This section tabulates the heads of qualification in a form suitable to be filled in as events progress. The full qualification rules[1] for weightlifting published by IWF contain intricate conditions too lengthy for inclusion in Wikipedia. |  |
This article details the qualifying phase for weightlifting at the 2024 Summer Olympics. The competition at these Games comprises a total of 120 weightlifters coming from different nations; each is permitted to enter a maximum of three weightlifters per gender, and a maximum of one per weight category.[1][2]
Qualification system edit
Each of the ten bodyweight categories consists of twelve weightlifters coming from different NOCs. These qualification spots are distributed to the following criteria below:[2]
- IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) – The ten highest-ranked weightlifters (by name and NOC) will obtain a quota place for their respective NOC and bodyweight category through the biennial IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking list (running from August 1, 2022, to April 28, 2024). If a weightlifter ranks in the top ten of the OQR for more than one weight category, the NOC involved must declare to the IWF which weightlifting event will he or she compete at the Games by May 10, 2024. If the NOC contains more than three athletes per gender across different weight categories in the top 10 of the OQR, the NOC must declare to the IWF which athletes they decide will be allocated the Olympic quota places.[2]
- IWF Olympic Continental Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) – To achieve the widest possible representation across the IWF-recognized continental federations (Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania), a single quota place is distributed to the highest-ranked eligible weightlifter, representing the NOC whose continent lies outside the top ten of his or her respective bodyweight category.[2]
- Host nation – As the host country, France reserves two men and two women quota places across the different bodyweight categories. If less than two French weightlifters, whether male or female, qualify regularly and directly through the OQR, they may add more eligible athletes of their choice to attain the maximum guaranteed quota places, respecting the three-member limit per NOC.[2]
- Universality places – Six invitational places (three per gender) will be entitled to eligible NOCs interested to have their weightlifters compete in Paris 2024 as granted by the Universality principle.[2]
The quota places obtained by the ranking list (including continental places) and the Tripartite Commission (or Universality Invitation) are awarded to the specific weightlifter by name. Those for the host nation are distributed to the NOC which could allocate them among the various weight classes. If French weightlifters qualify through the ranking list, the number of host nation places would decrease (that is, the host places would only be used if France enters fewer than three men and three women, and only so many as needed to bring France up to those numbers would be used). Unused host places would be awarded through the IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking list.[1]
To be eligible for Paris 2024, all weightlifters must compete at the 2023 IWF World Championships in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, at the 2024 IWF World Cup in Phuket, Thailand, and in three or more qualifying tournaments as listed in the timeline section. Apart from two compulsory events, the host country France and those eligible for the Universality invitational places may compete in a minimum of two qualifying tournaments.[3]
Each NOC is permitted to enter one weightlifter per bodyweight category and three per gender across all weight classes. The maximum number of athletes per NOC across all weight classes could also be limited because of the consequences wreaked by the anti-doping violations. Breaching an obligation under the IWF Anti-Doping Rule, failing to comply with any directives or requests on anti-doping matters issued by IWF, or committing three or more anti-doping violations sanctioned by IWF throughout the qualification calendar would forfeit some or all quota places obtained by any NOC at the Games.[1]
Timeline edit
| Event | Date | Venue |
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| 2022 World Championships | December 5–16, 2022 |  Bogotá, Colombia
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| 2023 Pan American Championships | March 25 – April 2, 2023 |  Bariloche, Argentina
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| 2023 European Championships | April 15–23, 2023 |  Yerevan, Armenia
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| 2023 Asian Championships | May 5–13, 2023 |  Jinju, South Korea
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| 2023 African Championships | May 11–20, 2023 |  Tunis, Tunisia
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| 2023 IWF Grand Prix #1 | June 8–18, 2023 |  Havana, Cuba
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| 2023 World Championships* | September 2–17, 2023 |  Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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| 2023 Pacific Games | November 20–24, 2023 |  Honiara, Solomon Islands
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| 2023 IWF Grand Prix #2 | December 2–12, 2023 |  Doha, Qatar
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| 2024 African Championships | February 2–10, 2024 |  Ismailia, Egypt
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| 2024 Asian Championships | February 3–10, 2024 |  Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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| 2024 European Championships | February 12–20, 2024 |  Sofia, Bulgaria
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| 2024 Oceania Championships | February 21–25, 2024 |  Auckland, New Zealand
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| 2024 Pan American Championships | February 23–29, 2024 |  Caracas, Venezuela
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| 2024 IWF World Cup* | March 31–April 11, 2024 |  Phuket, Thailand
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* Compulsory event – all weightlifters must compete in the event to acquire eligibility for Paris 2024
Qualification summary edit
| Nation | Men | Women | Total | ||||||||
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| 61 kg | 73 kg | 89 kg | 102 kg | +102 kg | 49 kg | 59 kg | 71 kg | 81 kg | +81 kg | ||
 Algeria |
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 Armenia |
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3 | |||||||
 Australia |
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3 | |||||||
 Bahrain |
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2 | ||||||||
 Belgium |
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1 | |||||||||
 Brazil |
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1 | |||||||||
 Bulgaria |
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3 | |||||||
 Canada |
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1 | |||||||||
 China |
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6[a] | ||||||
 Chinese Taipei |
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3 | |||||||
 Colombia |
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4 | ||||||
 Cuba |
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1 | |||||||||
 Dominican Republic |
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3 | |||||||
 Ecuador |
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3 | |||||||
 Egypt |
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5 | |||||
 France |
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4[b] | ||||||||
 Georgia |
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3 | |||||||
 Great Britain |
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1 | |||||||||
 India |
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1 | |||||||||
 Individual Neutral Athletes |
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3 | |||||||
 Indonesia |
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3 | |||||||
 Iran |
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2 | ||||||||
 Iraq |
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1 | |||||||||
 Italy |
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2 | ||||||||
 Japan |
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3 | |||||||
 Latvia |
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1 | |||||||||
 Madagascar |
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1 | |||||||||
 Marshall Islands |
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1 | |||||||||
 Malaysia |
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1 | |||||||||
 Mexico |
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1 | |||||||||
 Moldova |
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1 | |||||||||
 New Zealand |
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1 | |||||||||
 Nigeria |
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1 | |||||||||
 Norway |
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1 | |||||||||
 Papua New Guinea |
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1 | |||||||||
 Philippines |
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3 | |||||||
 Qatar |
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1 | |||||||||
 Romania |
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2 | ||||||||
 Refugee Olympic Team |
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2 | ||||||||
 Samoa |
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2 | ||||||||
 South Korea |
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5 | |||||
 Syria |
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1 | |||||||||
 Thailand |
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4 | ||||||
 Tunisia |
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1 | |||||||||
 Turkey |
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1 | |||||||||
 Turkmenistan |
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1 | |||||||||
 Ukraine |
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1 | |||||||||
 United States |
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5 | |||||
 Uzbekistan |
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1 | |||||||||
 Venezuela |
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5 | |||||
 Vietnam |
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1 | |||||||||
| Total: 49 NOCs | 11 | 10 | 10 | 12 | 11 | 10 | 11 | 10 | 9 | 11 | 108 |
Men's events edit
61 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | China
|
Li Fabin |
| United States
|
Hampton Morris | ||
| Italy
|
Sergio Massidda | ||
| Indonesia
|
Eko Yuli Irawan | ||
| Philippines
|
John Ceniza | ||
| Thailand
|
Theerapong Silachai | ||
| Georgia
|
Shota Mishvelidze | ||
| Malaysia
|
Aniq Kasdan | ||
| Vietnam
|
Trịnh Văn Vinh | ||
| Bulgaria
|
Ivan Dimov | ||
| IWF Olympic Continental Qualification Ranking | 1 | Papua New Guinea
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Morea Baru |
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Total | 12 | ||
73 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | Indonesia
|
Rizki Juniansyah |
| Japan
|
Masanori Miyamoto | ||
| Thailand
|
Weeraphon Wichuma | ||
| Bulgaria
|
Bozhidar Andreev | ||
| South Korea
|
Bak Joo-hyo | ||
| Latvia
|
Ritvars Suharevs | ||
| Turkey
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Muhammed Furkan Özbek | ||
| Venezuela
|
Julio Mayora | ||
| Colombia
|
Luis Javier Mosquera | ||
| IWF Olympic Continental Qualification Ranking | 1 | Tunisia
|
Karem Ben Hnia |
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Total | 12 | ||
89 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | Bulgaria
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Karlos May Nasar |
| Colombia
|
Yeison López | ||
| Venezuela
|
Keydomar Vallenilla | ||
| Iran
|
Mirmostafa Javadi | ||
| Egypt
|
Karim Abokahla | ||
| Italy
|
Antonino Pizzolato | ||
| Moldova
|
Marin Robu | ||
| Armenia
|
Andranik Karapetyan | ||
| South Korea
|
Yu Dong-ju | ||
| IWF Olympic Continental Qualification Ranking | 1 | Australia
|
Kyle Bruce |
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Total | 12 | ||
102 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | China
|
Liu Huanhua |
| Armenia
|
Garik Karapetyan | ||
| Qatar
|
Fares El-Bakh | ||
| Uzbekistan
|
Akbar Djuraev[c] | ||
| Individual Neutral Athletes
|
Yauheni Tsikhantsou | ||
| South Korea
|
Jang Yeon-hak | ||
| Bahrain
|
Lesman Paredes | ||
| Turkmenistan
|
Döwranbek Hasanbaýew | ||
| Georgia
|
Irakli Chkheidze | ||
| Samoa
|
Don Opeloge | ||
| IWF Olympic Continental Qualification Ranking | 1 | United States
|
Wesley Kitts |
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Invitational Place | 1 | Refugee Olympic Team
|
Ramiro Mora Romero |
| Total | 13 | ||
+102 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | Georgia
|
Lasha Talakhadze |
| Bahrain
|
Gor Minasyan | ||
| Armenia
|
Varazdat Lalayan | ||
| Iran
|
Ali Davoudi | ||
| Syria
|
Man Asaad | ||
| Individual Neutral Athletes
|
Eduard Ziaziulin | ||
| Egypt
|
Abdelrahman El-Sayed | ||
| Iraq
|
Ali Rubaiawi | ||
| Algeria
|
Walid Bidani | ||
| Japan
|
Eishiro Murakami | ||
| IWF Olympic Continental Qualification Ranking | 1 | New Zealand
|
David Liti |
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Total | 12 | ||
Women's events edit
49 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | India
|
Saikhom Mirabai Chanu |
| Thailand
|
Surodchana Khambao | ||
| United States
|
Jourdan Delacruz | ||
| Romania
|
Mihaela Cambei | ||
| Japan
|
Rira Suzuki | ||
| Belgium
|
Nina Sterckx | ||
| Venezuela
|
Katherin Echandia | ||
| Chinese Taipei
|
Fang Wan-ling | ||
| Dominican Republic
|
Beatriz Pirón | ||
| IWF Olympic Continental Qualification Ranking | 1 | Madagascar
|
Rosina Randafiarison |
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Total | 12 | ||
59 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | China
|
Luo Shifang |
| Ukraine
|
Kamila Konotop | ||
| Canada
|
Maude Charron | ||
| Colombia
|
Yenny Álvarez | ||
| Chinese Taipei
|
Kuo Hsing-chun | ||
| Venezuela
|
Anyelin Venegas | ||
| Philippines
|
Elreen Ando | ||
| Nigeria
|
Rafiatu Lawal | ||
| France
|
Dora Tchakounté | ||
| Mexico
|
Janeth Gómez | ||
| IWF Olympic Continental Qualification Ranking | 1 | Marshall Islands
|
Mattie Sasser |
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Total | 12 | ||
71 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | United States
|
Olivia Reeves |
| Ecuador
|
Angie Palacios | ||
| Romania
|
Loredana Toma | ||
| Philippines
|
Vanessa Sarno | ||
| Egypt
|
Neama Said | ||
| Chinese Taipei
|
Chen Wen-huei | ||
| Colombia
|
Mari Sánchez | ||
| Individual Neutral Athletes
|
Siuzanna Valodzka | ||
| France
|
Marie Fegue[d] | ||
| IWF Olympic Continental Qualification Ranking | 1 | Australia
|
Jacqueline Nichele |
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Total | 12 | ||
81 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | Ecuador
|
Neisi Dajomes |
| Egypt
|
Sara Ahmed | ||
| Norway
|
Solfrid Koanda [e] | ||
| Australia
|
Eileen Cikamatana | ||
| South Korea
|
Kim Su-hyeon | ||
| Cuba
|
Ayamey Medina | ||
| Brazil
|
Laura Amaro | ||
| Dominican Republic
|
Yudelina Mejía | ||
| Quota Reallocated | 1 | ||
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Invitational Place | 1 | Refugee Olympic Team
|
Yekta Jamali |
| Total | 13 | ||
+81 kg edit
| Section | Places | NOC | Qualified weightlifter |
|---|---|---|---|
| IWF Olympic Qualification Ranking (as of April 28, 2024) |
10 | China
|
Li Wenwen |
| South Korea
|
Park Hye-jeong | ||
| Great Britain
|
Emily Campbell | ||
| Thailand
|
Duangaksorn Chaidee | ||
| United States
|
Mary Theisen-Lappen | ||
| Ecuador
|
Lisseth Ayoví | ||
| Egypt
|
Halima Abbas | ||
| Venezuela
|
Naryury Pérez | ||
| Samoa
|
Iuniarra Sipaia | ||
| Dominican Republic
|
Crismery Santana | ||
| Quota Reallocated | 1 | Indonesia
|
Nurul Akmal |
| Host country or Universality place | 1 | ||
| Total | 12 | ||
Notes edit
- ^ 1 category of men and 1 category of women are still yet to be decided.
- ^ Due to their "Host country" places, which allows up to 4 participants (two women and two men).
- ^ He has also qualified in +102kg, but has announced to race in 102kg.
- ^ She has also qualified in the 81 kg.
- ^ She has also qualified in +81kg but has announced to race in 81kg
References edit
- ^ a b c d "Qualification System – Games of the XXXIII Olympiad – Weightlifting" (PDF). IWF. Retrieved 27 December 2022.
- ^ a b c d e f Meng, Licheng (21 December 2022). "How to qualify for weightlifting at Paris 2024. The Olympics qualification system explained". International Olympic Committee. Retrieved 27 December 2022.
- ^ Oliver, Brian (5 December 2022). "IWF reveals dates and details for Paris 2024 weightlifting qualifying". Inside the Games. Retrieved 27 December 2022.