Morten Jensen

Congratulations for double gold: @Morten Jensen 
 
For 2nd Olympic medal @Topicmaster1010 
 
and for silver @rafQ 

Two kings and a queen. 

Mixed double: Denmark is out!
https://www.dr.dk/sporten/badminton/dansk-badmintonspiller-traekker-sig-fra-ol-efter-brud-paa-antidopring-regler 

Olympic_simulation_Paris_W.pdf

Olympic_simulation_Paris_M (4).pdf

Olympic_simulation_Paris_NOC (4).pdf

Also Denmarks first ever Winter gold? @Wumo @Agger

Eventing: Update from FEI
 
*Correction 05/01/2024 - Czech Republic to receive the third individual slot not Denmark as initially announced on 3/01/2024 as there was a tie in the Rankings for that third NOC individual qualification slot between Mia HASTRUP from Denmark and Miroslav TRUNDA from Czech Republic. Both Athletes were ranked equal in their results as athlete/horse combinations which does not break the tie according to the Olympic Eventing Ranking Rules and therefore Article 528.1.6 Final Classification Tie (Individual) from the FEI Eventing Rules has been applied – whereby the combination with the best XC score at the highest level event would be ranked first and obtain the individual quota place for their NOC. In accordance with Article 528.1.6 Final Classification Tie (Individual), Miroslav TRUNDA (CZE) riding SHUTTERFLYKE have obtained the best XC score, and should therefore be ranked above Mia HASTRUP (DEN) riding CONSTANTIN M in the Rankings, making the Individual Quota place go to Czech Republic and not Denmark.

Eventing: Update from FEI
 
*Correction 05/01/2024 - Czech Republic to receive the third individual slot not Denmark as initially announced on 3/01/2024 as there was a tie in the Rankings for that third NOC individual qualification slot between Mia HASTRUP from Denmark and Miroslav TRUNDA from Czech Republic. Both Athletes were ranked equal in their results as athlete/horse combinations which does not break the tie according to the Olympic Eventing Ranking Rules and therefore Article 528.1.6 Final Classification Tie (Individual) from the FEI Eventing Rules has been applied – whereby the combination with the best XC score at the highest level event would be ranked first and obtain the individual quota place for their NOC. In accordance with Article 528.1.6 Final Classification Tie (Individual), Miroslav TRUNDA (CZE) riding SHUTTERFLYKE have obtained the best XC score, and should therefore be ranked above Mia HASTRUP (DEN) riding CONSTANTIN M in the Rankings, making the Individual Quota place go to Czech Republic and not Denmark.

Eventing: Update from FEI
 
*Correction 05/01/2024 - Czech Republic to receive the third individual slot not Denmark as initially announced on 3/01/2024 as there was a tie in the Rankings for that third NOC individual qualification slot between Mia HASTRUP from Denmark and Miroslav TRUNDA from Czech Republic. Both Athletes were ranked equal in their results as athlete/horse combinations which does not break the tie according to the Olympic Eventing Ranking Rules and therefore Article 528.1.6 Final Classification Tie (Individual) from the FEI Eventing Rules has been applied – whereby the combination with the best XC score at the highest level event would be ranked first and obtain the individual quota place for their NOC. In accordance with Article 528.1.6 Final Classification Tie (Individual), Miroslav TRUNDA (CZE) riding SHUTTERFLYKE have obtained the best XC score, and should therefore be ranked above Mia HASTRUP (DEN) riding CONSTANTIN M in the Rankings, making the Individual Quota place go to Czech Republic and not Denmark.

My team sport predictions with tiers (I prefer doing it this way instead of just handing out G, S & B):
 
I'll put an * next to not already qualified teams (in some cases I'll be considering the chances of two teams that can't both qualify, eg. Slovenia and Greece in men's basketball).
 
These are tiers that grade the teams according to my perception of their chances to win a medal (ANY medal, not just gold). Though if I rate a team in the highest tier ("very likely to win a medal") it also means they're the main gold medal favorite for me.
If you see that a qualified team is not included in any tier then it means I believe the medal chances of that team are rather marginal.
 
I opted to skip 3x3 predictions cuz my knowledge is not deep enough (I follow the results but I'm not too aware about roster changes from tournament to tournament and such).
 
Tiers...
 
Tier 1 - Very Likely to win a medal
 
Tier 2 - Likely to win a medal
 
Tier 3 - In contention for a medal
 
Tier 4 - Outside chance of a medal
 
 
 
 

Athletes’ quotas for Road Cycling
Liste_des_NOC_qualifi_s_ME_2024.pdf Liste_des_NOC_qualifi_s_WE_2024.pdf

Athletes’ quotas for Road Cycling
Liste_des_NOC_qualifi_s_ME_2024.pdf Liste_des_NOC_qualifi_s_WE_2024.pdf

Athletes’ quotas for Road Cycling
Liste_des_NOC_qualifi_s_ME_2024.pdf Liste_des_NOC_qualifi_s_WE_2024.pdf

Look at the "Österreichisches Olympisches Comité" - Downloads - for a more detailed schedule.
Link: https://www.olympia.at/main.asp?kat1=95&kat2=649 

for what I see, the men's 50km race walk starts at 6 a.m. Tokyo time, which means 11 p.m. of the previous day here in Central Europe (and not 9 p.m. CET)...
and also the Slalom Canoeing races start at 6 a.m. (qualifications) and 7 a.m. (semis & finals) CET...
in Summer, Tokyo time is UTC+9, which means CET+7...
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/japan/tokyo
 
p.s. I guess the schedule has been compiled by the same genious that made the Pyeongchang one...almost all the finals are locked in the 6 to 10 p.m. local time (and a few in the morning and in the 2 - 4 p.m. slots)...