2024 Olympic Qualifier Series
| 2024 Olympic Qualifier Series | |
|---|---|
 Official logo | |
| Location | Shanghai (16-19 May, 2024) Budapest (20-23 June, 2024) |
| Website | https://olympics.com/en/olympic-qualifier-series/ |
The 2024 Olympic Qualifier Series is a sporting event held in May and June 2024 in Shanghai and Budapest, respectively. This two-part series is the inaugural edition of a multi-sport Olympic qualifying event, which will determine the athletes who will compete in the 2024 Summer Olympics in BMX freestyle, breaking, skateboarding, and sport climbing.
Background[edit]
In April 2022, International Olympic Committee announced the plans for a four-sport, festival-style qualification event for what it described as "urban sports"—BMX freestyle, breaking, skateboarding, and sport climbing—in city-centre venues. The series was a part of the organisation's efforts to promote the Olympic qualifying process outlined in its Olympic Agenda 2020+ project, which cited the success of urban sports at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. The inaugural edition would take place between March and June 2024. [1]
The IOC announced the two host cities, Shanghai and Budapest, in October 2023. Shanghai was to be the first stop of the series, with events held at the Huangpu Riverside from 16 to 19 May 2024,[2] while the Budapest stage would be held from 20 to 23 June at the Ludovika Campus of the National University of Public Service.[3] Budapest previously hosted the inaugural World Urban Games in 2019.[2]
The final day of the series, 23 June, coincides with the annual Olympic Day, and marks the end of the qualifying process for the 2024 games.[2]
Qualification format[edit]
The competition is overseen by the respective international governing bodies of the four individual sports: the World DanceSport Federation (WDSF), the International Cycling Union, World Skate, and the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC).[2]
A total of 464 athletes from four sports will compete for just over 150 quota places in the 2024 Olympic Games, with an equal number of places for men and women. Athletes in BMX freestyle, sport climbing, and breaking earn up to 50 points each in Shanghai and Budapest, for a maximum of 100 points total. In skateboarding, a third of the points are allocated from past events, and the remaining two-thirds are earned in Shanghai and Budapest. The athletes with the highest points qualify for Paris based on the available quota places.[4]
| Sport | Competing athletes | Qualification spots | Point system | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Male | Female | Male | Female | |||
| BMX freestyle | 24 | 24 | 6 | 6 | Max 100 points 50 points from Shanghai 50 points from Budapest | |
| Breaking | 40 | 40 | 10 | 10 | Max 100 points 50 points from Shanghai 50 points from Budapest | |
| Skateboarding | Park | 44 | 44 | 22 | 22 | 1/3 from prior events 1/3 from Shanghai 1/3 from Budapest |
| Street | 44 | 44 | 22 | 22 | ||
| Sport climbing | Boulder & lead | 48 | 48 | 12 | 12 | Max 100 points 50 points from Shanghai 50 points from Budapest |
| Speed | 32 | 32 | 7 | 7 | ||
| Total | 232 | 232 | 79 | 79 | ||
| 464 | 158 | |||||
Competitors[edit]
Breaking[edit]
The following athletes have qualified for the Olympic Qualifier Series:[5]
| NOC | B-Boys | NOC | B-Girls |
|---|---|---|---|
 MAR
|
B-Boy Tawfiq |  RSA
|
B-Girl Midian Leah |
 ALG
|
B-Boy Chakib | RSA
|
B-Girl Courtnae Paul |
| ALG
|
B-Boy Zoo | MAR
|
B-Girl Alma |
 NED
|
B-Boy Menno |  UKR
|
B-Girl Stefani |
| NED
|
B-Boy Lee |  FRA
|
B-Girl Syssy |
 AUT
|
B-Boy Lil Zoo |  ITA
|
B-Girl Anti |
 USA
|
B-Boy Jeffro |  COL
|
B-Girl Luma |
| USA
|
B-Boy Gravity | USA
|
B-Girl Logistx |
 KOR
|
B-Boy Wing |  JPN
|
B-Girl Ayumi |
 CHN
|
B-Boy X-Rain | JPN
|
B-Girl Ami |
| CHN
|
B-Boy Lithe-ing | UKR
|
B-Girl Kate |
 BEL
|
B-Boy Mighty Jimm | BEL
|
B-Girl Madmax |
| COL
|
B-Boy Alvin |  GER
|
B-Girl Jilou |
 GBR
|
B-Boy Kid Karam | FRA
|
B-Girl Senorita Carlota |
| UKR
|
B-Boy Lussy Sky |  POL
|
B-Girl Paulina |
| KOR
|
B-Boy Hongten | CHN
|
B-Girl Ying Zi |
 AUS
|
B-Boy Benmx | AUS
|
B-Girl Molly |
| AUS
|
B-Boy Kid Tek | AUS
|
B-Girl Hannah |
| AUS
|
B-Boy Mighty Duck | AUS
|
B-Girl G-Clef |
 CHI
|
B-Boy Matita | USA
|
B-Girl La Vix |
 KAZ
|
B-Boy Amir | JPN
|
B-Girl Riko |
| JPN
|
B-Boy Issin |  POR
|
B-Girl Vanessa |
| FRA
|
B-Boy Lagaet | KOR
|
B-Girl Fresh Bella |
| UKR
|
B-Boy Kuzya | ITA
|
B-Girl Alessandrina |
| POL
|
B-Boy Wigor |  CAN
|
B-Girl Tiff |
 ESP
|
B-Boy XAK | CAN
|
B-Girl Emma |
| JPN
|
B-Boy Hiro10 |  MEX
|
B-Girl Swami |
| GBR
|
B-Boy Sunni | ESP
|
B-Girl Furia |
 TPE
|
B-Boy Quake | BEL
|
B-Girl Camine |
 NOR
|
B-Boy Daniel | KOR
|
B-Girl Starry |
| GBR
|
B-Boy Sheku |  ISR
|
B-Girl Nadia |
| FRA
|
B-Boy Khalil | FRA
|
B-Girl Kimie |
| KOR
|
B-Boy Kill | GER
|
B-Girl Pauline |
| BEL
|
B-Boy Tirock | ITA
|
B-Girl Spidergirl |
 BRA
|
B-Boy Leony | UKR
|
B-Girl Kim |
| FRA
|
B-Boy Neosan | ESP
|
B-Girl Raw Law |
| CHN
|
B-Boy JwFresh | CHN
|
B-Girl Ziyan |
 HUN
|
B-Boy Noris | HUN
|
B-Girl Csenge |
 PNG
|
B-Boy Peter Giwi Kal |  TOG
|
B-Girl Jeanny |
 ESA
|
B-Boy Edison |  GHA
|
B-Girl Tris Naomi |
BMX freestyle[edit]
The following athletes have qualified for the Olympic Qualifier Series:[6]
| NOC | Men | NOC | Women |
|---|---|---|---|
| AUS
|
Logan Martin | CHN
|
Deng Yawen |
| AUS
|
Jaie Toohey | CHN
|
Sun Sibei |
| AUS
|
Alec Danelutti | CHN
|
Sun Jiaqi |
| GBR
|
Kieran Reilly | USA
|
Hannah Roberts |
| GBR
|
Dylan Hessey | USA
|
Perris Benegas |
| GBR
|
Jude Jones | USA
|
Angie Marino |
| USA
|
Justin Dowell | GER
|
Kim Lea Muller |
| USA
|
Marcus Christopher | GER
|
Lara Marie Lessmann |
| USA
|
Nick Bruce | GER
|
Lillyana Seidler |
| JPN
|
Nakamura Rim | AUS
|
Natalya Diehm |
| JPN
|
Mizogaki Joji | AUS
|
Sarah Nicki |
| FRA
|
Anthony Jeanjean | GBR
|
Charlotte Worthington |
| FRA
|
Kevin Fabregue | GBR
|
Sasha Pardoe |
| BRA
|
Gustavo Oliveira |  SUI
|
Nikita Ducarroz |
| BRA
|
Caio Sousa | SUI
|
Michelle Neuner |
 CRO
|
Marin Rantes |  CZE
|
Iveta Miculyčová |
 ARG
|
Jose Torres Gill | FRA
|
Laury Perez |
 VEN
|
Daniel Dhers | JPN
|
Naito Nene |
 LAT
|
Ernests Zebolds | CHI
|
Macarena Perez Grasset |
 CRC
|
Kenneth Tencio | COL
|
Lizsurley Villegas |
| CHN
|
Hai Yang | ESP
|
Teresa Fernández-Miranda |
| HUN
|
Zoltan Kempf | BRA
|
Eduarda Bordignon |
| RSA
|
Vincent Leygonie | ARG
|
Analia Gabriela Zacarías |
| GER
|
Paul Thölen | VEN
|
Katherine Seiran Diaz |
Sport climbing[edit]
Speed[edit]
The following athletes have qualified for the Olympic Qualifier Series:[8]
Boulder & lead[edit]
Skateboarding[edit]
The following athletes have qualified for the Olympic Qualifier Series:
Park[edit]
| NOC | Men | NOC | Women |
|---|---|---|---|
| USA
|
Gavin Bottger | JPN
|
Hiraki Kokona |
| USA
|
Jagger Eaton | JPN
|
Kusaki Hinano |
| BRA
|
Augusto Akio | GBR
|
Sky Brown |
| USA
|
Tate Carew | ESP
|
Naia Laso |
| BRA
|
Luigi Cini | JPN
|
Yosozumi Sakura |
| BRA
|
Pedro Barros | USA
|
Minna Stess |
| USA
|
Tom Schaar | BRA
|
Raicca Ventura |
| AUS
|
Kieran Woolley | AUS
|
Ruby Trew |
| ESP
|
Danny Leon | USA
|
Bryce Wettstein |
 PUR
|
Steven Pineiro | GER
|
Lilly Stoephasius |
| AUS
|
Keegan Palmer | AUS
|
Arisa Trew |
| USA
|
Liam Pace | USA
|
Ruby Lilley |
| JPN
|
Nagahara Yuro | GBR
|
Lola Tambling |
 SWE
|
Hampus Winberg | BRA
|
Dora Varella |
| AUS
|
Keefer Wilson | USA
|
Grace Marhoefer |
 DEN
|
Viktor Solmunde | BRA
|
Yndiara Asp |
| BRA
|
Pedro Quintas | JPN
|
Hasegawa Mizuho |
| ITA
|
Alessandro Mazzara | USA
|
Jordyn Barratt |
| ITA
|
Alex Sorgente | USA
|
Lillian Erickson |
| BRA
|
Pedro Carvalho | BRA
|
Isadora Pacheco |
| AUS
|
Ash Wilcomes | JPN
|
Sugawara Mei |
| USA
|
Taylor Nye | KOR
|
Cho Hyunju |
| FRA
|
Vincent Matheron | JPN
|
Nakamura Kisa |
| NOR
|
Elias Nilsen | FRA
|
Emilie Alexandre |
| GER
|
Tyler Edtmayer |  FIN
|
Heili Sirvio |
| BRA
|
Murilo Peres | CAN
|
Fay Ebert |
| DEN
|
Rune Glifberg | ESP
|
Julia Benedetti |
| GBR
|
Tommy Calvert | AUS
|
Poppy Starr |
| ESP
|
Peio Gonzalez | AUS
|
Charlotte Heath |
| FRA
|
Noe Montagard | FRA
|
Nana Taboulet |
| POR
|
Thomas Augusto | ESP
|
Gadea Moja |
 PHI
|
Kiki Francisco | GBR
|
Lilly Strachan |
| ESP
|
Egoitz Bijueska | AUS
|
Aaliyah Wilson |
| ISR
|
Yam Behar | AUS
|
Coco Crafter |
| FRA
|
Edouard Damestoy | CHN
|
Li Yujuan |
| AUS
|
Ethan Copeland | SWE
|
Hedda Hjertberg |
| ARG
|
Omar Cocilova | CHN
|
Zheng Haohao |
| GBR
|
George O'Neill | BRA
|
Victoria Bassi |
| ESP
|
Alain Kortabitarte | ITA
|
Lucrezia Zarattini |
| GBR
|
Andrew Macdonald | FRA
|
Madeleine Larcheron |
| FRA
|
Tom Martin | BRA
|
Fernanda Tonissi |
| AUS
|
Phoenix Sinnerton | ESP
|
Ceci Rendueles |
| CHN
|
Chen Ye | AUT
|
Alisa Fessi |
| RSA
|
Dallas Oberholzer | MAR
|
Aya Asaqas |
Street[edit]
| NOC | Men | NOC | Women |
|---|---|---|---|
| JPN
|
Shirai Sora | JPN
|
Nishiya Momiji |
| USA
|
Nyjah Huston | BRA
|
Rayssa Leal |
| POR
|
Gustavo Ribeiro | JPN
|
Oda Yumeka |
| FRA
|
Aurelien Giraud | AUS
|
Chloe Covell |
| JPN
|
Netsuke Kairi | JPN
|
Akama Liz |
| JPN
|
Onodera Ginwoo | JPN
|
Nakayama Funa |
| JPN
|
Horigome Yuto | JPN
|
Yoshizawa Coco |
 SVK
|
Richard Tury | BRA
|
Pamela Rosa |
| BRA
|
Kevin Hoefler | JPN
|
Ito Miyu |
| JPN
|
Sasaki Toa | USA
|
Paige Heyn |
| CAN
|
Cordano Russell | BRA
|
Gabi Mazetto |
| USA
|
Jagger Eaton | NED
|
Roos Zwetsloot |
| FRA
|
Vincent Milou | CHN
|
Cui Chenxi |
| CAN
|
Ryan Decenzo | ESP
|
Daniela Terol |
| JPN
|
Aoki Yukito | AUS
|
Liv Lovelace |
| USA
|
Alex Milder | NED
|
Keet Oldenbeuving |
| BRA
|
Giovanni Vianna | AUS
|
Haylie Powell |
| USA
|
Chris Joslin | CHN
|
Zeng Wenhui |
| ARG
|
Matias Dell Olio | ESP
|
Natalia Munoz |
| USA
|
Braden Hoban | USA
|
Mariah Duran |
| ARG
|
Mauro Iglesia | FRA
|
Lucie Schoonheere |
| BRA
|
Felipe Gustavo | BEL
|
Lore Bruggeman |
| BRA
|
Gabryel Augilar | COL
|
Jazmín Álvarez |
| CAN
|
Matt Berger | USA
|
Poe Pinson |
| COL
|
Jhancarlos González | NED
|
Candy Jacobs |
 PER
|
Deivid Tuesta | FRA
|
Charlotte Hym |
| CAN
|
Micky Papa | AUS
|
Felicity Turner |
| FRA
|
Joseph Garbaccio | KOR
|
Ha Siye |
| AUS
|
Shane O'Neill | BRA
|
Kemily Suiara |
| PER
|
Ángelo Caro | CHN
|
Zhang Yan |
| USA
|
Jake Ilardi | CHN
|
Zhu Yuanling |
| AUS
|
Rome Collyer | BRA
|
Isabelly Avila |
| MEX
|
Greg Rodriguez |  NZL
|
Jessica Ready |
| SWE
|
Kristoffer Kroon | ESP
|
Afrika Criado Oliva |
| GER
|
Justin Sommer | ARG
|
Aldana Bertran |
| BRA
|
Lucas Rabelo | FRA
|
Jeromine Lourvet |
| GBR
|
Joe Hinson | CAN
|
Samantha Secours |
| AUS
|
Tommy Flynn |  THA
|
Vareeraya Sukasem |
| BRA
|
Filipe Mota | CHN
|
Lan Junyi |
| ITA
|
Agustin Aquila | ARG
|
Ailin Arzua |
| SUI
|
Kilian Zehnder | USA
|
Meagan Guy |
| POR
|
Gabriel Ribeiro | BRA
|
Marina Gabriela |
| RSA
|
Brandon Valjalo | POL
|
Weronika Choromanska |
| CHN
|
Zhang Jie | RSA
|
Boipelo Awuah |
References[edit]
- ^ Sankar, Vimal (1 April 2022). "IOC launches festival-style qualifier series for urban sports in run-up to Paris 2024". inside the games. Retrieved 5 April 2024.
- ^ a b c d Mackay, Duncan (12 October 2023). "Shanghai and Budapest selected to host inaugural Olympic Qualifier Series". inside the game. Retrieved 5 April 2024.
- ^ "Budapest to Host Olympic Qualification Series". Hungary Today. 13 October 2023. Retrieved 5 April 2024.
- ^ "Charting the Course to Paris 2024: Qualification and points System unveiled for Olympic Qualifier Series". olympics.com. IOC. 27 March 2024. Retrieved 5 April 2024.
- ^ https://olympics.com/en/news/bboys-bgirls-confirmed-breaking-olympic-qualifier-series
- ^ https://olympics.com/en/news/athletes-bmx-freestyle-olympic-qualifier-series
- ^ https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/news/all-the-sport-climbing-athletes-participating-in-the-olympic-qualifier-series
- ^ "Official website of the International Federation of Sport Climbing". www.ifsc-climbing.org.
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