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Again, they recreated rules for Saudia Arabia and North Korea just to stay timely with the current headlines and paint an image. They did nothing for Bhutan or Tuvalu. Also, if IOC is not doing this only for themselves, then why on earth did they ever ratify a qualification system which went against the gender equality?

Also, what about those nations who will be forced to have only one athlete, since IAAF no longer allows one universality place per gender? Will they get an extra volunteer of the opposite gender to carry the flag or what? As ever, it's all about IOC selling an image, rather than actually fixing examples of inequity.

Bhutan better be careful...

They don't. To accomplish this, they need to beat someone without any technicalities.

Curious to see whether ASA can avoid finishing last in one of the races.

San Marino up to 12th.

Should Russia qualify here, Thailand will receive a likely reallocation from Sweden.

IOC is holding some press conference.

Discoteque still nosediving on the odds table, now down to 6th. @Werloc

North American League - Stage 7 (Wellington, FL) Olivia LaGoy-Weltz (Rassing's Lonoir) - 83.570% Jill Irving (Arthur) - 76.095% Mette Rosencrantz (Dzeko) - 72.110% Full results...

Very impressed by Finland here. Gold for Rabobank.

Would Naypyidaw be wide enough for Bolshunov?

17 misses for Wierer+Vitozzi.

One week left to post your entries.

First one says ZG, which happens to be the car registration for Zagreb.

Crnković outpacing the Lithuanians is quite something. Though, 3 misses again, so all is well.

What a leap for Romania.

Indoor Brabant got cancelled for the second year running (this time due to an equine virus outbreak), so the Western European Season is over with just two events gone... Unless the rules change again, which is possible, this is an overview of the qualifiers for the World Cup Finals in Gothenburg scheduled for early April... Defending champion (1, from 2019) Isabell Werth Western European League (9) Jessica von Bredow-Werndl Helen Langehanenberg Patrik Kittel Morgan Barbancon Anna Merveldt Thamar Zweistra Christian Schumach Carina Cassoe Krueth Cathrine Dufour Central European League (2) Regina Isachkina Csaba Szokola North American League (2) Olivia LaGoy-Weltz Charlotte Jorst Non-League (1) Yvonne Losos de Muniz "Wild Cards" (3, based on World rankings, with minimum one WC participation this season set as a requirement) Antonia Ramel Shelly Francis Lone Bang Larsen (probably some further reallocatoins coming up here) Hopefully FEI can still salvage the Finals, against all odds...

What a horrendous TV coverage. Cameras are showing exclusively the exchange zone. Austria/Japan are back right after the back markers made their transition.

Estonian dude with an impressive morning session.

Stremous 0+0 Should be first points for Moldova this season.

Slowikowski is through as one of the fastest losers.

Bizarre looking sprinter from Bulgaria...

Rakparov almost destroying the decoration... On top of the hill...

Lamparter is not adept on his Tuesdays and Thursdays. Yet.