Laraja

New update, after ISO Qinfeng
 
Only in Street competition.
Skate Park and Street - ISO Qinfeng.xlsx

A silver and a sixth place, great brazilian result considering that in women we are not as strong as in men. 
 
 

Who has qualified for the OQT. None of this is official, I am just basing it off current rankings, and so things could change. 
 
OQT: 
 
3 of Serbia/Spain/France/Poland/Czech Republic
Lithuania
Italy
Greece
Russia
Brazil
Venezuela
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Germany
New Zealand
Tunisia
Canada
Turkey
 
Wild Cards:
 
Slovenia (Europe)
Croatia (Europe)
China (Asia)
Philippines (Asia)
Senegal (Africa)
Angola (Africa)
Mexico (Americas)
Uruguay (Americas)
 

Nice. I support it also

During the Brazil's game, a journalist said that the Brazilian federation has already consulted Fiba to host one of these OQT

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

qualified for 2020 SOG  

The square union in principle is for Israel but my question is who would be the 1st book union, because the following are the Dutch and Spanish 2 and have fallen into the same round of repescas. If the Israelite classified in the 2020 world or would have a vacancy for who would be the square of the 1st reservation?

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

joan duru is hurt, it is Hira Teriinatoofa who replaces him to represent France

sure? those in round #6 should be 6th at worst...
 
correct me, if I'm wrong...
the top 2 in round 6 will advance to the final,meanwhile the 3rd and 4th ranked should go to the repechage #10 with only 1 heat of 4 surfers (and the top 2 advancing to the final, meanwhile the 3rd and 4th ranked should end the competition as 5th and 6th)...
because repechage 9 should feature only 1 heat of 4 surfers, the top 2 of the 2 rep. 8 heats (with 2 advancing from rep. 9 to rep. 10)...
7th and 8th overall should be the 2 rep. 9 losers...

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

@Laraja I see your really burning the oil tonight. Isn’t like 3:00 in Brazil?

Considering this was his first ever shorttrack win, one would think so, yes

that China's TO in last 5 seconds against Poland. that's when everything started to happen in favor of Iran. our chance was close to zero before that game.
 
sorry for Tunisia. they wasted their chance against Puerto Rico and that actually helped us. Nigeria wouldn't beat China if they had no reason for that.

I'm too happy Iran back after Beijing in 2008

Nigeria and Iran to the Olympics 

So when the US beats Brazil on Monday, it will confirm that the 2 Americas quotas go to the United States and Argentina

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

This week's Sopot Horse Trials saw a lot of Chinese and Thai riders attempting to meet minimum requirements.
 
Ruiji Liang (Crackerjack) and Weerapat Pitakanonda (Chateau de Versailles) have met the requirements at CCI4*-L, meaning they are now fully eligible to compete at the Olympics. China now has two eligible riders, while Thailand has one.
 
Arinadtha Chavatanont (Bolleybawn Prince) was on course to do the same, but her horse got withdrawn after cross-country. She now has to wait a full month before she is able to make the next attempt at this level. Nevertheless, she will probably have two more attempts (if all is well with Bolleybawn Prince, of course...).
 
Yingfeng Bao (Teseo) and Korntawat Samran (Tzar of Her Dreams) failed to meet requirements at CCI4*-S after having a whole lot of fences down during show jumping.
 
Huadong Sun (Brent) and Korntawat Samran (Uster da Chanay) were successful at CCI3*-L level, which makes them eligible to start at CCI4*-S, Even if all goes well from now on, they will both have only a single attempt at CCI4*-L (Pratoni del Vivaro in November)...
 
 
While the Asians are investing a lot of effort, Brazilians are still basically doing nothing. Their dressage team is now extremely worrying. Nobody has minimum requirements, and nobody is appearing on entry lists for the upcoming events. I wonder if their federation is even aware of the Certificate of Capability requirement...
 
 
 

no idea...probably she doesn't care that much about the Olympics, she's just interested in her Pro/WSL career (and for that, as an Australian she has more advantage than being from NED)...

France is obvious...but the other 3...where do they come from? then, it's true...the world is not anymore the one we used to know...

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 new Puskás Aréna is almost completed, the opening match (HUN-URU) will be in November.