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Canada will not compete in team jumping during Tokyo Games.
 
https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1102939/canada-nicole-walker-cas-result
 
 Argentina takes team quota instead.

Hungary will have its awards ceremony today, the nominees are...
 
Sportsman of the Year
Márton Fucsovics - tennis, he reached the Top16 at the Australian Open and the Roland Garros
Péter Gulácsi - football, goalkeeper of the Hungarian NT (EURO2020 qualification) and RB Leipzig (Champions League Semi-final)
Dominik Szoboszlai - football, winning goal against Iceland for EURO2020, great year at RB Salzburg
 
Sportswoman of the Year
Boglárka Kapás - swimming, best Hungarian swimmer at the ISL series
Hedvig Karakas - judo, won 57kg at the European Championships
Zsófia Kovács - gymnastics, won vault and uneven bars at the European Championships
 
Paralympicon of the Year
Judit Berente - cross-country skiing and biatlon, three gold medals at the Winter World Transplant Games
Pál Péter Kiss - canoe sprint,  won two races at the Paracanoe World Cup
Richárd Osváth - fencing, won sabre and foil at the Wheelchair Fencing World Cup
 
Team of the Year
Tímea Babos & Kristina Mladenovic - tennis, won the Australian Open and the Roland Garros in women's doubles
Men's tennis team - beat Belgium at the Davis Cup, qualified for the Finals
Men's water polo team - won the European Championship
 
Coach of the Year
Tamás Marcz - men's water polo team
Serhiy Rebrovj - Ferencváros football team
Marco Rossi - men's football team
 
Greatest Sportsmoment of the Year
 
Szoboszlai's winning goal against Iceland
 

 
Attila Valter wins the Tour de Hongrie
 

 
Men's Water polo team wins the European Championship
 

South African star Luvo Manyonga is provisionally suspended by AIU. He is suspected of violating the whereabouts regulations.

I have high hopes in pavic rank.4 and mektić rank 8.in doubles who reform a new pair on tour,so they can preapare for tokyo,i think they will bi there 1.st favoriteus 

I think it´s open, most top doubles players don´t play together with their countrywomen on tour, so they should be in the mix. There are a lot of single players who could go far, like Sabalenka/Azarenka or Barty/Stosur. 
 
Zeballos/González and Zeballos/Podoroska will be in the mix too. 
 
 

not sure Burkina Faso is in that list? 
 
if they are,  Fabrice Zango is the most likely to win a medal (athletics, men's triple jump)...

and i think there will be a first medal for "Olympic Athletes from a Country Which Name Cannot Be Officially Mentioned in Tokyo, But We IOC Members Really Liked To Party Hard In The Nights In Sochi. So Hard That We Didn't Care If The Urine Samples Were Safe Or Not" Team I guess,
 
 
That was a tricky question hah

Bosnia in athletics in men's 800m and either of Malta/Monaco/San Marino in shooting and with HUGE luck Saint Lucia in athletics in women's high jump.

I understand your point...
 
I'm an anxious man by myself, but I also hope that by this summer the situation won't be as bad as it looks right now...the good season in the Northern Hemisphere, a good number of people being vaccinated around the Globe...we gotta be at least a bit optimistic to survive this sh*t...

Tbh it's better for everyone, especially that in recent weeks cases rise everywhere. Let's hope that in this year at least one sport event will be with even 30-40% attedance.

With yesterday win Kamil Stoch equaled number of winning world cup events with Adam Małysz. Both of them wins 39 competitions. He is officially better Polish ski jumper than Małysz was in past.

Italy
 
Gregorio Paltrinieri 1500 freestyle
Gabriele Detti.         400 freestyle
Marco De Tullio.       400 freestyle
Thomas Ceccon       100 backstroke 
Federico Burdisso.   200 butterfly
Niccolò Martinenghi. 100 breastroke
 
Simona Quadarella. 1500 freestyle
Martina Caramignoli 1500 freestyle
Federica Pellegrini.     200 freestyle
Benedetta Pilato.        100 breastroke
Margherita Panziera.   200 backstroke 
 
Last week of March will be another chance to qualify with time limits a little more easy than the ones of last December

The 5 swimmers already confirmed by our national federation are:
 
Mireia Belmonte (800F and 1500F) África Zamorano (200B) Jessica Vall (200Br) Hugo González (100B and 200B) Nicolás García (200B)

it would have been nice to have the list of qualified swimmers for each country (OFFICIAL CONFIRMED BY THEIR OLYMPIC COMMITTEE) THANK YOU

Oh wow, I'm not thinking about the Peking Games at all. First Tokio (or not).
But in the Women's 3000 meter there's one clear favourite for me: Martina Sablikova from Czech Republic. For the Dutch Antoinette de Jong is the best we have. Reigning 3000 meter Olympic Champion Carlijn Achtereekte didn't even qualify for this year's World Championships and former 3000 meter Olympic champion Ireen Wüst decided not to skate this distance anymore.
 
Tips: Martina Sablikova  , Antoinette de Jong  , Isabel Weidemann  , Natalia Voronina  and of course Miho Takagi  . Takagi could win medals on 5 distances (500, 1000, 1500, 3000, team pursuit).
 
Shorttrack mixed gender relay:  should have a promising team with Suzanne Schulting as our big star. But favourites are  and South Korea.

in paris we have the most beautiful museums: the louvre, the orsay museum, the georges-pompidou center, and we are the country of luxury cosmetics, fashion and gastronomy

It´s not that she isn´t good. They split because Garcia wanted to focus on singles, but in 2019 they played together and won Fed Cup. 

Polish qualis so far:
 
https://poinformowani.pl/artykul/3777-tokio-2020-kadra-polski
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poland_at_the_2020_Summer_Olympics

Qualification france.odt

it's still early for me, I have to finish my files on the 2020 Olympic games before

Yes caroline garcia, in mixed doubles fabrice martin is one of the best french.

Tennis.odt

Updated as of March 2nd, 2020

Start End Venue Sport Events Expire January 29th January 31st Schönau am Königssee Luge 4 - February 5th February 14th Altenberg Bobsleigh 4 - February 9th February 12th Idre Snowboarding (Ski Cross) 3 - February 10th February 13th Idre Freestyle Skiing (Ski Cross) 2 - February 10th February 21st Pokljuka Biathlon 11 - February 11th February 13th Altenberg Skeleton 2 - February 11th February 14th Heerenveen Speed Skating 14 - February 11th February 21st Cortina d'Ampezzo Alpine Skiing 11 - February 23rd March 6th Oberstdorf Ski Jumping 5 - February 24th March 6th Oberstdorf Nordic Combined 3 - February 24th March 7th Oberstdorf Cross-Country Skiing 12 - March 1st March 2nd Rogla Snowboarding (Alpine) 2 - March 5th March 7th Dordrecht Short Track Speed Skating 8 - March 8th March 11th Almaty Freestyle Skiing (Freestyle) 5 - March 10th March 16th Aspen Freestyle Skiing (Freeski) 6 - March 10th March 16th Aspen Snowboarding (Freestyle) 6 - March 24th March 27th Stockholm Figure Skating 4 - April 2nd April 11th Calgary Curling (Men's) 1 - April 15th April 17th Osaka Figure Skating (Team) 1 - April 30th May 9th Calgary Curling (Women's) 1 - May 17th May 23rd Aberdeen Curling (Mixed Doubles) 1 - May 21st June 6th Riga Ice Hockey (Men's) 1 - August 20th August 31st Calgary Ice Hockey (Women's) 1 - - - Total 15 108 -  
 
 
Medals obtained by Nations only in Olympic Events, considering only the 2021 World Championships for each Sport.  
Medals obtained by Nations without a recognized Olympic Committee (Scotland, Faroe Islands, etc.) will be assigned to the Nation for which they will compete for at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games (if Scotland wins a medal in Men's Curling WCF World Championship, then that medal will be assigned to Great Britain etc.)  
Some World Championships allow Athletes from different Nations to compete as a Pair or Doubles Team. This is not possible at the Olympic Games, so in case a mixed team win a World Championships medal, half medal will be awarded to each Nation.  
Some sports do not have a proper World Championship and some events have a World Championship format which is different to the Olympic format. In order to consider every single Olympic event in the Medal Count, the World Championships medals for these events will be awarded as follows:  
Event System Cross-Country Skiing Men's Sprint Freestyle Men's Sprint Classical Men's Team Sprint Classical Men's Team Sprint Freestyle Men's 15km Classical Men's 15km Freestyle Men's 50km Mass Start Freestyle Men's 50km Mass Start Classical Women's Sprint Freestyle Women's Sprint Classical Women's Team Sprint Classical Women's Team Sprint Freestyle Women's 10km Classical Women's 10km Freestyle Women's 30km Mass Start Freestyle Women's 30km Mass Start Classical  
Click on a Nation to open that Nation's Medals.  
Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1  Norway 22 12 11 45 2  Netherlands 12 7 7 26 3  Russia 11 12 17 40 4  Germany 9 15 8 32 5  Austria 8 6 6 20 6  Sweden 8 6 6 20 7  United States 7 10 7 24 8  Canada 7 9 5 21 9  Switzerland 6 5 7 18 10  France 3 6 7 16 11  Hungary 2 2 0 4 12  Australia 2 1 1 4 12  China 2 1 1 4 12  Great Britain 2 1 1 4 15  New Zealand 2 1 0 3 16  Japan 1 1 5 7 17  Czech Republic 1 1 1 3 18  Slovenia 1 0 3 4 19  Poland 1 0 1 2 19  Spain 1 0 1 2 21  Italy 0 5 4 9 22  Finland 0 3 3 6 23  Slovakia 0 2 0 2 24  Belgium 0 1 1 2 24  Kazakhstan 0 1 1 2 26  Latvia 0 0 2 2 27  Belarus 0 0 1 1 27  Ukraine 0 0 1 1 Total Road
to Beijing 2022 108 108 108 324