National quotas for the World Championships in Boston

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National quotas for the World Championships in Boston

Concluded World Championships in Shanghai, & egrave; time to think about the next edition to be disputer & agrave; between twelve months Boston. So, after seven years, the World Championships will return & agrave; in the United States.

In light of the results emerging in China, are gi & agrave; been established quotas for each participating nation. The 'occasion & egrave; perci & ograve; propitious to make a quick review regulatory and understand what criteria are followed by time. To get three seats, the sum of the placings of the two best athletes must be equal to or less than 13. However, nell''ipotesi in which a nation has only one athlete in the race, a placing in the top two & egrave; adequate for three seats. To get two seats, the sum of the placings of the two best athletes must be equal to or less than 28. However, nell''ipotesi in which a nation has only one athlete in the race, a placing between the third and tenth place & egrave; sufficient to ensure two places. In essence, a placing in the top ten garantir & agrave; always, that goes wrong, two places. To determine how many seats will be available to each nation, the placings are transformed into numbers following three criteria: A) From the first to the fifteenth place, each place obtained is equivalent to the number fee. B) All skaters / couples who qualify for the free program, but are placed in the top fifteen positions, they get 16 points. C) All skaters / couples who do not qualify for the free program will get 18 points, including a pair of art which sits seventeenth. Moving from theory to practice, now becomes easy to understand how many seats will be available to each country for the next World Championships. Obviously, all countries have enrolled all''ISU right to be present at each race, provided they are in possession of athletes with the necessary technical scores. SECTOR FEMALE 3 PLACES RUSSIA (1 & deg; Tuktamysheva, 3 & deg; Radionova) JAPAN (2 & deg; Miyahara, 6 & deg; Hongo) UNITED STATES (4 & deg; Gold, 5 & deg; Wagner) 2 PLACES CHINA (9 & deg; Li) FRANCE (10 & deg; Meite) CANADA (11 & deg; Chartrand, 21 & deg; Daleman) KOREA (12 & deg; Park, 19 & deg; Kim) MALE SECTOR 3 PLACES SPAIN (1 & deg; Fernandez) UNITED STATES (4 & deg; Brown, 8 & deg; Rippon) 2 PLACES JAPAN (2 & deg; Hanyu, 12 & deg; Kozuka) KAZAKHSTAN (3 & deg; Ten) CANADA (5 & deg; Nguyen, 22 & deg; Ten) UZBEKISTAN (6 & deg; Ge) RUSSIA (7 & deg; Kovtun, 13 & deg; Voronov) FRANCE (9 & deg; Amodio, 18 & deg; Besseghier) CHINA (10 & deg; Yan, 26 & deg; Song) PAIRS OF ARTISTIC 3 PLACES CANADA (1 & deg; Duhamel / Radford, 8 & deg; Seguin / Bilodeau) CHINA (2 & deg; Sui / Han, 3 & deg; Pang / Tong) RUSSIA (5 & deg; Kavaguti / Smirnov, 6 & deg; Tarasova / Morozov) 2 PLACES UNITED STATES (7 & deg; Scimeca / Knierim, 12 & deg; Denney / Frazier) FRANCE (9 & deg; James / Cipres) ITALY (11 & deg; Marchei / Hotarek, 14 & deg; Della Monica / Guarise) DANCE 3 PLACES FRANCE (1 & deg; Papadakis / CIZERON) UNITED STATES (2 & deg; Chock / Bates, 5 & deg; Shibutani / Shibutani) CANADA (3 & deg; Weaver / Poje, 6 & deg; Gilles / Poirier) 2 PLACES ITALY (4 & deg; Cappellini / Lanotte, 12 & deg; Guignard / Fabbri) RUSSIA (7 & deg; Ilinykh / Zhiganshin, 8 & deg; Monko / Khaliavin)
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