Olympic Diving - How many swimmers will compete at the Paris 2024

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Olympic Diving - How many swimmers will compete at the Paris 2024

Swimming has been one of the most popular sports since the establishment of the Olympic Games in 1896. It is also one of the oldest sports at the Games, having been featured in every competition in modern Olympic history. The highly anticipated Paris 2024 Summer Games will include various swimming events at the Paris La Défense Arena, giving swimmers from all over the world the opportunity to claim the gold.

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According to Olympics.com, each National Olympic Committee (NOC) will be given 26 quotas for men and women. Each NOC will be allowed to send a maximum of two athletes to compete in the individual competition at the Paris 2024. This brings the total number of swimmers who have taken part in the Olympics to a staggering 852!

Olympic Swimming: Qualification pathway

The Olympic Committee recently announced that the qualification process for Paris 2024 will be based on a four-point system with priority in the following order:

Athletes who have reached the Olympic Qualifying Time (OQT).
Athletes who are members of an NOC relay team (relay athletes only).
Universal seats
Athletes who have been invited and have reached the Olympic Consideration Time (OCT)

In certain events at the Summer Games, athletes will be required to reach Olympic Qualifying Time or Olympic Consideration Time. There are different times for individual competitions, and athletes must meet these times during the qualifying period from March 1, 2023 to June 23, 2024.

Each NOC is allowed to enter two athletes for the competition, provided that the athlete meets the OQT. After the end of the qualifying period, if the 852 swimming spots have not been filled in accordance with the three priority qualifying methods, athletes who have reached the OST will compete in various competitions until the number is reached.

The relay at the Olympic Paris will feature 16 teams in each category. The final results of the 20th World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka, Japan in July 2023 will determine the top three teams that will advance to the respective competitions in Paris.

The remaining 13 places will be determined in the preliminary heats of each relay at the 21st FINA World Championships 2024 in Doha, Qatar. This will exclude teams that have already qualified in Japan.

In the event of a tie in Japan, only 12 places will be up for grabs in Qatar. However, if two teams are tied for third place in Qatar, they will compete in a swim to determine who will qualify for the Olympic 2024. Universal places are created to help NOCs who do not have qualified athletes. They will be allowed to enter one male and one female athlete in one event each.

NOCs with no athletes who have completed the OQT may enter two athletes (male and female) for one event each, provided that the athletes competed in either of the two World Championships during the qualifying period.

Tom Daley hints he will dive into Paris 2024

Daley won the men's 10m synchronized gold with teammate Matty Lee in Tokyo. Tom Daley has once again hinted that he will put aside thoughts of retirement and set his sights on defending his Olympic diving title in Paris 2024.

Daley won the men's 10m synchro gold with teammate Matty Lee in Tokyo and said after his success that he would likely make a decision about his future before the end of the year.

Speaking to an upcoming issue of GQ magazine, the 27-year-old said he doesn't think he has reached his peak in the sport yet. Daly said, I've always said I'll keep going until my body gives up or until I get a gold medal. And I have a gold medal. But my body is getting better.

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“So, there are a lot of decisions to be made in the next year or so. This time, which I had after the Olympic 2024, when I didn't dive, I got it, you know what? I really miss this. I really love diving! It's something I would probably do anyway for fun."

Olympic Paris Nomination Policies for Swimming and Diving Announced

Swim Ireland is pleased to announce the nomination policy for the Paris 2024 Summer Games in swimming and diving, which has been approved by the Irish Olympic Federation.

In swimming, the policy provides for three opportunities for qualification in individual events: the 2023 World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan this July, the 2024 World Championships in Doha, Qatar in February 2024, and the Irish Open Championships, which is currently scheduled. for May 2024.

Qualification for the World Championships in Fukuoka will consist of performances at the Irish Open, which will be held at the National Aquatic Center from 1 to 5 April this year. In relay swimming, World Aquatics (formerly known as FINA) has ruled that only two World Championship events can be used for relay qualification for the Olympic 2024 in this case.

Swimming qualification for the Games is governed by World Aquatics, which has set an Olympic Qualifying Time (OQT) and an Olympic Trial Time (OCT) for Paris 2024. The OQTs are set from the top 14 results at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and the 2022 World Championships in Budapest. This qualification level is set at the highest level for the Olympics to date, with all nations now facing the most difficult set of Olympic individual competition qualifying results ever published.

OCTs have been set at just 0.5% outside of each respective OQT and in some cases are faster than the qualifying scores of previous Tokyo Olympics. With the OCT set at such a high level, these standards will allow such athletes to be able to qualify for semi-final positions at recent World Championships or the Olympics if repeated after their presence.

However, athletes can only attend the Summer Games through the OCT if they are invited to do so by World Aquatics and the International Olympic Committee. The number of invitations worldwide is expected to be very low as such invitations are only offered after all other athletes have been offered their places at the Games. In addition to this, World Aquatics received fewer places for athletes at the Olympic 2024 than in previous times.

In diving, individual and synchronized qualification opportunities are available at the 2023 EOC European Games in Rzeszow, and in swimming at the World Championships in Fukuoka and Doha. There are no more than 136 places available worldwide in diving, with the European Games providing the first opportunity to qualify; only gold medallists in Rzeszow at every Olympic event will secure a spot for their country on this occasion.

At the World Championships in Fukuoka, the top 12 in the individual and top 3 in the synchronized classification in each Olympic discipline will receive places, with the last qualifying opportunity being given at the Doha World Championships in 2024, after which the remaining places will be allocated based on slots, available for sports at a given time.

National Performance Director John Rudd commented: We are in a very good position to be able to confirm our Olympic 2024 nomination route at a relatively early stage and provide athletes with three different options to achieve this.

The use of the World Championships as part of our qualifying routes was important as we felt we should endorse such performances at these events as that is ultimately what we are looking for at the Games - proof that an athlete can perform on the international stage for the time that really matters.

In diving, the qualifying events are run by World Aquatics, but in swimming we have more flexibility. So, we also felt that qualifying competitions on home soil were important for our athletes as well. So, the opportunities are a good mix of that without having to try to qualify too often, which often jeopardizes performance at the Summer Games as a result.

Rudd went on to say: In swimming, the OCT is now represented at such a high level that we feel the same as many other top nations to see them now; if invitations come to us through the OCT performance (given that there will be so few of them around the world as a whole), such an athlete will be at the level to be very competitive at the Summer Games.

On this basis, if any such invitations come from performances in our three nomination competitions, we will be inclined to accept them. There's no doubt that this is an extremely busy and exciting period for swimming and diving as the two World Championships take place seven months apart in preparation for Paris 2024 and there seems to be something worth keeping up to date with, almost every month.

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