Nice list!
FYI, Kjeld Nuis is not selected for 1000m, he is the reserve. He only qualified for 1500m. Other two dutch riders qualified for the 1000m are Otterspeer and Verbij.
Canada
China
France
Great Britain
Hungary
Italy
Japan
Kazakhstan
Netherlands
ROC
South Korea
United States
Not a great World Cup for smaller short track nations. 4 nations lost quotas on the men's side and one on the women's side and Austria, Croatia and Turkey are no longer have any qualified athletes. No other nations's gained quotas and the extra quotas instead went to the bigger nations. Even after adding 5 quotas to all the relay teams, it still isn't enough to get to 56 on the men's side. Great Britain is the biggest winner as it gained 2 men's and one women's quota and now has a mixed relay qualified though the 2nd women's quota is definitely not secure.
The final World Cup stop is this weekend and there's a good chance there'll be a lot of changes since the worst result gets dropped from the rankings. Hopefully some more nations will be able to qualify.
Also on another note, does anybody know what's up with the wikipedia page about the qualification? Their rankings are completely different from the ISU website.
Great work! I also did the calculations and have the same for the men.
For the women I have Hungary at 2 (not 3) and Kazakhstan at 2 (1). And so Kazakhstan also has a quota for the mixed relay.
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