Colombia already has 66 places to face the Olympic Games. The national team got a new numerical quota, the MTB cycling – Cross country (men’s)will have a representative who will be with the delegation in the jousts of Paris 2024. Following the completion of the Olympic qualification process, The UCI confirmed a new allocation of an Olympic placethe federation must confirm the nominal selection of the athlete who will represent the country in the competitions.
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He mountain biking or MTBmade its Olympic debut 100 years after track cycling and road cycling: it did so in the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games, with individual races for men and women. Among the athletes who will fight for that position are Diego Arias, Hilvar Malaver and Jhonnatan Boterothe latter was fifth in the Rio 2016 Olympics. It should be noted that in Tokyo-2020 There were no representatives in this specialty of cycling.
The tricolor delegation completed 21 nominal classifications and 45 numerical classifications, for a total of 66 places, distributed among 15 federations. Football, athletics, swimming, wrestling, gymnastics, boxing, equestrian, archery, sailing, fencing, weightlifting, cycling, canoeing (for the first time in Olympic history), triathlon, judo and now MTB cycling, They are the Federations that add qualified athletes to the Paris Games.
It is expected that in the coming weeks the number will exceed 70 classifiedssince there are still disciplines that have not closed their qualifying events.
1-18. Colombia Women’s National Team (Soccer-Team)
19. Lorena Arenas (Athletics-20 km. March)
twenty. Éider Arévalo (Athletics – 20 km. March)
twenty-one. Natalia Linares (Athletics – Long jump)
22. Daniel Restrepo (Swimming – 3m Trampoline)
23. Ronal Longa (Athletics – 100m dash)
24. Flor Denis Ruiz (Athletics – Javelin Throw)
25. Tatiana Rentería (Wrestling – 76kg.)
26. Angie Orjuela (Athletics-Marathon).
27. Luisa Blanco (Artistic Gymnastics-All-around)
28. Angie Valdés (Boxing – 60 kg. female)
29. Valeria Arboleda (Boxing – 57 kg. female)
30. Jenny Arias. (Boxing – 54 kg female)
31. Roberto Terán (Equestrian jumping)
32. Ana María Rendón (Archery – recurve)
33. Víctor Bolaños (Sailing – kite formula)
3. 4. Luis Felipe Uribe (Diving – 3 meter springboard)
35. Alexis Cuero (Greco-Roman wrestling – 77 kg.)
36. Carlos Muñoz (Greco-Roman wrestling – 87 kg.)
37. Alisson Cardozo (wrestling- 50 kg.)
38. Ingrit Valencia (boxing-50 kg.)
39. Yílmar González (boxing-57 kg.)
40. Jhon Edison Rodríguez (sword fencing)
41. Ángel Hernández (trampoline gymnastics)
42. Yenny Álvarez (weightlifting – 59 kg.)
43. Luis Javier Mosquera (Weightlifting – 73 kg.)
44. Yeison López (Weightlifting – 89 kg.)
Four. Five. Marí Leivis Sánchez (Weightlifting – 71 kg.)
46-48. Men’s Team (Recurve Bow Shooting)
49. Ángel Barajas (Parallel bars-artistic gymnastics)
50-51. Team Laura Chalarca and César Herrera (Mixed Walking-Senior Marathon)
52-53. Team Lorena Arenas and Mateo Romero (Mixed Senior Walking Marathon)
54. Kevin Quintero (Track cycling – keirin speed)
55. Martha Bayona (Track cycling – keirin speed)
56. Numerical quota for track cycling (female – keirin speed)
57. Numerical quota for track cycling (omnium men)
58. Numerical quota for road cycling (women’s distance)
59-60. Numerical quotas for road cycling (male CRI and long distance)
61. Manuela Gómez (Canoeing – C1-200m)
62. Numerical quota for track cycling (men – keirin speed)
63. Mauricio Ortega (Athletics – Discus throw)
64. María Carolina Velásquez (Triathlon)
65. Erika Lasso (Judo – 48kg)
66. Numerical quota for MTB cross-country cycling (men)
