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Being curious, here are the top ranked eligible Asian athletes in each zone (max 2 per NOC).
 
East Asia Men
36.  Chun Ting Wong
91.  Siu Hang Lam
726.  Temuulen Myandal
753.  Ser-Od Gankhuyag
 
East Asia Women
162.  Song Gyong Pyon
598.  Bolor-Erdene Batmunkh
645.  Undram Munkhbat
 
Note: North Korea is severely underrated due to not participating for years
 
 
Southeast Asia Men
106.  Koen Pang
109.  Izaac Quek
352. Qi Shen Wong
391.  Javen Choong
396.  Sitisak Nuchchart
 
Southeast Asia Women
61.  Jian Zeng
116.  Jingyi Zhou
277.  Alice Chang
310.  Kheith Cruz
369.  Ying Ho
 
 
South Asia Men
793.  Ahmed Akhyar
829.  Afzaal Ahmad
910.  Mohamed Ismail
924.  Sanyog Kapali
 
South Asia Women
537.  Ishara Madurangi
631.  Fathimath Ali
730.  Aishath Nazim
 
 
West Asia Men
308.  Ali Alkhadrawi
325.  Ebrahim Gubran
460.  Yousif Abdalla
467.  Rawad Alnaser
468.  Abdulaziz Bu Shulaybi
 
West Asia Women
319.  Mariam El Habech
355.  Lori Yahnian
388.  Maryam Alaali
438.  Aia Mohamed
488.  Bara Al-Wedian
 
 
Middle Asia Men
41.  Kirill Gerassimenko
72.  Noshad Almaniyan
137.  Amir Hossein Hodaei
204.  Alan Kurmangaliyev
247.  Shokhrukh Iskandarov
 
Middle Asia Women
186.  Sarvinoz Mirkadirova
213.  Anastassiya Lavrova
248.  Markhabo Magdieva
259.  Elina Rahmini
336.  Mahshid Ashtari
 

Yeah, unfortunately for these types of services, their model puts a lot of weight on the last world championships. For swimming so many people missed the 2024 edition (as expected) that the prediction is skewed. Since Australia depends on swimming for many of its medals, they are going to be severely underestimated in this model.
 
GraceNote would be better off to either combine the times of the last two championships or even disregard 2024 and only use 2023.

They are both decided at the same event. The last chance quotas takes priority, then the emerging nations quotas are decided.

No, athletes with no ranking can compete in the continental qualifiers.

Unless things have recently changed the groupings for each zone is as follows.
 
East Asia
 
 
Southeast Asia
 
 
South Asia
 
 
West Asia
 
 
Middle Asia
 
 
Nations already qualified to the team event are not eligible for singles quotas. That means the women's East Asia quota is literally between North Korea and Mongolia while the men adds Hong Kong to the mix. Additionally, Thailand's women cannot compete nor can India in either gender.

Being curious, here are the top ranked eligible Asian athletes in each zone (max 2 per NOC).
 
East Asia Men
36.  Chun Ting Wong
91.  Siu Hang Lam
726.  Temuulen Myandal
753.  Ser-Od Gankhuyag
 
East Asia Women
162.  Song Gyong Pyon
598.  Bolor-Erdene Batmunkh
645.  Undram Munkhbat
 
Note: North Korea is severely underrated due to not participating for years
 
 
Southeast Asia Men
106.  Koen Pang
109.  Izaac Quek
352. Qi Shen Wong
391.  Javen Choong
396.  Sitisak Nuchchart
 
Southeast Asia Women
61.  Jian Zeng
116.  Jingyi Zhou
277.  Alice Chang
310.  Kheith Cruz
369.  Ying Ho
 
 
South Asia Men
793.  Ahmed Akhyar
829.  Afzaal Ahmad
910.  Mohamed Ismail
924.  Sanyog Kapali
 
South Asia Women
537.  Ishara Madurangi
631.  Fathimath Ali
730.  Aishath Nazim
 
 
West Asia Men
308.  Ali Alkhadrawi
325.  Ebrahim Gubran
460.  Yousif Abdalla
467.  Rawad Alnaser
468.  Abdulaziz Bu Shulaybi
 
West Asia Women
319.  Mariam El Habech
355.  Lori Yahnian
388.  Maryam Alaali
438.  Aia Mohamed
488.  Bara Al-Wedian
 
 
Middle Asia Men
41.  Kirill Gerassimenko
72.  Noshad Almaniyan
137.  Amir Hossein Hodaei
204.  Alan Kurmangaliyev
247.  Shokhrukh Iskandarov
 
Middle Asia Women
186.  Sarvinoz Mirkadirova
213.  Anastassiya Lavrova
248.  Markhabo Magdieva
259.  Elina Rahmini
336.  Mahshid Ashtari
 

Being curious, here are the top ranked eligible Asian athletes in each zone (max 2 per NOC).
 
East Asia Men
36.  Chun Ting Wong
91.  Siu Hang Lam
726.  Temuulen Myandal
753.  Ser-Od Gankhuyag
 
East Asia Women
162.  Song Gyong Pyon
598.  Bolor-Erdene Batmunkh
645.  Undram Munkhbat
 
Note: North Korea is severely underrated due to not participating for years
 
 
Southeast Asia Men
106.  Koen Pang
109.  Izaac Quek
352. Qi Shen Wong
391.  Javen Choong
396.  Sitisak Nuchchart
 
Southeast Asia Women
61.  Jian Zeng
116.  Jingyi Zhou
277.  Alice Chang
310.  Kheith Cruz
369.  Ying Ho
 
 
South Asia Men
793.  Ahmed Akhyar
829.  Afzaal Ahmad
910.  Mohamed Ismail
924.  Sanyog Kapali
 
South Asia Women
537.  Ishara Madurangi
631.  Fathimath Ali
730.  Aishath Nazim
 
 
West Asia Men
308.  Ali Alkhadrawi
325.  Ebrahim Gubran
460.  Yousif Abdalla
467.  Rawad Alnaser
468.  Abdulaziz Bu Shulaybi
 
West Asia Women
319.  Mariam El Habech
355.  Lori Yahnian
388.  Maryam Alaali
438.  Aia Mohamed
488.  Bara Al-Wedian
 
 
Middle Asia Men
41.  Kirill Gerassimenko
72.  Noshad Almaniyan
137.  Amir Hossein Hodaei
204.  Alan Kurmangaliyev
247.  Shokhrukh Iskandarov
 
Middle Asia Women
186.  Sarvinoz Mirkadirova
213.  Anastassiya Lavrova
248.  Markhabo Magdieva
259.  Elina Rahmini
336.  Mahshid Ashtari
 

Unless things have recently changed the groupings for each zone is as follows.
 
East Asia
 
 
Southeast Asia
 
 
South Asia
 
 
West Asia
 
 
Middle Asia
 
 
Nations already qualified to the team event are not eligible for singles quotas. That means the women's East Asia quota is literally between North Korea and Mongolia while the men adds Hong Kong to the mix. Additionally, Thailand's women cannot compete nor can India in either gender.

There should be an East Asian qualifier. As for the last quota, I think like Europe they are planning to allocated it towards the rankings, but they may host another tournament.

Quite impressed that Canada is one of three nations which will send a full team.

could end up in the same group

Would have won a medal at the last Olympics and each World Championships since 2020.

Would have won a medal at the last Olympics and each World Championships since 2020.

They need to beat Slovenia tomorrow. They're underdogs, but still have a chance.

Yeah, I got it from the website.
 
I'd rather have the two best teams meet in the final so hopefully this gets fixed soon.

Yes type colon and then the three letter IOC code.
 
For example, when you remove the space between ": HUN" you get

Quotas in men’s and women’s team sprint in track cycling through the Olympic Rankings!

So assuming  get the world ranking quotas, currently 9 men and 11 women single quotas will be available through the World Rankings.
 
Of course, this may increase during the continental single qualifiers.

We'll know at the end of the month.

v  in the final for KO4

v  in the final for KO3
 
I think the loser will still qualify to the Olympics via the rankings so the stakes aren't as high IMO

v  in the final for KO3
 
I think the loser will still qualify to the Olympics via the rankings so the stakes aren't as high IMO

Is it official? He would have to sit out 2024 Olympics if he decided to make the switch now.
 
Regardless, Suriname will qualify in track cycling on Monday

Here are the semifinalists of the Pan American Championships.
 
Men's Singles
 
Yang vs. Canjura
Coelho vs. Cordon
 
 
Women's Singles
 
Zhang vs. Chan
Lam vs. Li
 
 
Men's Doubles
 
Dong/Yakura vs. Chiu/Yuan
Castillo/Montoya vs. Chen/Smith
 
 
Women's Doubles
 
Choi/Wu vs. Corbett/Lee
Lima/Lima vs. Xu/Xu
 
 
Mixed Doubles
 
Lindeman/Wu vs. Smith/Lee
Farias/Lima vs. Chiu/Gai
 
 
Our top players are still in it. Hope they can finish it.

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