dodge

With just the 8s and B finals to come. Here's the qualified boats so far
 
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With just the 8s and B finals to come. Here's the qualified boats so far
 
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A little too much is being made of the lanes IMO. The best crews had the best lanes. The top 3 were more than likely coming form those lanes regardless of weather.  Instead of the usual 2-5, it was 1-4. 

48 boats won Olympic spots today
 
6  
5  
4
3  
2  
1  
 
Athlete quotas won today
 
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18  
14  
12  
10  
6
4  
2  
 

48 boats won Olympic spots today
 
6  
5  
4
3  
2  
1  
 
Athlete quotas won today
 
20
18  
14  
12  
10  
6
4  
2  
 

48 boats won Olympic spots today
 
6  
5  
4
3  
2  
1  
 
Athlete quotas won today
 
20
18  
14  
12  
10  
6
4  
2  
 

For men and women now, 34 nations left (inc RUS and BLR)
 
Per nation
 
12/14
11/14  
10/14  
9/14  
8/14  
7/14  
5/14
4/14  
3/14  
2/12  
1/12  
 
Usual caveats about Belarus and Russia there. Racing as AIN here

We're down to the semis in all women's events now. 27 (inc "AIN", if allowed) nations left to fight for the olympic spots. 
 
Top nations in terms of boats left
 
7/7  
6/7  
5/7
4/7  
 
 
 

17 different countries won medals in Tokyo. 
 
11 different countries won gold. 
 
Of the 14 golds won, 8 of them won by non-European nations 
 
Only gold won by Romania in Tokyo. 1 of 2 won by Ireland, Greece. 1 of 3 by Croatia
 
One of the only sports where the USA didn’t win a medal
 
Overall I think that’s a decent record. 

Some stats on quotas based on the entries on worldrowing
      Quota Entries   % chance Men Single Sculls m1x 9 48   18.75% Men Double Sculls m2x 11 30   36.67% Men Lightweight Double Sculls LM2x 7 27   25.93% Men Quad Sculls M4x 7 17   41.18% Men Coxless Pair M2- 11 28   39.29% Men Coxless Four M4- 7 17   41.18% Men Eight M8+ 5 10   50.00%               Women Single Sculls w1x 9 32   28.13% Women Double Sculls W2X 11 20   55.00% Women Lightweight Double Sculls LW2X 7 21   33.33% Women Quad Sculls W4X 7 13   53.85% Women Coxless Pair W2- 11 22   50.00% Women Coxless Four W4- 7 16   43.75% Wowen Eight W8+ 5 8   62.50%

A little too much is being made of the lanes IMO. The best crews had the best lanes. The top 3 were more than likely coming form those lanes regardless of weather.  Instead of the usual 2-5, it was 1-4. 

The Irish girls finished well, but that is a stacked field. Any of them could win it. 

For men and women now, 34 nations left (inc RUS and BLR)
 
Per nation
 
12/14
11/14  
10/14  
9/14  
8/14  
7/14  
5/14
4/14  
3/14  
2/12  
1/12  
 
Usual caveats about Belarus and Russia there. Racing as AIN here

Incredible race. Greece would have fancied olympic qualification too. Two potential finalists - gone

For men and women now, 34 nations left (inc RUS and BLR)
 
Per nation
 
12/14
11/14  
10/14  
9/14  
8/14  
7/14  
5/14
4/14  
3/14  
2/12  
1/12  
 
Usual caveats about Belarus and Russia there. Racing as AIN here

We're down to the semis in all women's events now. 27 (inc "AIN", if allowed) nations left to fight for the olympic spots. 
 
Top nations in terms of boats left
 
7/7  
6/7  
5/7
4/7  
 
 
 

Hanna Prakatsen won silver for  in Tokyo. She's representing  here but she's also out at the QF stage

For men and women now, 34 nations left (inc RUS and BLR)
 
Per nation
 
12/14
11/14  
10/14  
9/14  
8/14  
7/14  
5/14
4/14  
3/14  
2/12  
1/12  
 
Usual caveats about Belarus and Russia there. Racing as AIN here

For men and women now, 34 nations left (inc RUS and BLR)
 
Per nation
 
12/14
11/14  
10/14  
9/14  
8/14  
7/14  
5/14
4/14  
3/14  
2/12  
1/12  
 
Usual caveats about Belarus and Russia there. Racing as AIN here

Incredible race. Greece would have fancied olympic qualification too. Two potential finalists - gone

We're down to the semis in all women's events now. 27 (inc "AIN", if allowed) nations left to fight for the olympic spots. 
 
Top nations in terms of boats left
 
7/7  
6/7  
5/7
4/7  
 
 
 

Tham did really well, 172 kg total, 19th overall - easily top of the D group, beat out the bulk of the C group, and took several B group scalps.
 
 

clear favorites

@dodge this link is a live scoreboard, so, the results are on only while the action is taking place
 
the full results will be published on the IWF website (and Wikipedia or a few other specialistic websites), but only taking their time...we have to wait
 
by the way, the live action is free on the Olympic Channel in many Countries (I have no idea if  is among them, you have to check by yourself)

So we've seen all the crews now. Men's four and quads have no chance really. Not much was expected. A B final would be nice for both of them but they're ranked dead last for now
 
Of the possible qualifiers
 
LW men double - won heat. Should be no problem qualifying
Men Double - 2nd behind the USA. In contention for the final, but I expect them to qualify
Men's Pair - 2nd behind Spain. A pleasant surprise. Very hopeful they'll qualify now
 
LW women's double - 2nd behind Romania. Qualification on a knife edge but a very decent start
Women's double - Excellent win ahead of Lithuania. Was worried about this very new combo but should qualify now.
Women's pair - 2nd behind Netherlands. Full expect them to qualify now
Women's four - 3rd behind GBR and Australia but they both expect medals here. A final isn't out of reach, but they're one of 9 crews who think they can get the 7 spots