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词条 Weightlifting at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Qualification
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  1. Summary

  2. Timeline

     Gold Level  Silver Level 

  3. Men

      61 kg    67 kg    73 kg    81 kg    96 kg    109 kg    +109 kg  

  4. Women

      49 kg    55 kg    59 kg    64 kg    76 kg    87 kg    +87 kg  

  5. References

{{Weightlifting at the 2020 Summer Olympics}}

This article details the qualifying phase for weightlifting at the 2020 Summer Olympics. The competition at these Games includes 196 athletes. Each competing nation is allowed to enter a maximum of 8 competitors, 4 men and 4 women.[1]

Summary

For each weight class, 14 weightlifters qualify. These places are allocated as follows:[1]

  • 8 from the ranking list of 30 April 2020
  • 5 continental places from that ranking list, with one per continent limited to NOCs without other qualified athletes
  • 1 from either the host (6 weight classes) or Tripartite Commission invitation (8 weight classes)

An NOC could only qualify one athlete per weight class. The maximum number of athletes per NOC could be limited due to anti-doping violations. If an NOC had between 10 and 19 violations from the 2008 Summer Olympics period through the end of 2020 qualifying, it was limited to two men and two women. If the NOC had 20 or more violations, it was limited to one man and one woman.[1]

Places earned by the ranking list (including continental places) or Tripartite Commission were awarded to the specific athlete by name. Places for the host nation were awarded to the NOC, which could allocate them among the various weight classes. If Japanese weightlifters qualified through the ranking list, the number of host nation places would decrease (that is, the host places would only be used if Japan qualified fewer than three men and three women, and only so many as needed to bring Japan up to those numbers would be used). Unused host places would be awarded through the world ranking list.[1]

Ranking points could be earned at various weightlifting events with a multiplier based on the level of event (gold events had a 1.1 multiplier, silver 1.05, and bronze 1.0). The best results in each of three periods were considered (1 November 2018 – 30 April 2019; 1 May 2019 – 31 October 2019; 1 November 2019 – 30 April 2020) along with the overall best result. To qualify, the weightlifter must have competed in at least one event in each of the three periods, have competed in at least six events overall, and have competed in at least one gold-level event and one other gold- or silver-level event. These restrictions were loosened for athletes using host nation quota places (who needed only one event in each period and one gold- or silver-level event) and Tripartite Commission invitation places (two events overall, including at least one gold- or silver-level).[1]

Eligible ranking events were:[1]

  • Gold - World and continental championships
  • Silver - IWF events, including multi-sport games and championships
  • Bronze - other international competitions
{{Weightlifting at the 2020 Summer Olympics – List of Qualified NOCs}}

Timeline

Gold Level

EventDateVenue
2018 World Championships November 1–10, 2018 TKM}} Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
2019 European Championships April 6–13, 2019 GEO}} Batumi, Georgia
2019 Pan-American Championships April 20–28, 2019 GUA}} Guatemala City, Guatemala
2019 Asian Championships April 20–30, 2019 CHN}} Ningbo, China
2019 African Championships April 23–30, 2019 EGY}} Cairo, Egypt
2019 Pan-American Junior Championships May 20–28, 2019 CUB}} La Habana, Cuba
2019 World Junior Championships June 1–8, 2019 FIJ}} Suva, Fiji
2019 European Junior Championships July 7–15, 2019 MDA}} Chisinau, Moldova
2019 Oceania Championships July 9–14, 2019 SAM}} Apia, Samoa
2019 Oceania Junior Championships July 9–14, 2019 SAM}} Apia, Samoa
2019 World Championships September 18–27, 2019 THA}} Pattaya, Thailand
2019 Asian Junior Championships October 20–27, 2019 PRK}} Pyongyang, North Korea

Silver Level

EventDateVenue
2019 EGAT's Cup International Championships February 7–10, 2019 THA}} Chiang Mai, Thailand
2019 IWF World Cup February 22–27, 2019 CHN}} Fuzhou, China
2019 International Fajr Cup March 1–5, 2019 IRI}} Ahvaz, Iran
2019 African Zone 2 Regional Championship March 2–7, 2019 KEN}} Nairobi, Kenya
2019 IWF Grand Prix – ODESUR CSLP May 11–12, 2019 PER}} Lima, Peru
2019 Japan-China-Korea Friendship Tournament July 6–7, 2019 JPN}} Tokyo, Japan
2019 Pan American Games July 27–30, 2019 PER}} Lima, Peru
2019 Pacific Games July 9–14, 2019 SAM}} Apia, Samoa
2019 Mediterranean Cup October 4–6, 2019 SMR}} Serravalle, San Marino
2019 Southeast Asian Games November 30–December 10, 2019 PHI}} Olongapo, Philippines

References

1. ^Official Qualifying System - Weightlifting Tokyo 2020
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