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FIS has issued quotas country by country for the next few weeks of the World Cup Alpine skiing. Prior to & ograve; We explain in detail the federal regulation providing for them.
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Each national federation affiliated to the FIS Ski has a share based on 1 athlete for each specialty & agrave; you can subscribe to the races of the World Cup, provided & eacute; You meet the following conditions:
1) for the slalom and the giant l & rsquo; athlete must not have more & ugrave; 120 points on the lists of one of the five specialties & agrave; (Downhill, super-G, giant slalom and combined);
2) for the downhill and super-G l & rsquo; athlete must not have more & ugrave; 80 FIS points in the list of & rsquo; event to which you want to enter (valid criterion for the competition with 500 points in the World Cup and qualified for the continental cups);
3) for combined with the descent l & rsquo; athlete must not have pi & ugrave; 80 FIS points list in the FIS downhill, for combined with the super-G should not have more & ugrave; 80 points in the lists of FIS downhill, super-G and combined.
For each specialty & agrave; a national quota is calculated periodically on the basis of the start list for the World Cup (World Cup Starting List). The periods are fixed according to the calendar of events and decided before the & rsquo; start of the season. The share & egrave; established on the number of athletes per nation ranked in the top 60 of the start list of specialty & agrave ;, but a national federation can & ograve; have a maximum of 8 athletes to share additional to the basic: for example, if in the first 60 of the list of departure of any specialty & agrave; l & rsquo; Italy were to have 12 athletes would be entitled to a national share of 8 athletes pi & ugrave; the base dimension of 1 athlete for a total of 9 athletes pi & ugrave; those which may be qualified through the continental cups.
Athletes who meet the above conditions if injured players may be replaced by other athletes in the top 60 of the start list of specialty & agrave; or by other athletes in the top 100 of the FIS list of specialty & agrave; or other athletes who have at least 500 points in the start list of the overall World Cup.
For all countries that organize races World Cup, the national associations who share a total of 6 athletes (1 + national quota share basis 5) can field a maximum of six athletes. I qualified through the continental cups of the organizing country are included in the maximum of 6 participants. Total shares for over 6 are allowed only in the first 350 athletes including lists FIS specialty & agrave ;.
In tests of the descent a nation can & ograve; deploy up to 9 athletes in activities & agrave ;, with two exceptions:
1) Teams with a share of 7 athletes can schierarne 2 pi & ugrave; It is that the test is a view of a descent is that it is in view of two descents (such as Lake Louise for women, for example);
2) Teams with a share of 8 athletes and up can schierarne 3 pi & ugrave; if the test & egrave; in view of a descent, 4 in pi & ugrave; if the test & egrave; in view of two descents. All athletes must have not deployed additional pi & ugrave; 80 points in the list of FIS downhill.
3) If a resort & agrave; are staged downhill and combined the maximum number of athletes per nation in the test can not & ograve; exceed 50% more & ugrave; of the total national quota (quota share basis + + National + athletes qualified from continental cups Additional testing).
In the combined, in addition to the athletes of the total, each nation can & ograve; to field athletes in more & ugrave; they are ranked in the top 30 of the start lists for the two World Cup events that make up the cluster or that have at least 500 points in the start list of the overall World Cup and have no more & ugrave; 120 points in the list if the FIS slalom race of the second combined & egrave; a slalom and no longer & ugrave; 80 points in the lists of FIS downhill or super-G if the second round of the combined & egrave; a downhill or super-G. If all athletes who want to deploy additional respect these conditions, the nation that has a total share of 9 it can & ograve; 5 & ​​deploy in more ugrave ;, the nation with 8 it can & ograve; deploy in 4 pi & ugrave ;, the nation with 6 or 7 it can & ograve; deploy 3 more & ugrave ;, the nation the nation with 4 or 5 it can & ograve; deploy 2 pi & ugrave ;, the nation with 3 it can & ograve; deploy one in pi & ugrave ;. If an athlete does not finish the first round of the combined pu & ograve; participate in the second extent that & eacute; is within the previous conditions and is included in the additional quota.
The winners of the continental cups can participate in law in all the races of the next World Cup. As for the European Cup, the first three classified in a cup of specialty & agrave; They have the right to participate in all the races of that specialty & agrave; the next World Cup, in respect of the Nor-Am Cup, the top two finishers in a particular cup of specialty & agrave; They have the right to participate in all the races of that specialty & agrave; the next World Cup, to other continental cups only the winner of a particular cup of specialty & agrave; He has the right to participate in all the races of that specialty & agrave; the next World Cup.
Below here quotas total by country (countries not mentioned, as gi & agrave; explained, they can field one athlete extent that & eacute; complies with the conditions specified & Outdoors; beginning of this article) valid until January 6 for men and up to 3 January for women, in parentheses the additional posts for qualified through the continental cups.
Men's downhill: AUSTRIA 9 + 3 (Joachim Puchner, Markus D & uuml; rager, Thomas Mayrpeter); CANADA 5 + 2 (Tyler Werry, Jeffrey Frisch); CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); CROATIA 2; FRANCE 8; GERMANY 6; ITALY 9 + 1 (Riccardo Tonetti); NORWAY 4; CZECH REPUBLIC 2; SLOVENIA 3; UNITED STATES 9 + 1 (Michael Ankeny); SWITZERLAND 9.
SuperG men: AUSTRIA 9 + 2 (Patrick Schweiger, Thomas Mayrpeter); CANADA 6 + 2 (Jeffrey Frisch, Broderick Thompson); CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); CROATIA 2; FRANCE 7; GERMANY 4; JAPAN 1; ITALY 8 + 1 (Riccardo Tonetti); NORWAY 4; NEW ZEALAND 1; CZECH REPUBLIC 2; RUSSIA 2; SLOVENIA 4; UNITED STATES 9 + 1 (Michael Ankeny); SWITZERLAND 9 + 1 (Fernando Schmed).
Giant men: ARGENTINA 1 + 1 (Sebastiano Gastaldi); AUSTRIA 9 + 1 (Roland Leitinger); CANADA 4 + 1 (Trevor Philp); CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); CROATIA 2; FINLAND 4; FRANCE 7; GERMANY 4; JAPAN 1 + 1 (Hideyuki Narita); ITALY 9 + 1 (Riccardo Tonetti); NORWAY 6 + 1 (Rasmus Windingstad); NEW ZEALAND 1 + 2 (Adam Barwood, Willis Feasey); CZECH REPUBLIC 3; SLOVAKIA 2; SLOVENIA 2; US 6 + 2 (Michael Ankeny, Tommy Ford); SWEDEN 4; SWITZERLAND 7 + 1 (Lo & IUML c Meillard).
Men's slalom: ARGENTINA 1 + 1 (Thomas Birkner de Miguel); AUSTRIA 9; CANADA 3; CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); CROATIA 3; FRANCE 7; GERMANY 6; JAPAN 2 + 2 (Hideyuki Narita, Kasuga Kono); GREAT BRITAIN 2 + 1 (Dave Ryding); ITALY 7 + 1 (Riccardo Tonetti); NORWAY 6; NEW ZEALAND 1 + 1 (Adam Barwood); CZECH REPUBLIC 2; RUSSIA 3; SLOVAKIA 2; SLOVENIA 3; US 4 + 2 (Michael Ankeny, Tim Kelly); SWEDEN 8; SWITZERLAND 7 + 1 (Bernhard Niederberger).
Combined men: AUSTRIA 8; CANADA 3; CHILE 1 + 1 (Henrik Von Appen); CROATIA 3; FINLAND 2; FRANCE 6; GERMANY 2; JAPAN 1; ITALY 6; NORWAY 4; POLAND 2; CZECH REPUBLIC 4; RUSSIA 2; SLOVAKIA 2; SLOVENIA 3; US 6; SWEDEN 2; SWITZERLAND 7.
Women's downhill: AUSTRALIA 1 + 1 (Greta Small); AUSTRIA 9 + 3 (Ricarda Haaser, Siebenhofer Ramona, Tamara Tippler); CANADA 2 + 1 (Candace Crawford); CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 6; GERMANY 4; JAPAN 1 + 1 (Emi Hasegawa) ITALY 8; LIECHTENSTEIN 2; MONACO 2; NORWAY 4; SLOVENIA 3; SPAIN 2; UNITED STATES 7 + 2 (Julia Ford, Katie Ryan); SWEDEN 2; SWITZERLAND 9 + 1 (Jasmine Flury); HUNGARY 2.
SuperG female: AUSTRALIA 1 + 1 (Greta Small); AUSTRIA 9 + 2 (Ricarda Haaser, Mirjam Puchner); CANADA 4 + 1 (Candace Crawford); CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 8 + 1 (Roman Miradoli); GERMANY 5; JAPAN 1 + 2 (Emi Hasegawa. Asa Ando) ITALY 9; LIECHTENSTEIN 2; NORWAY 5; CZECH REPUBLIC 2; SLOVENIA 5; SPAIN 2; UNITED STATES 7 + 1 (Abby Ghent); SWEDEN 2; SWITZERLAND 7 + 1 (Jasmine Flury); HUNGARY 1.
Female giant: ARGENTINA 1 + 1 (Salome Bancora); AUSTRALIA 1 + 1 (Greta Small); AUSTRIA 9 + 1 (Ricarda Haaser); CANADA 3 + 1 (Candace Crawford); CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 9; GERMANY 5; JAPAN 2 + 2 (Emi Hasegawa, Makiko Arai); ITALY 9 + 1 (Karoline Pichler); LIECHTENSTEIN 2; NORWAY 3; NEW ZEALAND 1 + 1 (Piera Hudson); CZECH REPUBLIC 2; SLOVENIA 5; US 5 + 1 (Megan McJames); SWEDEN 7 + 1 (Ylva St & aring; lnacke); SWITZERLAND 8.
Women's slalom: ANDORRA 2; ARGENTINA 1 + 1 (Salome Bancora); AUSTRALIA 1 + 1 (Greta Small); AUSTRIA 9 + 3 (Ricarda Haaser, Lisa-Maria Zeller, Katharina Troops); CANADA 4 + 1 (Candace Crawford); CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 6; GERMANY 7 + 1 (Marlene Schmotz); JAPAN 2 + 1 (Emi Hasegawa); ITALY 6; NORWAY 2; CZECH REPUBLIC 3; SLOVAKIA 3; SLOVENIA 3; US 3 + 1 (Paula Moltzan); SWEDEN 9; SWITZERLAND 7.
Combined female: AUSTRALIA 2; AUSTRIA 9; CANADA 2; CHILE 1 + 1 (Noelle Barahona); FRANCE 4; GERMANY 2; ITALY 4; NORWAY 2; CZECH REPUBLIC 2; SERBIA 2; SLOVENIA 5; US 4; SWITZERLAND 6.
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