With one year to go until the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Russian athletes are preparing to compete in a variety of sports and qualify for Olympic spots. As one of the most successful nations in Olympic history, Russia has traditionally excelled in a wide range of sports, and this year is no different.
At the upcoming Olympics, Russian athletes will be competing in a total of 28 sports, with a total of 339 events. This includes both traditional Olympic sports such as athletics, swimming, and gymnastics, as well as newer additions such as BMX cycling, karate, and skateboarding.
In addition to these 28 sports, Russia will also be represented in two additional events: the mixed doubles tennis event and the mixed team event in modern pentathlon. This brings the total number of sports in which Russian athletes can qualify for Olympic spots to 30.
In order to qualify for an Olympic spot, Russian athletes must meet certain criteria set by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). These criteria include achieving a certain level of performance in international competitions, as well as having a certain number of athletes ranked in the top 10 in the world rankings.
The Russian Olympic Committee is currently working hard to ensure that its athletes are able to meet these criteria and qualify for Olympic spots in each of the 30 sports. This includes providing financial support for training and competition, as well as providing access to the best coaches and facilities.
With one year to go until the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Russian athletes are preparing to compete in a variety of sports and qualify for Olympic spots. With the support of the Russian Olympic Committee, these athletes have a great chance of achieving success and bringing home medals for their country.
