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Women's Road Race Qualified Nations: Australia Australia Australia Australia Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium Belgium Belgium Brazil Brazil Canada Canada Canada Chile Chinese Taipei Colombia Cuba Cyprus Finland France France Germany Germany Germany Germany Great Britain Great Britain Great Britain Israel Italy Italy Italy Italy Japan Lithuania Luxembourg Luxembourg Mexico Namibia Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Poland Poland Russia Slovenia South Africa South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Sweden Sweden Switzerland Thailand Ukraine United States United States United States United States Venezuela Total Athletes Qualified 67 Total Nations Qualified 38

Men's Individual Time Trial Qualified Nations: Algeria Argentina Australia Australia Austria Belarus Belarus Belgium Canada Colombia Czech Republic Czech Republic Denmark France France Germany Germany Great Britain Iran Italy Italy Kazakhstan Morocco Netherlands Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Poland Portugal Russia Slovenia Spain Spain Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United States United States Venezuela Total Athletes Qualified 40 Total Nations Qualified 30

Men's Road Race Algeria - Abderrahmane Mansouri Algeria - Youcef Reguigui Argentina - Daniel Diaz Argentina - Maximiliano Richeze Argentina - Eduardo Sepulveda Australia - Simon Clarke Australia - Rohan Dennis Australia - Richie Porte Austria - Stefan Denifl Austria - Georg Preidler Azerbaijan - Maksym Averin Belarus - Vasil Kiryienka Belarus - Kanstantsin Siutsou Belgium - Laurens De Plus Belgium - Philippe Gilbert Belgium - Serge Pauwels Belgium - Greg Van Avermaet Belgium - Tim Wellens Bolivia - Oscar Soliz Brazil - Murilo Fischer Brazil - Kleber Ramos Bulgaria - Stefan Hristov Canada - Antoine Duchesne Canada - Hugo Houle Canada - Michael Woods Chile - Jose Rodriguez Colombia - Esteban Chavez Colombia - Sergio Henao Colombia - Miguel Lopez Colombia - Jarlinson Pantano Colombia - Rigoberto Uran Costa Rica - Andrey Amador Croatia - Kristijan Durasek Croatia - Matija Kvasina Czech Republic - Jan Barta Czech Republic - Leopold Konig Czech Republic - Zdenek Stybar Czech Republic - Petr Vakoc Denmark - Jakob Fuglsang Denmark - Christopher Juul Jensen Denmark - Chris Anker Sorensen Dominican Republic - Diego Milan Ecuador - Byron Guama Eritrea - Daniel Teklahaimanot Estonia - Tanel Kangert Estonia - Rein Taaramae Ethiopia - Tsgabo Grmay France - Julian Alaphilippe France - Warren Barguil France - Romain Bardet France - Alexis Vuillermoz Germany - Emanuel Buchmann Germany - Simon Geschke Germany - Maximilian Levy Germany - Tony Martin* Great Britain - Steve Cummings Great Britain - Chris Froome Great Britain - Ian Stannard Great Britain - Geraint Thomas Great Britain - Adam Yates Greece - Ioannis Tamouridis Guatemala - Manuel Rodas Hong Kong - King Lok Cheung Iran - Ghader Mizbani Iran - Arvin Moazemi Iran - Mirsamad Pourseyedi Ireland - Daniel Martin Ireland - Nicolas Roche Italy - Fabio Aru Italy - Damiano Caruso Italy - Alessandro De Marchi Italy - Vincenzo Nibali Italy - Diego Rosa Japan -Yukiya Arashiro Japan - Kohei Uchima Kazakhstan - Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev Kazakhstan - Andrey Zeits Kosovo - Quendrim Guri Laos - Ariya Phounsavath Latvia - Aleksejs Saramotins Latvia - Toms Skujins Lithuania - Ignatas Konovalovas Lithuania - Ramunas Navardauskas Luxembourg - Frank Schleck Mexico - Luis Lemus Morocco - Anass Ait El-Abdia Morocco - Soufiane Haddi Morocco - Mouhssine Lahsaini Namibia - Dan Craven Netherlands - Tom Dumoulin Netherlands - Steven Kruijswijk Netherlands - Wout Poels Netherlands - Bauke Mollema New Zealand - George Bennett Norway - Edvald Boasson Haagen Norway - Sven Erik Bystrom Norway - Vegard Stake Laengen Norway - Lars Petter Nordhaug Poland - Maciej Bodnar Poland - Michal Golas Poland - Michal Kwiatkowski Poland - Rafal Majka Portugal - Andre Cardoso Portugal - Rui Costa Portugal - Jose Mendes Portugal - Nelson Oliveira Puerto Rico - Brian Babilonia Romania - Serghei Tvetcov Russia - Sergei Chernetckii Russia - Pavel Kochetkov Rwanda - Adrien Niyonshuti Serbia - Ivan Stevic Slovakia - Patrik Tybor Slovenia - Matej Mohoric Slovenia - Jan Polanc Slovenia - Primoz Roglic Slovenia - Simon Spilak South Africa - Daryl Impey South Africa - Louis Meintjes South Korea - Kim Ok-Cheol South Korea - Seo Joon-Yong Spain - Jonathan Castroviejo Spain - Imanol Erviti Spain - Jon Izaguirre Spain - Joaquim Rodriguez Spain - Alejandro Valverde Switzerland - Michael Albasini Switzerland - Fabian Cancellara Switzerland - Steve Morabito Switzerland - Sebastian Reichenbach Tunisia - Ali Nouisri Turkey - Onur Balkan Turkey - Ahmet Orken Ukraine - Andrei Grivko Ukraine - Denys Kostyuk Ukraine - Mark Padun United Arab Emirates - Yousef Mohamed Mirza United States - Brent Bookwalter United States - Taylor Phinney Venezuela - Yonathan Monsalve Venezuela - Miguel Ubeto Total Athletes 141 Total Nations 63

Road Cycling Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016 Qualifying Timeline EVENT DATE STATUS 2015 African Men's Championships (Wartburg, RSA) 09.02.2015-14.02.2015 Completed 2015 Asian Men's Championships (Nakhon, THA) 10.02.2015-14.02.2015 Completed 2015 Pan American Men's Championships (Puebla, MEX) 07.05.2015-10.05.2015 Completed 2015 World Championships (Richmond, USA) 19.09.2015-27.09.2015 Completed 2015 World Tour Final Ranking 04.10.2015 Completed 2015 Africa Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2015 Asia Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2015 America Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2015 Oceania Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2015 Europe Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2016 Asian Women's Championships (Tokyo, JPN) 19.01.2016-24.01.2016 Completed 2016 African Women's Championships (Casablanca, MAR) 22.02.2016-26.02.2016 Completed 2016 Pan American Women's Championships (San Cristobal, VEN) 26.05.2016-28.05.2016 Completed 2015-2016 Women's World Ranking 31.05.2016 Completed EVENTS 4 (2+2+0) Men's 2 Men's Road Race Men's Individual Time Trial Women's 2 Women's Road Race Women's Individual Time Trial Mixed 0 QUALIFICATION SYSTEM http://www.uci.ch/mm/Document/News/NewsGeneral/16/81/62/2015-02-Rio2016-QualificationSystem-FINAL-RoadCycling-EN_English.pdf

Carioca Arena 1 Sports: Basketball Zone: BARRA Location: Barra Olympic Park Carioca Arena 1 is located in Barra Olympic Park, five minutes from the Olympic and Paralympic Village. During the Olympic Games it will host basketball. Carioca Arena 1, which is 33m tall and has a floor-space of 38,000m², has a facade inspired by the mountainous Rio landscape. Construction followed Rio 2016’s sustainability guidelines with features such as metallic covering that reflects sunlight, therefore reducing energy consumption (on air conditioning) during the day. The venue – which has 282 rooms, 49 bathrooms and eight changing rooms – was designed to be accessible for people with a disability. The 608m² court was constructed with two types of wood, one for the playing area and another for the out-of-bounds areas. It has a support system that uses rubber shock absorbers to guarantee the best conditions for athlete performance.

Zone BARRA Carioca Arena 1 (Basketball) Carioca Arena 2 (Judo, Greco-Roman Wrestling, Freestyle Wrestling) Carioca Arena 3 (Fencing, Taekwondo) Future Arena (Handball) Maria Lenk Aquatic Centre (Diving, Synchronized Swimming, Water Polo) Rio Olympic Aquatics Stadium (Swimming, Water Polo) Olympic Tennis Centre (Tennis) Rio Olympic Arena (Artistic Gymnastics, Rhytmic Gymnastics, Trampoline) Rio Olympic Velodrome (Track Cycling) Riocentro Pavilion 2 (Weightlifting) Riocentro Pavilion 3 (Table Tennis) Riocentro Pavilion 4 (Badminton) Riocentro Pavilion 6 (Boxing) Rio Olympic Golf Course (Golf) Pontal (Athletics Walk Race, Road Cycling Time Trial) Zone DEODORO Rio X-Park Mountain Bike Centre (Mountain Bike Cycling) Rio X-Park Olympic BMX Centre (BMX Cycling) Rio X-Park Whitewater Stadium (Canoeing Slalom) Youth Arena (Basketball, Modern Pentathlon Fencing) Deodoro Aquatics Centre (Modern Pentathlon Swimming) Deodoro Stadium (Rugby 7s, Modern Pentathlon Riding and Combined Event) Deodoro Olympic Equestrian Centre (Equestrian) Deodoro Olympic Hockey Centre (Field Hockey) Deodoro Olympic Shooting Centre (Shooting) Zone MARACANA Olympic Stadium (Athletics Track and Field Events, Football) Sambodromo (Archery, Athletics Marathon Start and Finish) Maracana Stadium (Opening Ceremony, Closing Ceremony, Football) Maracanazinho (Volleyball) Zone COPACABANA Beach Volleyball Arena (Beach Volleyball) Fort Copacabana (Triathlon, Marathon Swimming, Road Cycling Road Race Start and Finish) Lagoa Stadium (Rowing, Canoeing Sprint) Marina Da Gloria (Sailing) Football Cities Belo Horizonte (Mineirao Stadium) Brasilia (Mane Garrincha Stadium) Manaus (Amazonia Arena) Salvador (Fonte Nova Arena) Sao Paolo (Corinthians Arena)

Australia rising Tournament scoring leader Alivia del Basso with a scoring chance for Australia on Spanish goaltender Alba Gonzalo. Women’s team wins Division II Group B Australia barely avoided relegation one year ago, but on Sunday the team with the kangaroo on the jersey won the 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship Division II Group B that was held in Jaca in northern Spain. Thanks to the win the Australians will be back in the Division II Group A with the nations ranked 21st-26th, the range the ladies from Down Under have been playing from their first participation in 2001 until 2014 when they were relegated. The Australians took over first place from Spain on Day 4 after winning 4-1 against the host nation. This after a bad start into the tournament with a 2-1 loss in shootout against Mexico despite a 46-13 shot-on-goal advantage. Australia continued with a 12-0 blanking of Turkey and a 12-1 against New Zealand. At the tournament Australia was ranked better than their neighbouring country for the first time in since 2013. In front of 1,600 spectators Spain had the better start in the game that eventually decided the tournament as Ainhoa Merino opened the scoring against Australia after six minutes of play but goals from Kate Tihema nine minutes later and from Shona Powell with 42 seconds left gave Australia the lead before the first intermission. Australia dominated the game and had 38-16 shots on goal. After a scoreless middle frame Alivia del Basso made it 3-1 early in the third period and Tihema scored her second goal into the empty net with 106 seconds left in regulation time. The Australians still needed another win on the last day again Iceland to defend first place. Although goals from del Basso and Sari Lehmann built a two-goal cushion, the game remained tight. Flosrun Johannesdottir cut the lead one minute later and when in the third period Sharna Godfrey scored Australia’s third goal, Johannesdottir reacted with her second marker with 110 seconds left in the game. Iceland pulled the goalie but Australia’s 3-2 lead remained. Spain had a flawless tournament until the loss to Australia and had to settle for silver with 12 points, one less than the team from Down Under. With the silver medal the Spaniards tied their best-ever placing they also reached in 2012 and 2013. Iceland suffered two 3-2 losses to both Australia and Spain but won the other three games to earn the bronze medals ahead of Mexico and New Zealand. Turkey, which was promoted to the Division II Group B after winning the qualification tournament last year, lost all games and will be relegated. New Zealand had its only win against the Turks, a 7-4 decision with hat tricks by Anjali Thakker for the New Zealanders and by Seda Demir for Turkey. Australia’s Alivia del Basso led the tournament in goal scoring with eight markers and in scoring with 19 points ahead of New Zealand’s Anjali Thakker (7+3=10) and Iceland’s Flosrun Johannesdottir (6+3=9) and was named Best Forward of the tournament. Two other individual awards went to players from the host country as Alba Gonzalo was named Best Goaltender and Vanesa Abrisqueta Best Defenceman.

ofc vini, you are more than welcomed happy to have you again in the contest. good luck for Brazil. and BRA equalize the 3 members jury of Serbia only few minutes after it start to be really exciting

welcome. good luck and have a nice time with the contest Serbia taking the lead with a 3rd member, who would have expected this?

After Brazil, Serbia and Italy, here the 4th nation with second jury member Welcome in the contest Mateusz

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ofc no way to have a great TISC without Denmark and you Welcome and good luck in the contest.

Welcome Russia Have a lot of fun in the upcomming contest

Hi Ruslan, Great to have you back in the forum. Welcome in the contest and good luck

Welcome back Chile, Glad to have you again in our contest. Good luck and enjoy the show.

Welcome back. That´s unfortunate, but I had to take a eye also for the upcomming huge sport actions, there football EURO starting 10 june, also for understandable reasons It´s out of mind to have the contest in may - there Ice hockey world champs Anyway, don´t worry, we will for sure found a solution, and your national jury votes will be send Enjoy your trip and the contest

Welcome back 2 African National juries registred already in first day

a big welcome for the United States team. really happy to have you in the contest dez. It would be great to have a multi numerous USA team. but if not I think you have abilities to choose great songs also alone, each previous contests you proved it.

Great to have Australia again in the contest. good luck to you and your entry

Welcome France Good luck in the contest, wish you a lot of fun and successes

First neighbors of the host country registred Welcome in the contest, have a lot of fun

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Added Very glad to have you back among us and our contest is just unimaginable without you enjoy the show

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Another strong competitor in the contest. already looking forward for your choice. welcome in the contest