Vic Liu

Though I understand that OCA wants to make it step by step to get Oceania involved into Asian Games, I think Oceania should be counted on medal table and receiving identical medals. Furthermore, I think we should treat Oceania as Asian countries in terms of sports games or federations. I would like to see more OG quotas allocated to Asia and Oceania combined.
 
The reason is quite simple. Australia takes advantage of current quota allocation system. Firstly and obviously enough, Australia earn a lot of team sports quotas almost in a free path as Oceania representative. Moreover, if Australia finds themselves cannot earn the free quota then they choose to join Asia federation and takes advantage of us, especially FIFA world cup. When they find the 0.5 Oceania quota is useless they just quit.
 
So to be fair, I would rather Oceania joins Asia system wholly instead of picking some sports favoring themselves and I also would like to see Asian Games and other continental events more competitive with the Oceanian teams.
 
 

BBC (aka constitution of democracy) declares it's a clear murder but manipulated and corrupt judges and jurors announced he's innocent. So let's welcome to the world of arbitrary murders. No one's gonna save and liberate the poor Americans by bombing their houses? At least sanction those officials!
 

Though I understand that OCA wants to make it step by step to get Oceania involved into Asian Games, I think Oceania should be counted on medal table and receiving identical medals. Furthermore, I think we should treat Oceania as Asian countries in terms of sports games or federations. I would like to see more OG quotas allocated to Asia and Oceania combined.
 
The reason is quite simple. Australia takes advantage of current quota allocation system. Firstly and obviously enough, Australia earn a lot of team sports quotas almost in a free path as Oceania representative. Moreover, if Australia finds themselves cannot earn the free quota then they choose to join Asia federation and takes advantage of us, especially FIFA world cup. When they find the 0.5 Oceania quota is useless they just quit.
 
So to be fair, I would rather Oceania joins Asia system wholly instead of picking some sports favoring themselves and I also would like to see Asian Games and other continental events more competitive with the Oceanian teams.
 
 

I like the easily understood wording of the PM.
 

ocasia.org/games/2-hangzhou-2022.html
 
It shows the specific events of most sports when you scroll to the bottom. @MHSN

preliminary Start list for the World Championship
https://iwf.sport/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2021/11/2021-IWF-WC_ENTRY-LIST_22112021.pdf
 
guys in Brunei probably never participated in a weightlifting competition they wrote their body weights instead of the "Entries"

Beijing 2022 Provisional Quotas after 3/4 World Cup Events
 
M 5000m Relay:
 
 Canada
 China
 Hungary
 Italy
 Japan
 Netherlands
 ROC
 South Korea
 
M Individual Quotas (one short of 56):
 
x5: , , ,  (+1),  (+2), , ,
x3: ,  (+1)
x2:  (-2),  (+2),
x1: , ,
Dropped Out:  (-1),  (-2),  (-1),  (-1)
 
W 3000m Relay:
 
 Canada
 China
 France
 Italy
 Netherlands
 ROC
 South Korea
 United States
 
W Individual Quotas
 
x5: , , , , , ,
x4:  (+2)
x3:  (-1),
x2:  (+1), , ,
x1: , ,
Dropped Out:  (-1)
 
Mixed 2000m Relay
 
 Canada
 China
 France
 Great Britain
 Hungary
 Italy
 Japan
 Kazakhstan
 Netherlands
 ROC
 South Korea
 United States
 
Not a great World Cup for smaller short track nations. 4 nations lost quotas on the men's side and one on the women's side and Austria, Croatia and Turkey are no longer have any qualified athletes. No other nations's gained quotas and the extra quotas instead went to the bigger nations. Even after adding 5 quotas to all the relay teams, it still isn't enough to get to 56 on the men's side. Great Britain is the biggest winner as it gained 2 men's and one women's quota and now has a mixed relay qualified though the 2nd women's quota is definitely not secure. 
 
The final World Cup stop is this weekend and there's a good chance there'll be a lot of changes since the worst result gets dropped from the rankings. Hopefully some more nations will be able to qualify.
 
Also on another note, does anybody know what's up with the wikipedia page about the qualification? Their rankings are completely different from the ISU website.

Beijing 2022 Provisional Quotas after 3/4 World Cup Events
 
M 5000m Relay:
 
 Canada
 China
 Hungary
 Italy
 Japan
 Netherlands
 ROC
 South Korea
 
M Individual Quotas (one short of 56):
 
x5: , , ,  (+1),  (+2), , ,
x3: ,  (+1)
x2:  (-2),  (+2),
x1: , ,
Dropped Out:  (-1),  (-2),  (-1),  (-1)
 
W 3000m Relay:
 
 Canada
 China
 France
 Italy
 Netherlands
 ROC
 South Korea
 United States
 
W Individual Quotas
 
x5: , , , , , ,
x4:  (+2)
x3:  (-1),
x2:  (+1), , ,
x1: , ,
Dropped Out:  (-1)
 
Mixed 2000m Relay
 
 Canada
 China
 France
 Great Britain
 Hungary
 Italy
 Japan
 Kazakhstan
 Netherlands
 ROC
 South Korea
 United States
 
Not a great World Cup for smaller short track nations. 4 nations lost quotas on the men's side and one on the women's side and Austria, Croatia and Turkey are no longer have any qualified athletes. No other nations's gained quotas and the extra quotas instead went to the bigger nations. Even after adding 5 quotas to all the relay teams, it still isn't enough to get to 56 on the men's side. Great Britain is the biggest winner as it gained 2 men's and one women's quota and now has a mixed relay qualified though the 2nd women's quota is definitely not secure. 
 
The final World Cup stop is this weekend and there's a good chance there'll be a lot of changes since the worst result gets dropped from the rankings. Hopefully some more nations will be able to qualify.
 
Also on another note, does anybody know what's up with the wikipedia page about the qualification? Their rankings are completely different from the ISU website.

Thanks Poland for the 8 points.

Thank you Vietnam. I know it. We can appreciate each other. Sorry that Avicii is unbeatable for me here.

Thanks Denmark for 12points! @Wumo 

Good luck for both of us and let's exchange information if necessary.

Luge World Cup in Beijing became the first WOG test event with spectators. Last night's match invited 300 Yanqing (Beijing suburb) local spectators. Though still no tickets publicly available, hopefully it's one more step closer for me to get ticket during WOG.

Final Leaderboad after 37/37 juries:
 
1. Czech Republic
198 2. New Zealand 182 3. Sweden 177 4. Denmark 156 5. France 133 6. Spain 130 7. Ukraine 114 8. Ireland 104 9. China 99 10. Serbia 87 11. Lithuania 85 12. United States 84 13. Hungary 83 14. Canada 82 15. Mexico 81 16. Poland 78 17. Croatia 77 18. Argentina 75 19. Brazil 73 20. Great Britain 73 21. Germany 69 22. Italy 68 23. Indonesia 67 24. Vietnam 60 25. Romania 58 26. Portugal 56 27. Moldova 54 28. Slovakia 54 29. Greece 48 30. Kazakhstan 46 31. Netherlands 44 32. Malta 28 33. India 26 34. Slovenia 17 35. Israel 9 36. Colombia 6 37. Bulgaria 5

Btw thanks to all juries who voted for Avicii. RIP Avicii! 

Absolutely. Wish you good luck, too. Do you live in Beijing? I sent you a message. We can add each other's wechat. 

Good luck for both of us and let's exchange information if necessary.

Czech Republic

 
 
 
Greetings in Native Language:
Česko zdraví zbytek světa! Tady jsou body české poroty.
 
 
English Translation:
Czechia greets the rest of the world! Here are points from the czech jury:
 
 
 Denmark
10  Slovakia 9  Serbia 8  New Zealand 7  Portugal 6  Ukraine 5  China 4  Great Britain 3  Poland 2  Sweden 1

Thanks Denmark for 12points! @Wumo 

Thanks Denmark for 12points! @Wumo 

Denmark

 
 
    China
12    Indonesia 
11    Poland
10    Lithuania 9    Ireland 8    Czech Republic  7    Hungary 6    Croatia 5    United States 4    Germany 3    Mexico 2    Canada 1  
 
 
Concluding Comment in Native Language:
Insert Text Here
 
 
English Translation:
That's it! May you all have a great Grand Final 

Ireland

 
 
 
   China 
12    Brazil
11    Indonesia
10  Denmark 9    Argentina 8    Portugal 7    Ukraine 6    United States 5    Great Britain 4    Mexico 3    Hungary 2    Canada 1

Luge World Cup in Beijing became the first WOG test event with spectators. Last night's match invited 300 Yanqing (Beijing suburb) local spectators. Though still no tickets publicly available, hopefully it's one more step closer for me to get ticket during WOG.

Good luck for both of us and let's exchange information if necessary.

provisional quotas after 1st WC stage
 
Men:
3  
2            
1              
 
Women:
3    
2        
1