Laraja

I think only Resano can make it. The  surfer who conquered this quota last year, isn't participating at this edition. In the case of Resano qualifies here, I believe that what  Josh said is what happens.

That won’t happen, as both  and  were both among the top 50 at the 2023 ISA Worlds. If either of them decline their quota, and no other tripartite nation finishes among the top 50 here, the quota will then get reallocated to the next highest ranked unqualified surfer at the 2024 ISA Worlds. 

Same here. I am sure if we assembled some users here, each one in its favorite sport, we would  have much better qualifications haha

has better chances at women's side. I think all the three surfers may fight for a spot. But the draw wasn't so easy fo you too. They need to survive to this first round, avoiding going to repechage.

has better chances at women's side. I think all the three surfers may fight for a spot. But the draw wasn't so easy fo you too. They need to survive to this first round, avoiding going to repechage.

I am going to need login credentials and the address for an RDP session in order to look at this file.

Only if their athletes get Top 50 at ISA Games.
 

and  have quotas in surfing, at women and men's sides respectively. After ISA Games we will have a confirmation if other countries will be added to this list.

Same here. I am sure if we assembled some users here, each one in its favorite sport, we would  have much better qualifications haha

Same here. I am sure if we assembled some users here, each one in its favorite sport, we would  have much better qualifications haha

Same here. I am sure if we assembled some users here, each one in its favorite sport, we would  have much better qualifications haha

No, because in both genders athletes from Americas qualified in previous criterias

Olympic Rankings by Nations updated as of February 20th, 2024

and for the women:
 
 
WAG - Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking List - 1 of 4.pdf

Stumbled across this on the FIG website which should help:
 
 
MAG - Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking List - 1 of 4.pdf

Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking Lists updated as of February 20th, 2024

Olympic Qualification World Cup Ranking Lists updated as of February 20th, 2024

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# of Relays qualified by country
 
7:
 Australia (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 Canada (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 China (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 France (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 Great Britain (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 Italy (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 Japan (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 United States (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 
6:
 Germany (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 
5:
 Brazil (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 Netherlands (M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 
4:
 Israel (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, W 4x200 Free, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 Poland (M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 Spain (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, W 4x200 Free)
 Sweden (M 4x100 Free, W 4x100 Free, W 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 
3:
 Greece (M 4x100 Free, M 4x200 Free, MX 4x100 Medley)
 Hungary (M 4x100 Free, W 4x100 Free, W 4x200 Free)
 South Korea (M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley, Mx 4x100 Medley)
 
2:
 Denmark (W 4x100 Free, W 4x100 Medley)
 Hong Kong (W 4x100 Free, W 4x100 Medley)
 Ireland (M 4x100 Medley, W 4x100 Medley)
 Switzerland (M 4x200 Free, M 4x100 Medley)
 
1:
 Lithuania (M 4x200 Free)
 New Zealand (W 4x200 Free)
 Serbia (M 4x100 Free)
 Singapore (W 4x100 Medley)
 Slovenia (W 4x100 Free)
 Turkey (W 4x200 Free)
 
Biggest shockers are probably South Africa and Belgium not qualifying any relays along with Hungary only qualifying 3 relays.
 
You can find event by event qualifiers here

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Exactly, it's quite difficult to predict the qualified athletes. Despite the fact I think this @Josh's list is very precise, I can't take out some athletes like Kemp , Barton , Resano ...
 
And we can have  some surprises. Last ISA Siqi Yang finished close to TOP 30. I was shocked with her performance from a Chinese athlete only 14-years-old. Now, she will compete again, and I could bet that she is gonna bother so many favorites.

I prefer don't haha. Because I cant control myself when I am doing these lists.
 
But, I'd say there are a lot more athletes who I would add to it haha
 
As for the Teams Quotas. I think  are the favorites to get any of these quotas.

The thing with this event, and the whole sport of surfing for that matter, is that it's so unpredictable and wide open that half the entries in each category have a realistic shot at getting a quota. 

team:
 
Men’s Shortboard
Cody Young
Wheeler Hasburgh
Levi Young
 
Women’s Shortboard
Mathea Olin
Sanoa Olin
Erin Brooks
 
Sanoa already booked her ticket to Paris during the Pan Am Games. Erin Brooks is a safe bet to join her, while Cody Young/Mathea Olin also have chances. 

Entry List for this event is available. Some points from it...
 
There isn't so many changes in terms of countries.
 
Sky Brown will compete for , it's gonna be a huge opportunity to see her level against the tops.
Toledo  will take part, even after his annoucement about the season off at WSL
 is renewing its team, there is even a 14-years-old boy.
If I am not wrong,  and  have the oldest athletes at this event. An 42-years-old lady for each
 gave up of its women's team, sending only a 14-years-old girl.
 is not counting with Jesse Mendes, a Brazilian athlete who got an italian citizenship to compete for them
 recruited Connor O'Leary to its team. He competes in CT under  flag, but always with a Japanese flag on his shoulders. It's interesting, I didn't know about his move. Seems he saw his chance to take part at Olympics, using the third Japanese quota, wich is already granted.
 
 hasn't confirmed its third female athlete yet.
 has the youngest athlete, an 12-years-old girl. And the only one