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  1. On 9/2/2023 at 4:12 PM, Ogreman said:
              Form rankings                

     

     

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    a little uptade

  2. 12 minutes ago, Vektor said:

    Women's kayak is much easier because all 18 athletes in the WK2 final are eligible for the quotas, none of them were in the K4 boats that qualified.

     

    Two reallocations are possible in WK1.

     

    If :DEN JORGENSEN, Emma Aastrand (1996) wins the K2 quota, her K1 quota gets reallocated to the next highest ranked eligible athlete.

     

    If :GER wins 7 athlete quotas, their K1 quota gets reallocated to the next highest ranked eligible athlete.

     

    The next two eligible athletes in WK1 are...

     

    :CRO GOVORCINOVIC, Anamaria (1997)

    :BUL GEORGIEVA, Yoana (2002)

     

    The one thing I am not sure of is when the reallocation happens for nations that won more than 6 quotas in men's/women's kayak. For some reason the document of the Olympic qualification system doesn't specify it. It may only happen when the NOC confirms which athlete quotas they want to use up. But now that we don't have the K1 200, it should be quite obvious that Germany will take the K2 and K4 quotas while they give the K1 quota back. 

    Having 4 cayak give you 2 boats K2 and 2 boats K1. If you have a 6 you could take more athletes. So K1 for Germany must go to the next boat.

  3. 1 minute ago, phelps said:

    short version

     

    in rowing we've always had a good tradition, a lot of clubs in many places all around the country, a decent talent pool and a lot of very good coaches

     

    in canoeing, the talent pool is basically a small bunch of enthusiasts, we don't have many good coaches and also a lot less clubs than rowing just to start practicing the sport

     

    the womens have always been a problem in both those sports because we are a truly sexist country that always put obstacles to the girls trying to practice certain sports (rowing and canopeing among them), therefore we've never been really competitive in that sector

    But this club are nearly in the same areas? In your opinion  it will worst kr better? More or less funds?

  4. 17 minutes ago, Makedonas said:

    Lytra was so close :cry:

     

    Tokyo was the first time we did not get any RG quotas since 1984, now it looks like it will happen again but both Lytra and the group will have a chance at the continental qualifier next year :fingers:

    I believe you will take this quota. I hope if Aze beat us, you will beat AZE :d I was cheering for your athlete.... I thought she can take this..

  5. 32 minutes ago, Rafa Maciel said:

    The weird thing for me is that GB is very strong in paracanoe - they topped the medal table in Tokyo - so clearly the programme is there, they just haven't been able to attract the talent to the sport since the likes of Tim Brabants and Liam Heath retired

    But you have rowing on university level and it is interesting that beyond that other not try canoe - you have same conditions.

  6. 4 minutes ago, OlympicsFan said:

    Yes, since there are no "anwers". The majority of countries are good in one of those sports, but not both. You could also ask why Poland/Canada are so amazing in hammer throw, but not existant in discus throw. Why is Denmark amazing in badminton but not existant in table tennis? Why is Germany amazing in table tennis but not existant in badminton? You also have to take into consideration that the talent pool for those sports is very limited in most countries, so most countries can't contend for medals in both sports at a global level, even China is struggling.

     

    Germany is much better in canoeing, not sure about Poland.

     

    Italians might be able to tell you why they are good in rowing (not sure if italians would even agree that they are good in rowing, at least at the senior level) and not existant in canoeing. One athlete (german-born Josefa Idem) has won more than 1/3 of the (gold) medals Italy ever won at sprint canoeing world championships.

    yeah, yeach sure whatever...

    Italy barely exist  now in this sport - in many places the conditions for canoe and rowing was the same, because they are connected with riviers.

    Germany is famous from good rowing and canoe.

    Poland used to have 1 or 2 medals from canoe/rowing each Olympics - but we have quute big team from both events. (It will change now our rowing is dying).

     

     

    For me Italy has great team in rowing (gold, 2 bronzes and many places top 8). But in canoe I did not see any quota right now. I think they are better in non-olympics events, and they were good in 200M distance, and now we have a change.

     

    I am asking about base, history and how this sport is important for them.

     

  7. 1 hour ago, OlympicsFan said:

    1) Wouldn't say that they are amazing in rowing.

    2) Why are GB/Netherlands/Romania/USA "amazing" in rowing but not in canoeing?

    3) Why is Hungary amazing in canoeing but not in rowing?

    4) Why is Hungary amazing in sprint canoeing but not slalom canoeing?

    Still no answers :) UK has no traditions. Germany, Poland  are in the same level in both. Maybe some Italians could say sth about that.

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