Vektor

I am not counting the +1 quota for Sweden, because it won't be official until Spain decides which quota is the one they don't want.
 
Athlete quotas
 
15 quotas
 
 
13 quotas
 
 
12 quotas
  
 
10 quotas
  
 
9 quotas
   
 
8 quotas
  
 
7 quotas
 
 
6 quotas
 
 
5 quotas
 
 
4 quotas
    
 
3 quotas
 
 
2 quotas
       
 
1 quota
   

Yep, a NOC can have two boats in K1, K2 and C1.

I am not counting the +1 quota for Sweden, because it won't be official until Spain decides which quota is the one they don't want.
 
Athlete quotas
 
15 quotas
 
 
13 quotas
 
 
12 quotas
  
 
10 quotas
  
 
9 quotas
   
 
8 quotas
  
 
7 quotas
 
 
6 quotas
 
 
5 quotas
 
 
4 quotas
    
 
3 quotas
 
 
2 quotas
       
 
1 quota
   

Women's C2 500m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's C1 200m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's K2 200m - 1.   2.   3.  

Athlete quotas after 10 events
 
9 quotas

 
8 quotas
  
 
7 quotas
   
 
6 quotas
  
 
5 quotas
  
 
4 quotas
    
 
3 quotas
 
 
2 quotas
        
 
1 quota
     

Men's K2 1000m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's C1 1000m - 1.   2.   3.  

Athlete quotas after 8 events
 
9 quotas
  
 
8 quotas
 
 
7 quotas

 
5 quotas
   
 
4 quotas
    
 
3 quotas
 
 
2 quotas
         :
 
1 quotas
       

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In Women's K4 Hungary, Belarus, New Zealand, Poland, Ukraine, Russia should easily qualify, and France, Australia, and Germany will fight for the last 2 slots. I honestly wouldn't be that surprised if Germany will the one to not make it. 
 
Men's K4 will be a clusterfuck. Germany and Slovakia are the safest and will fight for the gold, but after that... oh boy.  Based on the SF times Portugal and France are the weakest, but it will be really close. 
 
Edit: Because of the reallocation it can also matter who finishes in the 8th place in Men's K4. 

Poland will only get 2 more athlete quotas with Women's K4, not 4, because two of their athletes already got quotas in K2. It's hard to say who will get the quotas with the "doubling-up" reallocation. 

US Gold in an Olympic event!

I only came into this thread to celebrate with y’all (because I’m trying to avoid spoilers). All the slalom athletes were watching from their hotel and went crazy when she won. I still can’t believe it. We’re supposed to suck at canoe, but we’ve had a few above average performances in Hungary this time around. I’m really hopeful for all US canoeing at the Olympics next year. I honestly don’t know if we’ve ever had a better canoe program.

There are two steps in the reallocation.
 
First step:
 
 
 
Second step:
 
 

Men's C1 500m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's K2 500m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Women's K2 500m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
 
Athlete quotas after 6 events
 
5 quotas
  
 
4 quotas
  
 
3 quotas
 
 
2 quotas
        
 
1 quota
            

Men's C1 500m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's K2 500m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Women's K2 500m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
 
Athlete quotas after 6 events
 
5 quotas
  
 
4 quotas
  
 
3 quotas
 
 
2 quotas
        
 
1 quota
            

Men's C2 1000m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's K1 1000m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Women's K1 1000m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
 
Athlete quotas after 5 events
 
4 quotas
  
 
3 quotas
  
 
2 quotas
      
 
1 quota
              

Damn, not even medal for Germany in C2 1000m. 3 non-European nations on the podium. 

Spain also won medal in wk1 200. Two bronze medalists.

I think Hungary is one of the exceptions, because Hungarians equally don't care about men's and women's volleyball, so I doubt that more people would show up in Budapest if we were hosting the Men's ECh, regardless of what the size of the audience will be in the next few days. 

Women's K2 1000m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's K4 1000m - 1.   2.   3.  

Women's K2 1000m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's K4 1000m - 1.   2.   3.  

Men's K1 500m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's C2 500m - 1.   2.   3.  

Women's K2 200m - 1.   2.   3.  
 
Men's C2 200m - 1.   2.   3.   
 
Women's C1 500m - 1.   2.   3.  

At least Pita is having fun.
 

 

 

Finalists
 
Men's C1 500m -          
 
Men's K2 500m -