Summary of the sailing battle for 2024 Olympic tickets: Sophia-Athit 2, sailing the coolest Thai sails.
Admiral Adung Pan-iam, Commander-in-Chief of the Navy presided over the closing ceremony and award medals to the winners In the Asian Sailing Championships & Asian Continental Olympic Qualifier for Paris 2024 Olympic Games at the Rajavarun Sailing Club Association. Under the Royal Patronage, Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, last December 19, with Admiral Somprasong Nilsamai, President of the Sailing Sports Association of Thailand. Under the Royal Patronage, Khunying Patama Leesawadtrakul Member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC Board) and the Executive Committee of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), Mr. Pramet Ngampichet, Mayor of Pattaya City, and Quanhai Li, President of the World Sailing Federation, participated in the ceremony.
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Organizing the Asian Sailing Championships & Asian Continental Olympic Qualifier for Paris 2024 Olympic Games. This time, the Sailing Racing Association of Thailand under royal patronage honored by The Asian Sailing Federation (ASAF) and the World Sailing Organization (World Sailing: WS) are hosting the competition. This is the first time that Thailand has hosted the Asian Sailing Championships. and compete for seats to compete in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France.
with cooperation from government agencies and the private sector are very good at hosting the competition on behalf of Thailand. especially from Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT), National Sports Development Fund, Royal Thai Navy, government agencies in Chonburi Province, Pattaya City and network partners. and the Sports Association of Chonburi Province The competition will be held between 13-19 December 2023 in front of Pratumnak Hill. and Jomtien Beach, Pattaya City
There were 198 athletes participating in the competition, 147 boats from 22 nations participating in the competition, including Bahrain, Cambodia, China, Taiwan, Czech Republic, France, Guatemala, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Kuwait, Malaysia, Oman, Serbia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand. United Arab Emirates and Uzbekistan
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There are 6 types of boats participating in the competition, including ILCA6, ILCA 7, 470, 49er, 49er Fx and Nacra17. Today is the last day of the competition. Athletes in each category have been eliminated, leaving only the top 10 to participate in the final round. The winner of each category will receive 8 quota tickets to compete in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France, separated into 1st and 2nd place winners in the ILCA6 and ILCA 7 categories and 1st place winner. In the 470, 49er, 49er Fx, and Nacra17 categories.
The competition was on the last day on December 19th. Two Thai athletes were able to win two tickets to compete in the Olympics: Sophia Gale Montgomery in the ILCA6 category and Athit Mikel Romanik in the category. ILCA7 This type of ILCA6 stadium has 2 Olympic seats, which are national seats. China was ranked 1-3 and received 1 seat, and the remaining 1 seat belonged to a Thai athlete who was ranked 4th.
For Sofia, the results of the competition after 9 rounds were 3rd place, 12 points ahead of the athletes from India in 5th place. In the Medal Race round, the score is calculated multiplied by 2, so there is still no missing score. Therefore, we must try to prevent Indian athletes from getting into the good ranks. Must play defensively against India. and allowing athletes from China to go 1-3 in order to get Olympic tickets
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While the ILCA7 category, which also has 2 Olympic seat tickets, Athit Mikel Romanik
Performed in 2nd place. Details of the results of each category are as follows:
ILCA 6
1. Min Gu (China)
2.Dongshuang Zhang (China)
3. Hui Li (China)
ILCA 7
1. Nicholas Haliday (Hong Kong)
2.Athit Mikel Romanik (Thailand)
3. Khairulnizam Mohd Afendi (Malaysia)
49erFX
1. Xiaoyu Hu-Mengyuan Shan (China)
2. Misaki Tanaka-Sera Nagamatsu (Japan)
3. Kimberly Lim-Celika Low (Singapore)
49er
1. Saiting Wen-Dian Liu (China)
2.Mingliang Ding-Wenwei Zhang (China)
3.Prince Noble-Manu Francis (India)
470
1. Ming Su-Yahan Tu (China)
2. Zhangjun Su-Yani Su (China)
3.Wenju Dong-Jiangsha Wang (China)
Nacre 17
1. Huichong Mai-Linlin Chen (China)
2.Sue Yang-Xiaoxiao Hu (China)
3. Huangsheng Zhao-Tiu Yu (China)
2023-12-20 05:02:30
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