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Probably not for that long. I mean, Péter Farkas (Wrestling Olympic champion in 1992) "only" got 5 and a half years in 2008 for having the biggest marijuana plantation in Hungary... after which he became a fugitive, but that's a different story.

Yeah... The fact that they just can't copy the biathlon live score system for the stream of the last event even after so many years is just mind-boggling. Will this sport be permanently stuck in the 20th century until the IOC decides to throw it out of the Olympics?

Kovács Sarolta kvótát szerzett öttusában.

Women's Olympic qualification standings 1. (2.) Kate French, GBR - 1381 pts 2. (3.) Iryna Prasiantsova, BLR - 1364 pts 3. (5.) Annika Schleu, GER - 1350 pts 4. (8.) Natalya Coyle, IRL - 1335 pts 5. (9.) Gintare Venckauskaite, LTU - 1334 pts 6. (11.) Adelina Ibatullina, RUS - 1329 pts 7. (10.) Marie Oteiza, FRA - 1333 pts 8. (13.) Sarolta Kovács, HUN - 1326 pts 9. (14.) Oktawia Nowacka, POL - 1321 pts 10. (20.) Ilke Ozyuksel, TUR - 1302 pts 11. (21.) Laura Salminen, FIN - 1298 pts 12. (22.) Alice Sotero, ITA - 1291 pts 13. (23.) Valeriya Permykina, UKR - 1284 pts 14. (35.) Polina Matyukhevich, GEO - 981 pts

Quotas: GBR, BLR, GER, IRL, LTH, FRA, RUS, HUN

The director of the stream was once again too busy showing the British team to give us any clues about who got the quotas and live results aren't working.

https://www.uipmtv.org/en-int/playerpage/68199

Women's Olympic qualification standings after 3 events 1. (1.) Iryna Prasiantsova, BLR - 805 pts 2. (2.) Kate French, GBR - 800 pts 3. (4.) Natalya Coyle, IRL - 794 pts 4. (5.) Oktawia Nowacka, POL - 780 pts 5. (7.) Sarolta Kovács, HUN - 779 pts 6. (8.) Marie Oteiza, FRA - 773 pts 7. (10.) Laura Salminen, FIN - 772 pts 8. (11.) Janine Kohlmann, GER - 772 pts 9. (12.) Adelina Ibatullina, RUS - 771 pts 10. (15.) Ieva Serapinaite, LTU - 755 pts 11. (17.) Alice Sotero, ITA - 745 pts 12. (22.) Valeriya Permykina, UKR - 735 pts 13. (26.) Ipek Aksin, TUR - 715 pts 14. (36.) Polina Matyukhevich, GEO - 439 pts

Yikes, 0 for Clouvel in Riding.

And our U17 team has done it, another undefeated Hungarian youth handball team. 2018 U18 World Championships - Silver 2018 U20 World Championships - Gold 2019 U19 European Championships - Gold 2019 U17 European Championships - Gold

That's not going to happen.

Women's Olympic qualification standings after 2 events 1. (1.) Elodie Clouvel, FRA - 536 pts 2. (2.) Iryna Prasiantsova, BLR - 522 pts 3. (4.) Sarolta Kovács, HUN - 512 pts 4. (5.) Kate French, GBR - 504 pts 5. (6.) Natalya Coyle, IRL - 503 pts 6. (7.) Janine Kohlmann, GER - 501 pts 7. (10.) Anna Buriak, RUS - 490 pts 8. (11.) Laura Salminen, FIN - 489 pts 9. (13.) Oktawia Nowacka, POL - 485 pts 10. (15.) Ieva Serapinaite, LTU - 484 pts 11. (17.) Ipek Aksin, TUR - 480 pts 12. (25.) Elena Micheli, ITA - 467 pts 13. (31.) Valeriya Permykina, UKR - 449 pts 14. (34.) Polina Matyukhevich, GEO - 439 pts

It saddens me to see how much Márton is struggling lately. I hope she will get better for the next season because we don't have many medal chances in Athletics, and she obviously needs 19m throws instead of these 17m ones if she wants another Olympic medal.

Demeter Bence kvótát szerzett öttusában.

Men's Olympic qualification standings 1. (1.) James Cooke, GBR - 1477 pts 2. (2.) Valentin Prades, FRA - 1464 pts 3. (3.) Martin Vlach, CZE - 1460 pts 4. (6.) Lukasz Gutkowski, POL - 1439 pts 5. (7.) Bence Demeter, HUN - 1437 pts 6. (8.) Justinas Kinderis, LTU - 1436 pts 7. (9.) Alexander Lifanov, RUS - 1434 pts 8. (11.) Patrick Dogue, GER - 1427 pts 9. (12.) Daniele Colasanti, ITA - 1424 pts 10. (13.) Gustav Gustenau, AUT - 1413 pts 11. (17.) Pavlo Tymoshchenko, UKR - 1398 pts 12. (20.) Ivan Khamtsou, BLR - 1387 pts 13. (23.) Bugra Unal, TUR - 1372 pts 14. (25.) Arthur Lanigan-O'Keeffe, IRL - 1367 pts 15. (27.) Oleksandrs Pincuks, LAT - 1364 pts

So the UIPM live scoring isn't working and their live stream for some reason didn't show the race for the quotas, not even the finish... (I think it was a close finish for the last qualifying place)

He's 28th. Your second best pentathlete is Nobis (21st). You can see the live results here: https://www.uipmworld.org/

Men's Olympic qualification standings after 3 events 1. (1.) James Cooke, GBR - 840 pts 2. (3.) Valentin Prades, FRA - 820 pts 3. (4.) Jan Kuf, CZE - 809 pts 4. (5.) Gustav Gustenau, AUT - 804 pts 5. (6.) Justinas Kinderis, LTU - 803 pts 6. (7.) Bence Demeter, HUN - 801 pts 7. (8.) Patrick Dogue, GER - 799 pts 8. (9.) Alexander Lifanov, RUS - 798 pts 9. (10.) Lukasz Gutkowski, POL - 795 pts 10. (12.) Daniele Colasanti, ITA - 788 pts 11. (17.) Ivan Khamtsou, BLR - 767 pts 12. (19.) Arthur Lanigan-O'Keeffe, IRL - 762 pts 13. (22.) Pavlo Tymoshchenko, UKR - 755 pts 14. (26.) Oleksandrs Pincuks, LAT - 740 pts 15. (30.) Bugra Unal, TUR - 723 pts

Terrible riding from most of the Hungarian team after a terrible fencing performance. Demeter is the only one who can save our quota.

The Hungarian Team Men's K–1 200 m: Csizmadia Kolos Attila K–1 500 m: Dombvári Bence K–1 1000 m: Kopasz Bálint K–1 5000 m: Noé Bálint K–2 200 m: Balaska Márk, Apagyi Levente K–2 500 m: Noé Zsombor, Bogár Gábor K–2 1000 m: Kammerer Zoltán, Gál Péter István K–4 500 m: Nádas Bence, Tótka Sándor, Birkás Balázs, Kuli István K–4 1000 m: Erdőssy Csaba, Tóth Dávid, Kulifai Tamás, Kós Benedek C–1 200 m: Hajdu Jonatán C–1 500 m: Bodonyi András C–1 1000 m: Kiss Tamás C–1 5000 m: Adolf Balázs C–2 200 m: Korisánszky Dávid, Mike Róbert C–2 500 m: Hajdu Jonatán, Fekete Ádám C–2 1000 m: Kiss Balázs, Dóri Bence Balázs C–4 500 m: Sáfrán Mátyás, Mike Róbert, Korisánszky Dávid, Bakó Tamás Women's K–1 200 m: Lucz Dóra K–1 500 m: Kozák Danuta K–1 1000 m: Csipes Tamara K–1 5000 m: Bodonyi Dóra K–2 200 m: Lucz Anna, Kiss Blanka K–2 500 m: Kárász Anna, Kozák Danuta K–2 1000 m: Hagymási Réka, Medveczky Erika K–4 500 m: Gazsó Dorka Alida, Medveczky Erika, Csipes Tamara, Bodonyi Dóra C–1 200 m: Nagy Bianka C–1 500 m: Bragato Giada C–1 5000 m: Lakatos Zsanett C–2 200 m: Balla Virág, Devecseriné Takács Kincső C–2 500 m: Balla, Devecseriné Takács

Kenuban necces lesz mind a 3-3 kvóta megszerzése a VB-n, de kajakban illene már Szegeden elvinni a 6-6 kvótát (a lányoknál hatalmas betli kellene ahhoz, hogy ne legyen meg).

Men's Olympic qualification standings after 2 events 1. (1.) James Cooke, GBR - 565 pts 2. (2.) Alexander Lifanov, RUS - 554 pts 3. (4.) Valentin Prades, FRA - 539 pts 4. (5.) Bence Demeter, HUN - 533 pts 5. (6.) Pavels Svecovs, LAT - 533 pts 6. (7.) Justinas Kinderis, LTU - 519 pts 7. (8.) Sebastian Stasiak, POL - 518 pts 8. (9.) Jan Kuf, CZE - 516 pts 9. (10.) Patrick Dogue, GER - 515 pts 10. (11.) Ivan Khamtsou, BLR - 510 pts 11. (12.) Matteo Cicinelli, ITA - 509 pts 12. (13.) Gustav Gustenau, AUT - 509 pts 13. (17.) Arthur Lanigan-O'Keeffe, IRL - 505 pts 14. (32.) Pavlo Tymoshchenko, UKR - 465 pts 15. (35.) Bugra Unal, TUR - 447 pts

I think this only matters when the Continental Championships happen after the WCh (so Asia and Oceania), because.... "Three (3) quota places will be allocated to the three (3) highest placed athletes at the 2019 UIPM World Championships unless previously qualified through the 2019 UIPM World Cup Final or Continental Championships in which case the quota place(s) will be allocated to next highest ranked athlete(s) on the UIPM Olympic World Ranking List of 1 June 2020" So the only way the 9th place can matter here (in the NOC ranking) if Choong or Asadauskaite end up in the Top8 and their teammates won't finish in a qualifying position.

They will use the World Ranking for the reallocation, not the Championship results, so I think it doesn't matter which NOC will get the 9th place here.