After finishing Santiago 2023, where Team Chile had a historic participation, we will let you know the athletes who qualified for the next Olympic Games in Paris.
Those classified via Pan American Games
In Tennis, Tomás Barrios achieved a silver medal in both singles and men’s doubles at the Pan American Games, qualified for the Olympic event. This way, We once again have Chilean representatives in this sport, something that hasn’t happened since Beijing 2008.
In the same way, Clemente Seguel would arrive in Paris 2024 after achieving second place in the ILCA 7 of sailing, also being his first participation in the games. For its part, Ricardo Soto would qualify after taking the bronze medal in archeryit should be noted that it was already in Rio de Janeiro 2016.
Horse riding is not far behind either, as Agustín Covarrubias qualified after his outstanding performance in the equestrian show jumping. In individual trainingthe German nationalized ChileanSvenja Grimm, secured her participation in the games by finishing in eighth place.
Those that were already ready
Francisca Crovettowho gave us the first gold medal in these Pan American Games, He had already won his ticket to France in the Skeet Shooting World Cup, which was also played this year.
Likewise, the sisters Antonia and Melita Abraham had qualified for the World Rowing Championships respectively.but still won five medals for Team Chile in Santiago 2023.
Finally, María José Maillard had already been registered for the great sporting event, although she still broke it, winning two silver medals.which were nothing short of being gold.
That’s all?
Obviously, even more national athletes could joinWell, months before the start of the Paris Olympic Games more will be carried out qualifying competitions in different disciplines. So we will just have to wait for the Team Chile do an excellent job.
It is worth mentioning that The great Olympic event will begin on July 26 and will last until August 11, 2024.
The entry Team Chile: Meet the athletes who qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympics was first published in Pasión de Hincha.
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