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The "highest ranked three (3) athletes" rule applies only for the nations that already qualified an athlete. For example, if qualification ended today, and would get a second quota via ranking in women's trampoline, and in men's. The other places would go to NOCs that have not qualified an gymnast yet. Also, in the end I think both the host and the Oceania spot will be unused as they should qualify via ranking.

That's why I said that it won't be that easy for Camilla to get a second quota for since and are in very good position for a second quota...

This event will give direct quotas for the 2024 Paralympics in Archery, Boccia, Shooting, Table Tennis and Wheelchair Tennis. Also, the top teams in Goalball, Wheelchair Basketball and Wheelchair Rugby will qualify for the Paralympics.

No, they are not. Camilla even prefers her middle name "Lopes", but FIG uses her last name "Gomes".

According to the qualification system, the first scenario is the correct one, meaning Camilla can get an additional quota for if she's one of the 3 highest athletes in the Olympic qualification ranking. Meaning Alice can't obtain a quota via World Cup series. The same for Hu, Methot, Stevens and Songhurst. It's not that easy for Camilla to qualify since she'll be competing with the likes of Zhu and Page (all qualified for the final here, but behind another athlete from their nations), but she certainly has a better shot than Alice would have.

Men's Trampoline quotas: Women's Trampoline quotas:

Didn't know Kate Winslet could sing, and the song is good! Funny how some songs can transport you back in time, even if sometimes they don't completely fit your style.

1 UNITED STATES 124 +2 286 -7 2 BRAZIL 66 +12 205 +36 3 MEXICO 52 +15 142 +4 4 CANADA 46 +11 164 +12 5 1 CUBA 30 -3 69 -31 6 1 COLOMBIA 29 +2 101 +19 7 2 ARGENTINA 17 -16 75 -25 8 CHILE 12 -1 79 +29 9 1 PERU 10 -1 32 -9 10 2 VENEZUELA 8 -1 44 +1 11 2 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 8 -3 32 -8 12 1 ECUADOR 7 -3 36 +4 13 1 PUERTO RICO 3 -2 20 -4 14 2 GUATEMALA (EAI) 3 +1 19 15 10 URUGUAY 2 +2 10 +2 16 12 PANAMA 2 +2 8 +4 17 2 BOLIVIA 2 +1 5 18 3 COSTA RICA 1 9 +4 19 4 EL SALVADOR 1 -2 4 19 2 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 1 4 -7 21 3 PARAGUAY 1 7 +2 22 9 JAMAICA 1 -5 6 -13 23 7 ARUBA 0 3 +2 24 5 NICARAGUA 0 2 -1 25 5 BAHAMAS 0 3 +2 25 NEW GUYANA 0 3 +3 25 NEW HAITI 0 3 +3 28 2 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA 0 1 -2 28 NEW SURINAME 0 1 +1 30 7 BARBADOS 0 -1 2 +1 31 NEW BERMUDA 0 1 +1 31 NEW DOMINICA 0 1 +1 31 4 HONDURAS 0 1 -1 31 NEW SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS 0 1 +1 As we can see from the medal table, all 4 top nations made considerable gains in gold medals, accounting for almost 66% of total gold medals (vs. 59% in 2019), which caused other nations to suffer a little, especially . Without most of their Track and Field stars, suffered the biggest drop here in the rankings, as well as in gold and total medals percentage. all had their best Games ever, and I think some other nations too: . had a huge increase in the total number of medals, but failed to win more gold medals, which is certainly a bit disappointing for a host nation. They lost a staggering number of direct finals (14 out of 17), which would certainly help them in the ranking (they also were 8th in 2019). Even with a drop in medals, achieved a better ranking compared to Lima, which I think is a first for a previous host? Record number of nations that medaled in a single edition with 34, thanks in part to six NOCs that managed to win at least one medal after none in Lima: . Three nations that had at least one medal in 2019 did not win any this time: .

Looking at my optimistic predictions of gold medals for team Brasil, I almost matched the actual results in total numbers. While I'm happy with the results, I wish Brazil had won more gold medals in different sports, like Archery, Canoeing and Cycling. We did manage to win a medal in a sport we never won anything before (Baseball), so that's a positive, along with the unexpected gold medals in Wrestling. Won more gold medals than predicted +2 Athletics, Boxing, Judo, Gymnastics (Rhythmic), Tennis +1 Canoeing Slalom, Triathlon Matched the predictions Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Equestrian, Fencing, Football, Karate, Roller Skating (Artistic), Sailing, Skateboarding, Volleyball. Won less gold medals than predicted -1 Archery, Badminton, Canoeing Sprint, Cycling (BMX), Gymnastics (Artistic), Gymnastics (Trampoline), Open Water, Surfing, Swimming, Taekwondo, Table Tennis. Won gold medals that were not predicted +2 Wrestling +1 Rowing

Remembering Brazil's 66 gold medals. So sad the whole thing is over

Apparently Brazil won the title in the women's competition (which was Football), and Mexico in the men's.

Hugo Calderano (Table Tennis, 2G 1S) and Nicole Pircio (Rhythmic Gymnastics, 3G) are our flagbearers for the closing ceremony.

I completely forgot there was an e-sports competition here

confirms 3rd place, repeating the 2019 Lima result, but breaking the all time record of gold and total medals in a single edition. holds 7th place ahead of . And with a gold in Karate, is seems that will end in the top 10.

A gold for in Karate

Gold for Erin Jackson in speed skating.

Because Brazil had more success in doubles in the last decade, I usually watch more doubles than singles - of course mostly from brazilian players, since they don't show other matches (unless is a Grand Slam final or something).

Com 64 ouros, Brasil superou minha previsão inicial de 63 ouros, a qual era bem otimista. Hoje ganhou 9 ouros como havia previsto, mas também perdeu um do Atletismo e não ganhou alguns nos esportes "menores". Grande surpresa do dia foi o ouro da Esgrima, tinha apostado no ouro individual da Nathalie e veio no time. Para amanhã tinha previsto 2 ouros: Tiro com Arco individual e Tênis de Mesa masculino. O primeiro não é mais possível, porém temos duplas mistas ainda. O segundo é provável, mas Calderano e cia. estão tão cansados que uma derrota não me surpreenderia. Fora isso acho que não tem tantas chances de medalha já que Brasil só compete no BMX, Caratê e Patinação Velocidade.

Only 1 day to go and 24 medal events left. I'm curious to see some final positions in the medal table. Seems like 3rd place is between and , while 7th place will be or . Don't know how many gold chances they have left. Also interesting is the fight for the top 10. It seems like is safe and will fight for 10th place.

hits the 200 medals mark with a gold in men's Football. While I'm happy (a gold is a gold), it's kinda sad lost this title at home (worse: on penalties). I still remember the our Rio 2016 gold medal - even though I'm not the biggest Football fan, it was one of the most celebrated moments by brazilian people.

Fair, but this Volleyball final means very little in the grand scheme of things...

wins a gold medal in Artistic Skating after a great performance from our skater... I guess? It wasn't shown anywhere

Gold and Olympic quota for . Bronze for which surprisingly had a hard match against (28-27).

250k people are watching the volleyball final, while only 5,000 are watching the handball final (which is an Olympic qualifying event, of course). This unfortunately shows the priorities of our sport...

The medal ceremony just happened, I think they waited until the whole thing was solved.