World Cup 2012 quotas

Posted on | February 7, 2012 | Category: News

The number of athletes that each nation can enter in the World Cup events in 2012 is based on the World Ranking List Federation League table (World Cup 12 Quotas) as at 1 January 2012.

As previous years, the six best nations – separately for men and women – may enter eight athletes in the World Cup events (with the exception of the European Championships and World Championships). All other IOF members may enter six athletes. All 2011 individual World Champions, provided they are selected by their Federation, shall be offered a wild card place in competition 4 (and may participate in competition 5, if they qualify based on the World Cup standing after 4 races). All 2012 individual World Champions, provided they are selected by their Federation, shall be offered a wild card place in competitions 9 to 13. These wild card places shall be additional to the national quotas.

Six best nations on the World Ranking at 1 January 2012

Women: Sweden, Finland, Switzerland, Norway, Czech Republic, Great Britain
Men: Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Czech Republic, Denmark

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