Vektor

Updated as of August 3rd, 2019

Sziasztok, kedves magyar barátok! Nagyon boldog vagyok, hogy végül a magyar nemzeti témát megnyitottátok. Remélem, hogy nem fog zavarni nektek, ha én is fogom hozzászólni itt egy kicsit - lengyel sport rajongói gyakran összehasónlítják a lengyel és magyar sport a politikai rendszerváltás után - főleg az a XXI. században érmek számát irigylük tőletek, mert többet kapjátok, bár négyszer kevesebb nemzet vagytok. Sportos üdvözlettel!

Size of the Hungarian Olympic team in Tokyo: 166+7 quotas
 
Archery: 1 quota
Mátyás Balogh  
Athletics: 19 quotas
Réka Gyurátz (Women's hammer throw) Bence Halász (Men's hammer throw) Xénia Krizsán (Women's heptathlon) Anita Márton (Women's shot put) Zita Kácser (Women's 3000m st) Luca Kozák (Women's 100m hurdles)  Bence Venyercsán (Men's 50km walk) Máté Helebrandt (Men's 50km walk) István Szögi (Men's 1500m) Valdó Szűcs (Men's 110m hurdles) Máté Koroknai (Men's 400m hurdles) Norbert Rivasz-Tóth (Men's javelin) Bianka Bartha-Kéri (Women's 800m) Viktória Wagner-Gyürkés (Women's 3000m st) Anna Tóth Lili (Women's 3000m st) Anasztázia Nguyen (Women's long jump) Réka Szilágyi (Women's javelin) Viktória Madarász (Women's 20km walk) Barbara Kovács (Women's 20km walk)  
Badminton: 2 quotas
Laura Sárosi (Women's singles) Gergely Krausz (Men's singles)  
Boxing: 1 quota
Roland Gálos (Men's 57kg)  
Canoe Sprint: 17 quotas
Men's kayak - 6 Women's kayak - 6 Men's canoe - 2 Women's canoe - 3  
Cycling - Road: 1 quota
Men's - 1  
Cycling - Mountain Bike: 2 quotas
Men's - 1 Women's - 1  
Fencing: 10+3 quotas
Women's foil team - 3+1 Men's sabre team - 3+1 Women's sabre team - 3+1 Gergely Siklósi (Men's épéé)  
Gymnastics - Artistic: 1 quota
Zsófia Kovács  
Gymnastics - Rhythmic: 1 quota
Fanni Pigniczki  
Handball: 14+1 quotas
Women's team  
Judo: 7 quotas
Éva Csernoviczki (women's 48kg) Réka Pupp (women's 52kg) Hedvig Karakas (women's 57kg) Szofi Özbas (women's 63kg) Attila Ungvári (men's 81kg) Krisztián Tóth (men's 90kg) Miklós Cirjenics (men's 100kg)  
Karate: 1 quota
Gábor Hárspataki  
Modern Pentathlon: 4 quotas
Bence Demeter Sarolta Kovács Michelle Gulyás Ádám Marosi  
Rowing: 1 quota
Pétervári-Molnár Bendegúz (M1x)  
Shooting: 4 quotas
István Péni (rifle) Veronika Major (pistol) Eszter Mészáros (rifle) Zalán Pekler (rifle)  
Swimming: 34 quotas
Open Water (2)
Kristóf Rasovszky Anna Olasz Men (20)
Péter Bernek - 400 medley Richárd Bohus - 100 back, 4x100 medley László Cseh - 200 medley Gergely Gyurta - 1500 free Balázs Holló - 4x200 free Péter Holoda - 4x100 medley Ákos Kalmár - 800 free, 1500 free Tamás Kenderesi - 200 fly Benedek Kovács - 4x100 mix medley Dominik Kozma - 200 free, 4x100 free, 4x200 free Hubert Kós - 200 medley, 4x100 medley Maxim Lobanovszkij - 50 free Richárd Márton - 4x100 mix medley Kirstóf Milák - 100 fly, 200 fly, 4x100 free, 4x200 free Nándor Németh - 100 free, 200 free, 4x100 free, 4x200 free Szebasztián Szabó - 100 free, 100 fly, 4x100 free Tamás Takács - 4x100 medley Ádám Telegdy - 100 back, 200 back Dávid Verrasztó - 400 medley Gábor Zombori - 400 free, 4x200 free Women (12)
Eszter Békési - 200 breast Katalin Burián - 100 back, 200 back Fanni Gyurinovics - 4x100 mix medley Petra Halmai - 4x100 mix medley Katinka Hosszú - 200 back, 200 fly, 200 medley, 400 medley Zsuzsanna Jakabos - 4x200 free Boglárka Kapás - 200 fly, 4x200 free Ajna Késely - 400 free, 800 free, 1500 free, 4x200 free Viktória Mihályvári-Farkas - 1500 free, 400 medley Dalma Sebestyén - 100 fly, 200 medley Laura Veres - 4x200 free Evelyn Verrasztó - 4x200 free  
Sailing: 4 quotas
Zsombor Berecz (Finn) Mária Érdi (Laser Radial) Benjamin Vadnai (Laser) Sára Cholnoky (Women's RS:X)  
Taekwondo: 1 quota
Omar Salim  
Table Tennis: 5+1 quotas
Szandra Pergel Dóra Madarász Mária Fazekas Bence Majoros Ádám Szudi  
Tennis: 1 quota
Márton Fucsovics  
Triathlon: 4 quotas
Bence Bicsák Tamás Tóth Zsanett Bragmayer Zsófia Kovács  
Water polo: 24+2 quotas
Men's team Women's team  
Weightlifting: 1 quota
Péter Nagy  
Wrestling: 6 quotas
Viktor Lőrincz (Men's GR 87 kg) Tamás Lőrincz (Men's GR 77 kg) Iszmail Muszukajev (Men's F 65 kg) Marianna Sastin (Women's 62 kg) Bálint Korpási (Men's GR 67kg) Alex Szőke (Men's GR 97kg)

Hajrá Magyarok!
 
Mutatom az augusztusi programot magyar szemmel:
01-05. Pán-Amerika bajnokság kézilabda – férfiaknál egy brazil aranyérem kellene a mieink VB rangsor előre lepéséhez.
02-09. 470-es vitorlás világbajnokság – Gyapjas Zsombor és Balázs duónk egy 53 hajós mezőnyben indul, ahol már csak 16 nemzetnek nincs kvótája és ezen az eseményen 4 hajó is indulási jogot szerez az olimpiára.
06-11. Öttusa EurópaBajnokság NagyBritanniából. Nemzetenként 8-8 kvótát osztanak még ki a budapesti VB előtt
16-21. Shotgun-sportlövő világkupa Finnországból – Pongrátz Bianka (Skeet), Hegyi Norbert, Romano Márió Imre, Moldovan Marcell (Trap) 2-2 kvótát osztanak versenyszámonként
25-31. Judo világbajnokság Tokióból – rengeteg ranglista pontot osztanak a következő olimpiai helyszínén
25-01. Evezés világbajnokság Ausztriából – van olyan versenyszám, ahol 11 hajó is kvótát kap (ha tudtok induló névsort írjátok meg)
28-02. Sportlövő világkupa Brazíliából – 15 magyar indulóval
 
Programme of August (with Hungarian importantility):
01-05. PanAmerican handball championship - we have to cheer Brazilian men team
02-09. 470-es sailing WC – Gyapjas Zsombor és Balázs
06-11. Modern pentathlon EC (Bath)
16-21. Shotgun WC – Pongrátz Bianka (Skeet), Hegyi Norbert, Romano Márió Imre, Moldovan Marcell (Trap) 2-2 kvótát osztanak versenyszámonként
25-31. Judo WC Tokió
25-01. Rowing WC
28-02. Shooting WC (Brazilia)

Size of the Hungarian Olympic team in Tokyo: 166+7 quotas
 
Archery: 1 quota
Mátyás Balogh  
Athletics: 19 quotas
Réka Gyurátz (Women's hammer throw) Bence Halász (Men's hammer throw) Xénia Krizsán (Women's heptathlon) Anita Márton (Women's shot put) Zita Kácser (Women's 3000m st) Luca Kozák (Women's 100m hurdles)  Bence Venyercsán (Men's 50km walk) Máté Helebrandt (Men's 50km walk) István Szögi (Men's 1500m) Valdó Szűcs (Men's 110m hurdles) Máté Koroknai (Men's 400m hurdles) Norbert Rivasz-Tóth (Men's javelin) Bianka Bartha-Kéri (Women's 800m) Viktória Wagner-Gyürkés (Women's 3000m st) Anna Tóth Lili (Women's 3000m st) Anasztázia Nguyen (Women's long jump) Réka Szilágyi (Women's javelin) Viktória Madarász (Women's 20km walk) Barbara Kovács (Women's 20km walk)  
Badminton: 2 quotas
Laura Sárosi (Women's singles) Gergely Krausz (Men's singles)  
Boxing: 1 quota
Roland Gálos (Men's 57kg)  
Canoe Sprint: 17 quotas
Men's kayak - 6 Women's kayak - 6 Men's canoe - 2 Women's canoe - 3  
Cycling - Road: 1 quota
Men's - 1  
Cycling - Mountain Bike: 2 quotas
Men's - 1 Women's - 1  
Fencing: 10+3 quotas
Women's foil team - 3+1 Men's sabre team - 3+1 Women's sabre team - 3+1 Gergely Siklósi (Men's épéé)  
Gymnastics - Artistic: 1 quota
Zsófia Kovács  
Gymnastics - Rhythmic: 1 quota
Fanni Pigniczki  
Handball: 14+1 quotas
Women's team  
Judo: 7 quotas
Éva Csernoviczki (women's 48kg) Réka Pupp (women's 52kg) Hedvig Karakas (women's 57kg) Szofi Özbas (women's 63kg) Attila Ungvári (men's 81kg) Krisztián Tóth (men's 90kg) Miklós Cirjenics (men's 100kg)  
Karate: 1 quota
Gábor Hárspataki  
Modern Pentathlon: 4 quotas
Bence Demeter Sarolta Kovács Michelle Gulyás Ádám Marosi  
Rowing: 1 quota
Pétervári-Molnár Bendegúz (M1x)  
Shooting: 4 quotas
István Péni (rifle) Veronika Major (pistol) Eszter Mészáros (rifle) Zalán Pekler (rifle)  
Swimming: 34 quotas
Open Water (2)
Kristóf Rasovszky Anna Olasz Men (20)
Péter Bernek - 400 medley Richárd Bohus - 100 back, 4x100 medley László Cseh - 200 medley Gergely Gyurta - 1500 free Balázs Holló - 4x200 free Péter Holoda - 4x100 medley Ákos Kalmár - 800 free, 1500 free Tamás Kenderesi - 200 fly Benedek Kovács - 4x100 mix medley Dominik Kozma - 200 free, 4x100 free, 4x200 free Hubert Kós - 200 medley, 4x100 medley Maxim Lobanovszkij - 50 free Richárd Márton - 4x100 mix medley Kirstóf Milák - 100 fly, 200 fly, 4x100 free, 4x200 free Nándor Németh - 100 free, 200 free, 4x100 free, 4x200 free Szebasztián Szabó - 100 free, 100 fly, 4x100 free Tamás Takács - 4x100 medley Ádám Telegdy - 100 back, 200 back Dávid Verrasztó - 400 medley Gábor Zombori - 400 free, 4x200 free Women (12)
Eszter Békési - 200 breast Katalin Burián - 100 back, 200 back Fanni Gyurinovics - 4x100 mix medley Petra Halmai - 4x100 mix medley Katinka Hosszú - 200 back, 200 fly, 200 medley, 400 medley Zsuzsanna Jakabos - 4x200 free Boglárka Kapás - 200 fly, 4x200 free Ajna Késely - 400 free, 800 free, 1500 free, 4x200 free Viktória Mihályvári-Farkas - 1500 free, 400 medley Dalma Sebestyén - 100 fly, 200 medley Laura Veres - 4x200 free Evelyn Verrasztó - 4x200 free  
Sailing: 4 quotas
Zsombor Berecz (Finn) Mária Érdi (Laser Radial) Benjamin Vadnai (Laser) Sára Cholnoky (Women's RS:X)  
Taekwondo: 1 quota
Omar Salim  
Table Tennis: 5+1 quotas
Szandra Pergel Dóra Madarász Mária Fazekas Bence Majoros Ádám Szudi  
Tennis: 1 quota
Márton Fucsovics  
Triathlon: 4 quotas
Bence Bicsák Tamás Tóth Zsanett Bragmayer Zsófia Kovács  
Water polo: 24+2 quotas
Men's team Women's team  
Weightlifting: 1 quota
Péter Nagy  
Wrestling: 6 quotas
Viktor Lőrincz (Men's GR 87 kg) Tamás Lőrincz (Men's GR 77 kg) Iszmail Muszukajev (Men's F 65 kg) Marianna Sastin (Women's 62 kg) Bálint Korpási (Men's GR 67kg) Alex Szőke (Men's GR 97kg)

Size of the teams after the WCh (I didn't count the +1 team member in the team events, because that's how Wikipedia does it. Also, in two team events I didn't count the two African nations that will very likely fall out of the Top16 and counted the individual quotas according to that.) 
 
18 quotas
Italy, South Korea, Russia, United States
 
14 quotas
France
 
12 quotas
China
 
11 quotas
Canada
 
9 quotas
Ukraine
 
8 quotas
Japan
 
7 quotas
Egypt, Poland, Tunisia
 
6 quotas
Hungary
 
5 quotas
Hong Kong
 
4 quotas
Germany
 
3 quotas
Iran, Switzerland
 
2 quotas
Brazil, Romania
 
1 quota
Columbia, Great Britain, Georgia, India, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Netherlands, Venezuela, Vietnam

What an unexpected gold from Kapás! I still think that the gold in Tokyo is unlikely (I mean, her time wouldn't have been enough for the Top4 two years ago in Budapest), but I hope that she will improve and get a medal next year. 

Not going to happen. The FIFA World Cup is simply the biggest, most watched sport event and has a 90 years long history. And it's helped by the fact that the World Cup will always be incredibly competitive with many strong teams who can win it. Being a World Champion in football means a lot. Being a World Champion in basketball is basically meaningless if you are American, because they will always win the WCh (and the SOG) by default every time they send their top players. Plus Americans tend to not a give a shit about any non-Olympic sport event that happens outside of their country with the exception of the FIFA World Cup, and the World Championships of every major American team sport will always be "second rate" because of this, including ice hockey.

I just can't believe how crazy talented Milák is. And I am sure that he will get even better in the next few years. 

Looks like 4 countries will have all of their 6 teams in qualifying positions after the WCh.  I am adding Egypt's (Women's epee) and Morocco's (Men's epee) spots to the next best teams, because they are already 16th and won't be in the Top16 after the WC events.
 
6 teams
Italy, South Korea, Russia, United States
 
4 teams
France
 
3 teams
Canada, China, Ukraine
 
2 teams
Egypt, Poland
 
1 team
Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iran, Japan, Switzerland, Tunisia

Looks like 4 countries will have all of their 6 teams in qualifying positions after the WCh.  I am adding Egypt's (Women's epee) and Morocco's (Men's epee) spots to the next best teams, because they are already 16th and won't be in the Top16 after the WC events.
 
6 teams
Italy, South Korea, Russia, United States
 
4 teams
France
 
3 teams
Canada, China, Ukraine
 
2 teams
Egypt, Poland
 
1 team
Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iran, Japan, Switzerland, Tunisia

I guess this is the time when I say that it's better for Italy that this is happening here and not one year later in Tokyo. 

Poland and Hungary are 9th and 10th in the World Ranking. Since in WC events there is a draw of pairs except for top 4, there's no difference between being 9th or 10th. You both have a 50% chance to get Korea or Germany in r16.

PUSZTAI. Jesus Christ, I have never seen something like this before. Poland had a 40-32 lead and Pusztai won the final period 13-1. HUN -POL 45-41

Absolutely tragic performance from our women's sabre team. We will likely only have one team in Tokyo...

Hm, I didn't realize until now that we still have a chance in Women's foil. I hope Italy will jump into the Top4 (I mean, it would pretty weird if Italy stays out of the Top4 in Women's foil), and Russia, France also stay there. That way Poland, Germany, and maaaybe us will fight for the European spot. But Poland can still gain a lot of points here at the WCh, it would be great for us and Germany if they don't get a better result than the 8th place. 

Just because I was a bit cruel with the Italian statistics the other day, here comes something devastating for us: this is the first time in 16 years that Hungary couldn't reach the QF in Men's Epee at a WCh or SOG and it happened in Budapest, plus it also more or less doomed us in the Olympic qualification. 

Not sure if this is 100% correct.
 
Men's sabre team Olympic qualification ranking
1. South Korea - 232 pts
2. Hungary - 192 pts
3. Italy - 184 pts
4. Germany - 164 pts
5. Russia - 146 pts
6. Iran - 144 pts
7. United States - 138 pts
8. Egypt - 121 pts
9. Romania - 113 pts
10. France - 112 pts
11. Georgia - 107 pts
12. Japan - 106 pts
13. China - 106 pts
14. Canada - 96 pts
15. Ukraine - 87 pts
16. Great Britain - 86 pts
 
Women's epee team Olympic qualification ranking
1. China - 216 pts
2. Russia - 188 pts
3. Poland - 180 pts
4. United States - 180 pts
5. Italy - 160 pts
6. South Korea - 150 pts
7. Ukraine - 127 pts
8. Estonia - 116 pts
9. France - 110 pts
10. Germany - 99 pts
11. Canada - 96 pts
12. Hong Kong - 95 pts
13. Hungary - 94 pts
14. Romania - 94 pts
15. Japan - 90 pts
16. Egypt - 88 pts

I swear we won't stop hosting literally every important WCh multiple times until the IOC finally gives the Olympic Games to Budapest. 

I swear we won't stop hosting literally every important WCh multiple times until the IOC finally gives the Olympic Games to Budapest. 

The Aquatics WCh will be back in Europe after 3 Asian WChs:
 
Kazan 2025 and Budapest 2027

The Aquatics WCh will be back in Europe after 3 Asian WChs:
 
Kazan 2025 and Budapest 2027

We finally have a schedule for Men's sabre and Women's epee:
 
10:00 Women's Epee, QF
11:00 Men's Sabre, QF
12:00 Women's Epee, SF
13:15 Men's Sabre, SF
16:20 Women's Epee, 3rd place match
17:10 Men's Sabre, 3rd place match
18:00 Women's Epee, Final
18:50 Men's Sabre, Final