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  1. dcro
    Anyways, ICF seems to be pretty lenient with their own rules, so I'm pretty sure they will award the WK1 place tomorrow, since there were technically three nations on the entry list. Remember, there was a case where New Zealand earned a quota for WC1 200 m, even though there were technically only two eligible nations entered for that race (Australia qualified in the WC2 500 m earlier on).
  2. dcro
    Well, tell that to the organizers in La Seu d'Urgell. Mauritius started in the semifinals after not starting in the heats.
  3. dcro
    Mauritius DNS'd in the heats, but DNF'd in the final, so it counted. Therefore TPE has to start tomorrow.
  4. dcro
    Is that seriously the venue?
  5. dcro
    I added that in my edit of the post above.
  6. dcro
    He achieved the CCI4*-S standard today, but still needs CCI4*-L, for which he will have one attempt. The standards are more or less the same, with the main difference being that 'CCI4*-S' stands for short format (6-7 minutes of cross-country), while 'CCI4*-L' stands for long format (10 minutes cross-country).
  7. dcro
    Home safe aboard Seigneur Medicott. Now he will have exactly one attempt for the CCI4*-L level. Either Montelibretti (May 20-23), Baborowko (May 27-30) or Millstreet (June 3-6). My guess would be Baborowko.
  8. dcro
    First results are in... And this must be the easiest course in history! 70 seconds long (MK1), and not a single of these low-level athletes missed a gate. I am starting to wonder if there were any upstream gates. And whether this is a flat-water slalom.
  9. dcro
    Right, they corrected it.
  10. dcro
    added to the women's K1 start list. Instant favorite. EDIT: Not the athlete I thought it was. Kazakhstan should win this then.
  11. dcro
    Japanese are getting overscored, what a shock...
  12. dcro
    Nothing much wrong with swimming in theory... But given how much it is based around just a couple of powerhouse nations (and not to mention FINA's poor governance), I am surprised how it still wins this poll in a landslide...
  13. dcro
    Cook Islands got awarded the quota for the men's K1. They now have four (!!) canoeists qualified.
  14. dcro
    Canoe monobob.
  15. dcro
    So far so good excellent for Fouaad Mirza. Both jumping and cross-country coming up tomorrow. http://results.strzegomhorsetrials.pl/files/2021/sso2/live/leaderboard06.html
  16. dcro
    It's because Japan qualified via the Pan American qualifier, naturally.
  17. dcro
    Funny how Pan American spots can end up in Europe/Asia just like that.
  18. dcro
    Why is Canada given only 3 total athletes?
  19. dcro
    Sailing and shooting used to have some open gendered events, but mostly not anymore (at least at the Olympics). There is also netball. Though I'm not sure how it works exactly, it is either open or mixed, I believe.
  20. dcro
    Trials will be held in June.
  21. dcro
    Equestrian events are open, not mixed. There are no gender-assigned places as with the mixed team events.
  22. dcro
    Finally got around to Quo Vadis, Aida? (missed my chance at the cinema, now they are closed). The film getting snubbed at Oscars is oddly apt. Should have been one win, or just two nominations at the very least.
  23. dcro
    Either 2020 or 2021 is fine. Only standards obtained in 2019 needed to be re-confirmed. MER status of each athlete / nation can be checked here (for jumping, only).
  24. dcro
    Yeah, technically Hong Kong and Taiwan are first in, but since they have no hope of attaining MERs, it would be Canada as the next best from WEG. As for China, a lot of their riders disappeared after the pandemic started. My guess is they returned to China and got stuck there (oh boy). Aside from already qualified Zhang Xingjia, only Zhang You is trying to get his MERs in order right now (but not succeeding).
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