Next Stop: Shanghai, 2nd to last Olympic Qualifier - Watch it LIVE!
Get Ready!
There are only TWO more stops for the top 44 skaters in the world before the Olympic teams are selected. Currently there are six USA Women in the mix for Park, and four USA women in the mix for street.
May 16-19 is when the first (of two) Paris Olympic Qualifier Series event takes place in Shanghai, People's Republic of China, from 16-19 May.
After Shanghai, the Budapest event will take place from June 20-24
How many skateboarders from each country get to go to Paris?
Each of the four events—Men’s Park, Women’s Park, Men’s Street, and Women’s Street—will feature 22 athletes in Paris, for a total of 88 skateboarding athletes overall.
On 24 June 2024, the skateboarders ranked in the top spots in these rankings will obtain quota spots for Paris 2024. A maximum of three athletes from each National Olympic Committee (NOC) may qualify for each event: So each Olympic team could feature, at most, three men and three women each in street and park, for a total possible squad of 12 skateboarders. Each continent is allotted at least one athlete.
As National Olympic Committees have the exclusive authority for the representation of their respective teams at the Olympic Games, athletes' participation at Paris 2024 depends on their NOC selecting them to represent their delegation.
The points on offer at OQS - a two-part qualifying series - will be worth much more than what was previously offered in phase one meaning no one in their current ranking is safe.
Skaters will have their points from part one, with their points from Shanghai and Budapest (the second stop for OQS) combined to form an official ranking from which the final field for Paris 2024 will be decided.
Here’s when to watch the Olympic Qualifier Series Shanghai
You can watch all the action from OQS in Shanghai live on Olympic Channel via Olympics.com and the official Olympics app for mobile devices.
Olympic Qualifier Series Shanghai:
16 May: Women’s Park Preliminary Round
17 May: Women’s Street Preliminary Round
18 May: Semifinals for all events
19 May: Finals for all events
Women (Park)
)Hiraki Kokona (JPN)
Kusaki Hinano (JPN)
Sky Brown (GBR)T
Naia Laso (ESP)
Yosozumi Sakura (JPN)
Minna Stess (USA)
Raicca Ventura (BRA)
Ruby Trew (AUS)
Bryce Wettstein (USA)
Lilly Stoephasius (GER)
Arisa Trew (AUS)
Ruby Lilley (USA)
Lola Tambling (GBR)
Dora Varella (BRA)
Grace Marhoefer (USA)
Yndiara Asp (BRA)
Hasegawa Mizuho (JPN)
Jordyn Barratt (USA)
Lillian Erickson (USA)
Isadora Pacheco (BRA)
Sugawara Mei (JPN)
Cho Hyunju (KOR)
Nakamura Kisa (JPN)
Emilie Alexandre (FRA)
Heili Sirvio (FIN)
Fay Ebert (CAN)
Julia Benedetti (ESP)
Poppy Starr (AUS)
Charlotte Heath (AUS
)Nana Taboulet (FRA)
Gadea Moja (ESP)
Lilly Strachan (GBR)
Aaliyah Wilson (AUS)
Coco Crafter (AUS)
Li Yujuan (CHN)
Hedda Hjertberg (SWE)
Zheng Haohao (CHN)
)Victoria Bassi (BRA)
Lucrezia Zarattini (ITA)
Madeleine Larcheron (FRA)
Fernanda Tonissi (BRA)
)Ceci Rendueles (ESP)
Alisa Fessi (AUT)
Aya Asaqas (MAR)
Women (Street)
Nishiya Momiji (JPN)
)Rayssa Leal (BRA)
Oda Yumeka (JPN)
Chloe Covell (AUS)
Akama Liz (JPN)
)Nakayama Funa (JPN)
Yoshizawa Coco (JPN)
Pamela Rosa (BRA)
IIto Miyu (JPN)
Paige Heyn (USA)
Gabi Mazetto (BRA)
Roos Zwetsloot (NED)
Cui Chenxi (CHN)
Daniela Terol (ESP)
Liv Lovelace (AUS)
Keet Oldenbeuving (NED)
Haylie Powell (AUS)
Zeng Wenhui (CHN)
Natalia Munoz (ESP)
Mariah Duran (USA)
Lucie Schoonheere (FRA)
Lore Bruggeman (BEL)
Jazmin Alvarez (COL)
Poe Pinson (USA)
Candy Jacobs (NED)
Charlotte Hym (FRA)
Felicity Turner (AUS)
Ha Siye (KOR)
Kemily Suiara (BRA)
Zhang Yan (CHN)
Zhu Yuanling (CHN)
Isabelly Avila (BRA)
Jessica Ready (NZL)
Afrika Criado Oliva (ESP)
Aldana Bertran (ARG)
Jeromine Lourvet (FRA)
Samantha Secours (CAN)
Vareeraya Sukasem (THA)
Lan Junyi (CHN)
Ailin Arzua (ARG)
Meagan Guy (USA)
Marina Gabriela (BRA)
Weronika Choromanska (POL)
Boipelo Awuah (RSA)