A long qualification path will take the athletes to Paris 2024 Olympics. Often, in various disciplines, obtaining a pass for the Games appears even more complex than winning a medal in the five-hoop event. The reason? The territorial criteria, which favor universal participation and provide for the presence of all continents, they mean that Europe is almost always at a disadvantagewith the result that important teams often stay at home (the Setterosa of water polo knows something about this…).
At Tokyo 2020, Italy had reached the record figure of 384 qualifiers: Will it be possible to do better in the French capital? The objective is certainly to try, even if the performance of team sports will clearly have a decisive impact.
In several disciplines the acquisition of a pass is attributed to the nation and should therefore not be considered nominal. What does it mean? Which, paradoxically, an athlete can obtain the Olympic card which allows Italy to take part in the Games, but in his place the coaches could call up another compatriot if they deem it appropriate: this is the case, for example, of skeet shooting and target shooting.
THE QUALIFICATION CRITERIA FOR THE PARIS 2024 OLYMPIC GAMES SPORT BY SPORT
HOW MANY TEAM SPORTS FOR ITALY IN PARIS 2024? QUALIFICATION PERCENTAGES
ITALY’S QUALIFIERS FOR PARIS 2024
SPORT CLIMBING
Matteo Zurloni – speed (achieved with victory at the World Championships on 10 August 2023)
BOXING
Salvatore Cavallaro – 80 kg (achieved in the semi-final at the European Games on 28 June 2023)
Giordana Sorrentino – 50 kg (achieved in the semi-final at the European Games on 28 June 2023)
Irma Testa – 57 kg (achieved in the semi-final at the European Games on 28 June 2023)
Aziz Abbes Mouhiidine – 92 kg (achieved in the final at the European Games on 30 June 2023)
SPEED CANOE
1 male C2 500 card* (won by Carlo Tacchini/Gabriele Casadei with 7th place in the World Championships on 27 August 2023)
SLALOM CANOE
1 female C1 Card* (won by Marta Bertoncelli at the World Championships on 22 September 2023)
1 Men’s C1 Card* (won by Paolo Ceccon at the World Championships on 22 September 2023)
1 Female K1 Card* (won by Stefanie Horn at the World Championships on 23 September 2023)
1 male K1 card* (won by Giovanni De Gennaro at the World Championships on 23 September)
BOATING
1 men’s lightweight double card* (earned by Stefano Oppo and Gabriel Soares with entry into Final A at the World Championships on 7 September 2023)
1 senior men’s four pair card (+1 reserve)* (earned by Nicolò Carucci, Andrea Panizza, Luca Chiumento and Giacomo Gentili with entry into Final A at the World Championships on 7 September 2023)
1 senior men’s doubles card* (earned by Luca Rambaldi and Matteo Sartori with their entry into Final A at the World Championships on 8 September 2023)
1 card two without senior men* (won by Davide Comini and Giovanni Codato with tenth place at the World Championships on 9 September 2023)
1 women’s senior doubles card* (won by Stefania Buttignon and Silvia Crosio with seventh place at the World Championships on 10 September 2023)
ROAD CYCLING
3 male cards* (earned by ranking on 18 October 2023)
4 female cards* (earned by ranking on October 18, 2023)
EQUITATION
1 full team card (earned on 18 September 2023 through placement in the Nations Cup)
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
5 men’s team artistic gymnastics cards* (won by Italy at the World Championships on 1 October 2023)
5 women’s team artistic gymnastics cards* (won by Italy at the World Championships on 2 October 2023)
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS
1 individual rhythmic gymnastics card* (won by Sofia Raffaeli with the world all-around gold on 17 September 2022)
1 individual rhythmic gymnastics card* (won by Milena Baldassarri at the World Championships on 24 August 2023)
5 team rhythmic gymnastics cards* (won by Italy at the World Championships on 25 August 2023)
MODERN PENTATHLON
Elena Micheli – women’s individual (achieved with victory in the World Cup Finals on 3 June 2023)
Alice Sotero – women’s individual (achieved with access to the final of the European Games on 27 June 2023)
Giorgio Malan – men’s individual (achieved gold at the European Games on 1 July 2023)
FENCING
3 individual and 1 team women’s foil cards* (pass won via world ranking on 10 December 2023)
SURF
Leonardo Fioravanti – men’s individual (pass achieved via world ranking on 18 July 2023)
TAEKWONDO
Vito Dell’Aquila – men’s 58 kg
Simone Alessio – men’s 80 kg
SHOOTING
1 men’s 10m rifle card* (won by Danilo Dennis Sollazzo with silver at the World Championships on 14 October 2022)
SKEET SHOOTING
2 men’s trap cards* (won by Mauro De Filippis with gold at the European Games on 30 June 2023 and by Giovanni Pellielo with entry into the final of the World Championships on 24 August 2023)
2 women’s trap cards* (won by Silvana Stanco with European gold on 27 August 2022 and Jessica Rossi with gold at the European Games on 30 June 2023)
1 men’s skeet card* (won by Luigi Lodde with the European silver on 9 September 2022)
2 women’s skeet cards* (won by Diana Bacosi with gold at the World Championships on 9 October 2022 and by Martina Bartolomei with gold at the European Games on 25 June 2023)
ARCHERY
1 women’s individual card* (won by Chiara Rebagliati with bronze at the European Games on 28 June 2023)
DIVES
2 women’s individual 3-meter springboard cards and 1 women’s synchro* (won by Chiara Pellacani with gold at the European Games on 25 June 2023 and by Elena Bertocchi with the final at the World Championships on 20 July 2023, and by Elena Bertocchi and Chiara Pellacani with bronze at the World Championships on 17 July 2023)
2 men’s 3 meter springboard cards* (won by Giovanni Tocci and Lorenzo Marsaglia in the World Cup final on 19 July 2023)
VELA
1 Nacra 17 mixed card (won by Ruggero Tita and Caterina Banti at the World Championships on 16 August 2023)*
1 male Windsurfing card (won by Nicolò Renna at the World Championships on 18 August 2023)*
1 female Windsurfing card (won by Marta Maggetti at the World Championships on 18 August 2023)*
1 male Kitesurf card (won by Riccardo Pianosi at the World Championships on 18 August 2023)*
1 female Kitesurfing card (won by Maggie Eillen Pescetto at the World Championships on 18 August 2023)*
1 male Laser card (won by Lorenzo Brando Chiaravini at the World Championships on 19 August 2023)*
1 female Laser card (won by Carolina Albano at the World Championships on August 19, 2023)*
1 49er FX card (earned by Jana Germani and Giorgia Bertuzzi on November 13, 2023)*
* The pass is not nominal
2023-12-02 21:17:50
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