directly to the Olympic Games Paris 2024 through the 3x3 Federation Ranking List. 3. Only NOCs that have not been represented in 5v5 Basketball (irrespectively men or women) in the past two editions of the Olympic Games are eligible to participate in the 2024 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1. NOCs which have qualified directly to the Olympic Games Paris 2024 in the respective gender through the 3x3 Federation Ranking List cannot compete at the 2024 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1. If an invited NOC does not accept the invitation or for any other reason is unable to participate in the 2024 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1, the next highest ranked and eligible NOC(s) in the 3x3 Federation Ranking List, not already qualified directly to the Olympic Games Paris 2024 will be invited to participate to the 2024 FIBA Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1, subject to the above-mentioned criteria. 16 teams per gender are eligible to participate in the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament as per the following criteria and in the following order: 1. The respective host NOC of the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament, if not yet qualified to the Olympic Games Paris 2024 and in case the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament Host’s NOC has already qualified, the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament Host may propose a replacement to FIBA; 2. The host NOC of the Olympic Games Paris 2024, if not yet qualified to the Olympic Games Paris 2024 or to the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament; 3. The 14 (or more, if host NOC of the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament and/or the NOC of the Host country of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 is/are already qualified) highest ranked NOCs of the 3x3 Federation Ranking List not yet qualified to the Olympic Games Paris 2024; 4. A minimum of 2 teams per gender from the same zone (whereas zones are Asia & Oceania together, Americas, Europe, and Africa) shall participate in the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament. 5. A maximum of 10 teams per gender from the same zone (whereas zones are Asia & Oceania together, Americas, Europe and Africa) shall participate in the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament. NOCs which have already qualified to the Olympic Games Paris 2024 will not be allowed to compete at the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament. If any invited NOC does not accept the invitation or for any other reason is unable to participate in the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament, the next highest ranked and eligible NOC(s) in the 3x3 Federation Ranking List, not already qualified to the Olympic Games Paris 2024, will be invited to participate to the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament, subject to the above-mentioned criteria.

CYCLING - BMX Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Freestyle 6 12 Racing 16 24 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Freestyle 6 12 Racing 16 24 BMX Freestyle Rankings by Nation open on BMX Freestyle Rankings by Nation close on January 1st, 2023 December 5th, 2023 BMX Freestyle Olympic Qualifier Series Rankings open on BMX Freestyle Olympic Qualifier Series Rankings close on June 4th, 2024 June 23rd, 2024 BMX Racing Rankings open on BMX Racing Rankings close on August 1st, 2022 June 2nd, 2024 Qualification Pathway BMX Freestyle Quota places are allocated to the athlete(s) by name. Six (6) quota places per gender will be allocated via the Olympic Qualifier Series Final Ranking (OQSFR). A maximum of 24 athletes per gender (48 total) will participate in the Olympic Qualifier Series for BMX Freestyle Park. In order to be entered in the OQS, riders must have at least 10 points in the UCI Individual BMX Freestyle Park Ranking for their gender as of 5th December 2023. For each gender, the UCI BMX Freestyle Park Ranking by Nation published as of 5th December 2023 shall be used to determine the number of quota places for each nation that are eligible to participate in the OQS. Quota will be allocated to the national federation of the country concerned, which shall choose the athletes who will participate in accordance with the deadlines found below. Quota Allocation Method: Nations ranked 1st to 3rd place: 3 quota places each (Total 9) Nations ranked 4th to 6th place: 2 quota places each (Total 6) Nations 7th to 11th place: 1 quota place each (Total 5) Sub-Total: 20 quota places Reserved Quota Place for 2024 Olympic Games Host: 1 (France) Reserved Quota Places for the OQS Event Host Nations: 3 (OQS host nations to be announced in 2023) Total: 24 quota places In case one or more continents are not represented after the above is done, the places allocated to the lowest ranked National Federations (NFs) whose continent remains represented will be removed and offered to the highest ranked NF from each continent not yet represented. In case such NFs refuse quota, the next highest ranked NFs of such continents, will be offered the quota, in order, until it is accepted for all continents, or until all nations for such continents figuring in the ranking have been asked. In case a continent is not represented following this, then the remaining quota places will be allocated in order from the highest ranked nation not yet qualified until the lowest not yet qualified. In case any of the Host Nations (2024 Olympic Games Host, or OQS Event Host Nations, whichever the case may be) has qualified following the initial allocation of Quota described above in Sections A and B, then the host nation quota places in question will be reallocated to the next highest ranked NFs not yet qualified. Following Host Nations quota reallocation, in case any unallocated quota remains, the remaining quota will be offered to the next highest ranked nations not yet qualified until all quota is used, or the ranking is exhausted. If quota remains after the ranking is exhausted, then the unused quota will be offered (1 place each), in order, to the highest ranked nations already qualified until it is used. Following this, the maximum quota per nation could theoretically be 4 per gender. Note: in case three (3) athletes representing the same NOC participate in the Olympic Qualifier Series, only the two (2) highest ranked athletes (from the OQSFR) shall obtain a quota place in accordance with the maximum number of athletes per NOC. In this case, the quota place in question will be attributed to the next highest placed athlete (from the OQSFR) following this 3rd ranked athlete. BMX Racing Quota places are allocated per NOC(s) as per the table below, for each gender: UCI BMX Racing Olympic Qualification Ranking Athletes qualified per NOC Total number of athletes NOCs ranked 1 to 2 3 6 NOCs ranked 3 to 5 2 6 NOCs ranked 6 to 10 1 5 Total: 17 For each men and women, the UCI BMX Racing Olympic Qualification Ranking is calculated by summing the UCI points of the three (3) highest ranked athletes (without making distinction between Elite and Under 23) from each NOC, taking into consideration each of the athletes' results in the events listed below. The points are calculated for the period from 01 August 2022 to 02 June 2024 (the BMX Racing Qualification Period). The UCI BMX Racing Olympic Qualification Ranking will be calculated using the following events: UCI BMX Racing World Championships: results in 2023 and 2024; UCI BMX Racing World Cup events: best 14 results within the Qualification Period; Continental BMX Racing Championships: 1 result in the Qualification Period; in case 2 or more Continental Championships events are held in this period in a continent, only the (1) result closest in time to the end of the BMX Racing Olympic Qualification Period is used for that continent; International Competition (HC): best 3 results within the BMX Racing Olympic Qualification Period; International Competition (C1): best 7 results within the BMX Racing Olympic Qualification Period; National BMX Racing Championships: 1 results, CN in 2023. Tied NOCs will have their relative positions determined using the UCI BMX Individual rankings of their athletes on 04 June 2024 in the following order: The highest placed athlete in the UCI BMX Racing Elite Individual ranking, The highest placed athlete in the UCI BMX Racing Under 23 Individual ranking, The highest placed athlete in the UCI BMX Racing Junior individual ranking. Minimum Allocation per Continent (Europe and Oceania) For Europe and Oceania, in case the continent does not have at least one (1) NOC represented, the last available quota place(s) through the UCI BMX Racing Olympic Qualification Ranking will be allocated, with a maximum of one (1) quota place per NOC, to the highest ranked NOC of that continent. Any such allocation will result in a corresponding reduction (max. 1 per NOC) of places in the reverse order of the UCI BMX Racing Olympic Qualification Ranking and provided that such reduction would not result in the continent of the NOC concerned losing its only quota.

CYCLING - MOUNTAIN BIKE Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Cross-country 27 36 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Cross-country 27 36 Rankings open on Rankings close on May 7th, 2022 May 26th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated per NOC(s) as per the table below, for each gender: UCI Olympic Qualification Ranking Athletes qualified per NOC Total number of athletes NOCs ranked 1 to 8 2 16 NOCs ranked 9 to 19 1 11 Total: 27 The UCI Mountain Bike Olympic Qualification Ranking is based on the addition of points acquired in events which are taken into consideration in the UCI ranking by nation for Cross-country during the Qualification period from 7 May 2022 to 26 May 2024. The UCI Mountain Bike Olympic Qualification Ranking is calculated by summing the points of the three (3) highest placed athletes from each NOC in a ranking which includes all events which are taken into account in the UCI Cross-country Individual ranking, over the qualification period. A maximum of two (2) Continental Championships are included in the UCI Mountain Bike Olympic Qualification Ranking. If more than two (2) Continental Championships take place during the qualification period, the two (2) latest are included. Tied NOCs have their relative positions determined by their highest placed athlete on the ranking which includes all events which are taken into account in the UCI Cross-country Individual ranking, over the qualification period. Minimum Allocation per Continent (Europe and Oceania) For Europe and Oceania, in case the continent does not have at least one (1) NOC represented, the last available quota place(s) through the UCI Mountain Bike Olympic Qualification Ranking will be allocated, with a maximum of one (1) quota place per NOC, to the highest ranked NOC of that continent. Any such allocation will result in a corresponding reduction (max. 1 per NOC) of places in the reverse order of the UCI Mountain Bike Olympic Qualification Ranking and provided that such reduction would not result in the continent of the NOC concerned losing its only quota.

VOLLEYBALL Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 12-team Tournament 5 12 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas 12-team Tournament 5 12 Women's Rankings open on Women's Rankings close on January 1st, 2019 June 17th, 2024 Men's Rankings open on Men's Rankings close on January 1st, 2019 June 24th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). Six (6) Olympic Qualification Tournaments (OQT) to be held in 2023. Women: One (1) on 16-24 September 2023; One (1) on 16-24 September 2023; One (1) on 16-24 September 2023; Men: One (1) on 30 September-8 October 2023; One (1) on 30 September-8 October 2023; One (1) on 30 September-8 October 2023; Participants: Three (3) host National Federations selected among the top twenty-four (24) eligible highest ranked National Federations per gender at the time of the bidding release, as per the FIVB World Ranking as of 20 September 2021. Twenty-one (21) highest ranked eligible National Federations per gender as per the FIVB World Ranking as of 12 September 2022 for men and as of 17 October 2022 for women, not yet qualified. Team Seeding & draw: twenty-four (24) teams shall be placed into three (3) pools of eight (8) teams each per gender. For each gender, the three (3) hosts of the OQT must be among the top twenty-four (24) eligible highest ranked National Federations per gender at the time of the bidding release as defined above and will be pre-assigned to the top position of each pool and seeded #1-3 based on their position in the World Ranking at the time of qualification. For each gender, the remaining twenty-one (21) teams will be split in seven (7) pots of three (3) teams each based on their position in the World Ranking at the time of the qualification and will be drawn for their seed line by line applying serpentine system. The serpentine system is a method employed in the organisation of a competition to define the teams' seeds and arrange them in pools as follows: Position Pool A Pool B Pool C 1. Seed # 1 - top ranked Host Seed # 2 - middle ranked Host Seed # 3 - last ranked Host 2. Draw for Seed #4 to Seed #6 and placed starting from Pool C to Pool A 3. Draw for Seed #7 to Seed #9 and placed starting from Pool A to Pool C 4. Draw for Seed #10 to Seed #12 and placed starting from Pool C to Pool A 5. Draw for Seed #13 to Seed #15 and placed starting from Pool A to Pool C 6. Draw for Seed #16 to Seed #18 and placed starting from Pool C to Pool A 7. Draw for Seed #19 to Seed #21 and placed starting from Pool A to Pool C 8. Draw for Seed #22 to Seed #24 and placed starting from Pool C to Pool A Competition format: The eight (8) teams in each pool play in a full round robin format, and the two (2) top teams of each pool qualify to the Olympic Games Paris 2024. Five (5) top teams per gender will qualify for the Olympic Games Paris 2024 as per the World Ranking as at the end of the Preliminary phase of the Volleyball Nations League (VNL) 2024 (17 June 2024 for women and 24 June 2024 for men) in priority: a. Team(s) from a continent(s) without qualified team(s) b. Top team(s) not yet qualified

TAEKWONDO Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas -49kg 6 16 -57kg 6 16 -67kg 6 16 +67kg 6 16 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas -58kg 6 16 -68kg 6 16 -80kg 6 16 +80kg 6 16 Olympic Rankings open on Olympic Rankings close on January 1st, 2020 December 17th, 2023 Grand Slam Champions Series Rankings open on Grand Slam Champions Series Rankings close on March 30th, 2023 December 17th, 2023 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). An NOC may qualify a maximum of four (4) men and four (4) women athletes through the WT Olympic Ranking and WT Grand Slam Champions Series with a maximum of one (1) athletes per weight category. An athlete can obtain a maximum of one (1) quota place for his/her NOC. WT Olympic Ranking A total of forty (40) athletes (twenty (20) men and twenty (20) women) will obtain a quota for their respective NOC for the Olympic Games through the WT Olympic Ranking. The highest five (5) ranked athletes in each weight category on the WT Olympic Ranking which reflected result until Grand Prix Final of December 2023 will obtain one (1) quota place each for their NOC for the Olympic Games. In case of a tie the number of WT Olympic Ranking points among qualifiers, the athlete won won the ranking points at the higher graded events will receive the quota place. The hierarchy of the grades is shown below: Grade Event 20 Olympic Games 14 WT World Taekwondo Championships 10 GP Final 6 GP Series 4 Continental Championships (2-year cycle) and Continental Multi-sport Games (4-year cycle) 2 Universiade, CISM World Games & WT G2 Open Tournaments 1 GP Challenge, WT G1 Open Tournaments, Multi-sport Games other than Continental multi-games with 4-year cycle, World Military Championships WT Grand Slam Champions Series A total of eight (8) athletes four (4) men and four (4) women] will obtain a quota for their respective NOC for the Olympic Games through the WT Grand Slam Champions Series. The highest ranked athlete in each weight category on merit points standing of WT Grand Slam Champions Series after the Grand Slam Champions Series of December 2023 will obtain one (1) quota place each for their NOC for the Olympic Games. In case of a tie in the number of merit points standing points among qualifiers, the athlete who achieved higher rank in 2023 World Taekwondo Grand Slam Champions Series will receive quota place.

GOLF Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Stroke Play 59 60 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Individual Stroke Play 59 60 Women's Rankings open on Women's Rankings close on June 20th, 2022 June 24th, 2024 Men's Rankings open on Men's Rankings close on June 13th, 2022 June 17th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the athlete(s) by name. The women’s and men’s competitions will each be comprised of exactly 60 athletes, 59 of them qualified through the Olympic Golf Ranking (OGR). The OGR is calculated as follows: each tournament earns a strength of field rating which determines how many ranking points will be awarded to top finishers. Points are awarded to athletes based on their finish positions in each event, with performances in stronger-field events earning more points in accordance with a points distribution schedule approved by the IGF. Ranking points for each player accumulate over a two-year “rolling” period with the points awarded in the most recent 13-week period weighted at 100% of their original value. After the initial 13-week period, the points are devalued by 1.1% for each of the next 91 weeks before they drop entirely off the athlete’s two-year record. Each athlete is then ranked according to his/her average number of points over the applicable two-year period, which is determined by dividing the total number of ranking points she/he has earned by the number of tournaments in which she/he has played during that period. There is a minimum divisor of 35 events for the women’s OGR over a two-year period. Whilst for the men’s OGR, there is a minimum divisor of 40 events and a maximum divisor of 52 events played over the rolling two-year period. OGR points to qualify for the Olympic Games, which are used to calculate the athlete’s average number of points and the athlete’s position on the OGR, can be earned during the two-year period ending with the Olympic Golf Ranking as of Monday 17 June 2024 for the men’s OGR and Monday 24 June 2024 for the women’s OGR. In the event of ties at any of the 60 starting positions, the ties will be broken by the following criteria, in order: Total Official World Golf Ranking points earned in the most recent 52-week period, ending with the OGR as of Monday 17 June 2024 for the men and Monday 24 June 2024 for the women. Total Official World Golf Ranking points earned in the most recent 13-week period, ending with the OGR as of Monday 17 June 2024 for the men and Monday 24 June 2024 for the women. Athletes will first be selected by name within the highest (top)-15 on the OGR as of 17 June 2024 for men and 24 June 2024 for women (following the conclusion of all eligible OGR events in the week immediately preceding), with no more than four (4) athletes per NOC. Athletes will then be selected by name in order from 16th place onwards on the OGR as of 17 June 2024 for men and 24 June 2024 for women (following the conclusion of all eligible OGR events in the week immediately preceding), up to a maximum of two (2) athletes per NOC, including those athletes within the highest (top)-15, until the number of 59 athletes is reached, including continental places. Each of the five (5) continents of the Olympic Movement will be guaranteed at least one (1) athlete in each of the women’s and men’s competitions respectively, if not automatically qualified in accordance with the above (continental places). The continental places will be allocated to the highest ranked athlete(s) on the OGR from the continent(s) without representation. In all cases above, respecting the maximum number of athletes per NOC: maximum 4 athletes per event as long as said athletes are ranked within Olympic Golf Ranking (OGR) top-15. Otherwise, maximum 2 athletes per event.

ARCHERY Quota Places are allocated to the NOCs Athletes WOMEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Team 2 12 MEN'S EVENTS Quotas Allocated through Rankings Total Quotas Team 2 12 Rankings open on Rankings close on June 27th, 2022 June 24th, 2024 Qualification Pathway Quota places are allocated to the NOC(s). Two team places per gender will be allocated to the NOC of the next highest team(s), not yet qualified, according to the WA Archery Team World Ranking List (date TBC) including the results of the World Ranking List after the Final World Team Qualification Tournament.