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Heeeeeeeeey! Thank you so much for your reply! It will definitely help us in some way! And great! We'll definitely check the logistics and tickets to see Bruna! We hope she qualifies, we're rooting for her!

Hi Friends, all ok? Three friends and I are heading to the Milano Games, and we’re having some trouble planning our itinerary. We’re going mainly to watch Lucas Braathen (Alpine Skiing in Bormio), Nicole Silveira (Skeleton in Cortina), and Curling (also in Cortina). We’re a bit confused especially when it comes to transportation, particularly between Cortina and Bormio. Would anyone here be able to help us out? We’d also be happy to continue the conversation via WhatsApp if that’s easier. Thank you so much in advance! 🙏

In the last few days, two great results for South American athletics, both with the second best marks in the history of South America Evelis Aguilar from clocked 49.80 in the 400 metres, a mark very close to the continental record held by Olympic medalist and fellow Colombian Ximena Restrepo with 49.64 Manuela Rotundo from , just 20 years old, scored an impressive 64.17 in the javelin throw at a university competition in the USA. This mark would have earned her a silver medal at Paris-2024 (she did not participate). Uruguay has not won an Olympic medal since Sydney-2000 and the young Rotundo, a world junior medalist, seems like a good name to keep an eye on in the cycle.

Thinking about teams first: Women's Hockey Men's Hockey Men's Rugby or Men's Water Polo: Women's Water Polo: Men's Hand:

Which athletes are not from your country but will receive your support?

My Expectations: Between 20 - 25 Medals with 4 or 5 Golds

Leticia Oro Melo (Athletics) Bronze medalist at the 2022 World Championships in the long jump. She injured her right knee!

Something sad about Argentina! With the defeats of Quiroga and López, it will be the first time since Antwerp-1920 that the country will not take anyone in boxing! Remembering that boxing is the sport that has given them the most medals, with seven golds and 24 in total. Ok, Argentine success dates back to the 30s/40s, and the last medal in the sport came from Atlanta-96. But it's sad nonetheless! They fell from five classified in Tokyo, some young, to none now! At YOG 2018, which they hosted, they won three medals! Sad for our neighbors!

I'm seeing the comments from fans complaining sad about their rowing delegations! Since I'm Brazilian and I need to settle for one or at most two boats per Olympic Games! Could you think of a sport that is not developing at all here?

I hope not, because that would mean not winning medals for us, but in Women's Skate Street and in Men's Skate Park, it wouldn't be impossible! I think it's extremely unlikely that the podium won't have either Rayssa or Covell , if not both, but it could happen! Park is unpredictable! Go for the day! The three Americans who qualify, in addition to Palmer and the Brazilian trio, have a chance sinse a gold or even not advance to final Therefore, I say that we also have a chance and make a podium sweep of the PM

Men's Single Quotas: and

Asia D'amato - Artistic Gymnastics Asia fell badly during her FX performance yesterday at the European qualifiers! She has already had two injuries in the last two years! EDIT: An information appeared on some gymnastics portals about an ACL! Asia, however, said she still doesn't know how serious it is! Let's hope it's not something that serious! She deserves to go to Paris!

Bruno Fratus, Swimming 50 Freestyle bronze olympic medalist! He had knee surgery in February and it ruined all his preparation and physical condition! There were expectations that he would participate in the Brazilian trials next week, but he announced his withdrawal!

COPAC American Olympic Qualifier Quotas Recap: Men's K1 1000: Men's C1 1000: Women's K1 500: Women's C1 200: Men's K2 500: Men's C2 500: Women's C2 500: Women's K2 500: Great Tournment for

Womens's K1-500 Quotas: @konig