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With the conclusion of the Olympic Games have updated the quotas available to each nation for the next period of the World Cup, the last of the season. Here the update regarding the male sector, for the female sector CLICK HERE
Tuesday 25 February 2014 6 minutes reading time
Contrary to the rules of the beginning of the season (click here to discover them), there are three seats reserved for the nominal Continental Cup These are the criteria used for the fourth and final period:
Assume the right to compete in World Cup races in all distance cross-country skiers who - in their Coc - have achieved at least 60.00 FIS points in the last 365 giorni.Assumono the right to compete in the World Cup sprint races in all cross-country skiers - in their Coc - have reached at least 120.00 FIS points (in distance or sprint races) in the last 365 days.
It should be noted that Easter Europe Cup (Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Ukraine), Far East Cup (China, Iran, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, Mongolia, Taiwan and Uzbekistan) and U.S. Super Tour (United States) do not have communicated the athletes who have reached the requirements.
In light of these changes, this is the complete picture of the quotas for the fourth and final period of World Cup 2013/14.
NORWAY 12 DISTANCE (6 + 2 + Red Group Petter Northug Emil Iversen + + + Simen Østensen Daniel Myrmäl Helgestad) 12 SPRINT (6 + 2 + Red Group Petter Northug Emil Iversen + + + Simen Østensen Daniel Myrmä the Helgestad) 13 MULTISTAGE (9 + Petter Northug Emil Iversen + + + Simen Østensen Daniel Myrmäl Helgestad)
RUSSIA 7 DISTANCE (6 + Aleksander Legkov) 6 9 SPRINT MULTISTAGE
SWEDEN 6 7 SPRINT DISTANCE (6 + Emil Jönsson) 9 MULTISTAGE
SWITZERLAND 4 SPRINT DISTANCE 6 7 MULTISTAGE
ITALY 5 6 DISTANCE SPRINT 8 MULTISTAGE
GERMANY 7 DISTANCE (6 + Andy Kühne) 6 SPRINT (5 + Andy Kühne) MULTISTAGE 9 (8 + Andy Kühne)
KAZAKHSTAN 5 4 SPRINT DISTANCE 7 MULTISTAGE
CANADA 7 DISTANCE (4 + Graham Nishikawa + Michael + Scomppi Kevin Sandau) 7 SPRINT (4 + Graham Nishikawa + Michael + Scomppi Kevin Sandau) 9 MULTISTAGE (6 + Graham Nishikawa + Michael + Scomppi Kevin Sandau)
REPUPPLICA CZECH DISTANCE 7 (4 + Jakub Kordutch Jacob Graef + + Ondrej Horyna) 7 SPRINT (4 + Jakub Kordutch Jacob Graef + + Ondrej Horyna) 9 MULTISTAGE (6 + Jakub Kordutch Jacob Graef + + Ondrej Horyna)
FRANCE 7 DISTANCE (5 + Paul + Goalabre Bastien Poirrier) 6 SPRINT (4 + Paul + Goalabre Bastien Poirrier) MULTISTAGE 9 (7 + Paul + Goalabre Bastien Poirrier)
UNITED STATES 4 4 SPRINT DISTANCE 6 MULTISTAGE
FINLAND 4 SPRINT DISTANCE 5 6 MULTISTAGE
AUSTRIA 3 SPRINT DISTANCE 3 4 MULTISTAGE
BELARUS 3 SPRINT DISTANCE 3 4 MULTISTAGE
ESTONIA 3 4 SPRINT DISTANCE 5 MULTISTAGE
JAPAN 3 SPRINT DISTANCE 3 4 MULTISTAGE
POLAND 3 SPRINT DISTANCE 3 4 MULTISTAGE
UKRAINE 2 3 SPRINT DISTANCE 3 MULTISTAGE
GREAT BRITAIN 3 SPRINT DISTANCE 3 4 MULTISTAGE
SLOVAKIA 3 4 SPRINT DISTANCE 2 MULTISTAGE
AUSTRALIA 3 DISTANCE (2 + Callum Watson) 5 SPRINT (2 + Callum Watson Philip Bellingham + + Paul Kovacs) MULTISTAGE 4 (3 + Callum Watson)
CHINA 2 3 SPRINT DISTANCE 3 MULTISTAGE
ROMANIA 3 4 SPRINT DISTANCE 2 MULTISTAGE
BULGARIA 3 DISTANCE (2 + Veselin Tsinzov) 3 SPRINT (2 + Veselin Tsinzov) MULTISTAGE 4 (3 + Veselin Tsinzov)
CROATIA 3 DISTANCE (2 + Edi Dadic) Sprint 4 (2 + Edi + Dadic Andrej Buric) MULTISTAGE 4 (3 + Edi Dadic)
ALL OTHER NATIONS 2 SPRINT DISTANCE 2 3 MULTISTAGE
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