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  1. A major event in the Olympic qualification calendar coming up, with spots available in Mountain Bike, BMX Cycling, and Road Cycling, plus ranking points available in Track and BMX Freestyle. Best of all, its on home soil, in Glasgow/Scotland.

     

    Day 1 was yesterday, with Para Track preliminary events. In the Women's B Individual Pursuit, Lora Fachie/Corrine Hall qualified for the gold final with Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl 0.204 seconds behind. In sixth were Elizabeth Jordan and Amy Cole, 10.975 back.

     

    After this was the Women's C5 Individual Pursuit, with Morgan Newberry in 4th, qualifying for the bronze final against Italy's Claudia Cretti, 8.467s back. No joy in the C4 event, Kadeena Cox 9th (28.953 back), Hannah Moore 12th (30.684 back). In the C2 event, Daphne Schrager qualified for the gold final against Switzerland's Flurina Rigling in 3:51.721, while Amelia Cass was 7th, 30.581 behind.

     

    On the Men's side, in the C1 Individual Pursuit Sam Ruddock qualified for the bronze final against China's Weicong Liang. No joy in the C5 event, with William Bjergfelt ninth, 7.866 back, and Blaine Hunt 12th, 13.079 back. In the C4 event, Archie Atkinson was in 7th, 9.968 back, and Jody Cundy was 16th, 23.523 behind. In the B event, Stephen Bate and Christopher Latham were third by 9.750, and will go for bronze against Chris McDonald and Adam Duggleby, who were 9.816 behind. In the Women's C1, Frances Brown won qualifying with 4:12.316 and will go for gold against China's Wangwei Qian, and Katie Toft was fourth, 33.897 behind and will go for bronze against Jiafan Yang, also of China.

     

    In the Men's C2, Ryan Taylor qualified for the bronze final in fourth, 10.318 back, and will face Japan's Shota Kawamoto. Matthew Robertson was fifth, 12.532 back. The C3 will see two Brits go for gold, with Finlay Graham ahead with 3:18.662, and Jaco van Gass second, 3.410 back. Martin Hailstone was 13th, 22.485 behind, and Jacob Smith was 15th, 27.562 back.

     

    Today there are the first able-bodied events, and the first medals.

     

    0930 Men's Elite Team Pursuit Qualification

    1103 Women's Elite Team Sprint Qualification

    1147 Men's Elite Team Sprint Qualification

    1243 Women's Elite Individual Pursuit Qualification - Jessica Roberts and Neah Evans

    1352 Women's B 1km Time Trial - Lora Fachie/Corrine Hall and Sophie Unwin/Jenny Holl

    1424 Women's C5 500m Time Trial Qualification - Morgan Newberry

    1442 Men's C4 Omnium 200m Time Trial - Jody Cundy and Archie Atkinson

    1630 Women's Junior Mountain Bike Qualification

    1700 Men's Junior Mountain Bike Qualification

    1813 Women's C5 500m Time Trial Final - Morgan Newberry

    1828 Men's C1 Individual Pursuit Final - Sam Ruddock

    1842 Women's B 1km Time Trial Final - Lora Fachie/Corrine Hall and Sophie Unwin/Jenny Holl

    1903 Women's Elite Team Sprint Round 1

    1916 Men B Individual Pursuit Final - Stephen Bate/Christopher Latham and Chris McDonald/Adam Duggleby

    1930 Men's C5 Scratch Race - Blaine Hunt and William Bjergfelt

    1950 Women's Elite Individual Pursuit Finals - Jessica Roberts and Neah Evans

    2005 Men's C2 Individual Pursuit Finals - Ryan Taylor

    2019 Women's Elite Team Sprint Finals

    2027 Men's Elite Scratch Race - William Tidball

  2. 48 minutes ago, Vektor said:

    I want to see how the new sports perform at a normal Summer Games, Tokyo was a bad testing ground for obvious, COVID related reasons. We can all hate on all these "urban" sports, but if they sell out in Paris and will have great atmosphere, they will attract more attention and give more visibility to the Games than some of the more traditional sports.  

     

    For now I have the most doubts about Surfing as a good inclusion, which is funny because surfing is very popular as a sport activity. But it seemed very lackluster on screen and I kinda doubt that the post-pandemic Games will help it. It's also very hard to host it. 

    It is the only part of the Games in Tahiti, I think a lot will go to it tbh, it's rare for Tahitians/Polynesians to see the Olympics live

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