Luge at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Qualification

The following is about the qualification rules and the quota allocation for the luge at the 2022 Winter Olympics.[1]

Qualification rules

The qualification is based on the cumulative points of the Olympic Season from 1 July 2021 to January 10, 2022. A total of 106 quota spots are available to athletes to compete at the games. A maximum 35 men, 35 women, and 18 doubles teams will initially qualify. Each NOC can enter a maximum of three men, three women, and two doubles. The host nation has the right to enter a competitor in the men's, doubles, and women's competitions provided they meet minimum standards. The team relay will consist of all nations who can form a relay team from qualified athletes.[1]

Quota allocation

Current summary

Provisional standings after race 4 of 7[2]

Nations Men's Doubles Women's Relay Athletes
 Argentina11
 Australia11
 Austria323x10
 Bosnia and Herzegovina11
 Bulgaria112
 Canada112x6
 China111x4
 Chinese Taipei11
 Czech Republic111x4
 Georgia11
 Germany323x10
 Great Britain11
 Ireland11
 Italy313x8
 Japan11
 Latvia323x10
 Netherlands11
 Poland111x4
 Romania111x4
 ROC323x10
 Slovakia211x5
 South Korea111x4
 Sweden112
 Switzerland11
 Ukraine212x6
 United States313x8
Total: 26 NOCs 35 18 35 14 106

Men's

NOCs ranked within the top 50 on the Olympic Season World Cup Ranking List qualify one sled. If there is less than 35 qualifiers then NOCs with a second sled ranked in the top 32 may qualify. If there is still less than 35, then NOCs with a third sled ranked in the top 32 may qualify a third sled.

Number of sleds Athletes total Nation
3 18  Germany
 ROC
 Austria
 Italy
 Latvia
 United States
2 4  Ukraine
 Slovakia
1 13  Canada
 Romania
 Poland
 Australia
 Sweden
 Bulgaria
 China
 Georgia
 Great Britain
 Czech Republic
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Japan
 South Korea
3535

    Doubles

    NOCs ranked within the top 25 on the Olympic Season World Cup Ranking List qualify one sled. If there is less than 18 qualifiers then NOCs with a second sled ranked in the top 28 may qualify.

    Number of sleds Athletes total Nation
    2 16  Germany
     ROC
     Austria
     Latvia
    1 20  Italy
     Poland
     Canada
     United States
     South Korea
     Ukraine
     Czech Republic
     Romania
     Slovakia
     China[lower-alpha 1]
    1836
    1. China's best entry does not rank in the top 25 so would qualify as host.

    Women's

    NOCs ranked within the top 40 on the Olympic Season World Cup Ranking List qualify one sled. If there is less than 35 qualifiers then NOCs with a second sled ranked in the top 32 may qualify. If there is still less than 35, then NOCs with a third sled ranked in the top 32 may qualify a third sled.

    Number of sleds Athletes total Nation
    3 18  Germany
     Italy
     Austria
     Latvia
     ROC
     United States
    2 4  Canada
     Ukraine
    1 13  Switzerland
     Romania
     South Korea
     China
     Poland
     Czech Republic
     Sweden
     Slovakia[lower-alpha 1]
     Chinese Taipei[lower-alpha 2]
     Netherlands[lower-alpha 2]
     Argentina[lower-alpha 2]
     Ireland[lower-alpha 2]
     Bulgaria[lower-alpha 2]
    3535
    1. allocated to qualify for team relay.
    2. allocation according to rule D3.1 for sleds outside of the top 40.

    Team relay

    Criteria Teams Nation
    Nations with sleds in all events 13  Austria
     Canada
     China
     Czech Republic
     Germany
     Italy
     Latvia
     Poland
     Romania
     ROC
     South Korea
     Ukraine
     United States
    Nations who needed an additional quota 2  Slovakia[lower-alpha 1]
     Sweden[lower-alpha 2]
    1. needs one quota in women's
    2. needs one quota in doubles

    References

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