Some 1,900 athletes have qualified to compete at the World Athletics Championships Oregon22 from July 15-24.
The qualification period for individual track and field disciplines closed on June 26 following a busy weekend of national championships action, while the invitation process for relays ended on June 28.
About 63 percent of athletes have qualified by entry standard, 33 percent by world ranking position and four percent by designated finishes in qualifying competitions – such as area championships.
75 countries are expected to enter athletes through universality places.
The Road to Oregon tool on the World Athletics website shows which athletes – subject to being officially selected by their member federation – have qualified to compete at the World Championships, either by entry standard or world ranking position within a discipline’s quota.
The tool identifies the first three qualifiers per nation, but any athlete who has qualified can be selected within the limit of three per nation.
As this is a qualification monitoring tool, not an entry monitoring tool, it won’t highlight which athletes have been officially selected by their member federation, but team announcements of many of the leading nations will be published on the World Athletics website in the weeks leading up to the championships.
Member federations have until the entry deadline of July 4 to submit their final selections.
