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S_zanne schreef:

Marjoow schreef:

Wat ik even niet snap. Wat maakt de tijd nog uit? er staan 21 ruiters op de eerste plaats

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Marjoow schreef:

Wat ik even niet snap. Wat maakt de tijd nog uit? er staan 21 ruiters op de eerste plaats

Mayflower_ schreef:

Oh nee weer een kind.

mairead schreef:

"Van der Vleuten" is ook een moeilijke opgave voor de stadionspreker om uit te spreken

mairead schreef:

"Van der Vleuten" is ook een moeilijke opgave voor de stadionspreker om uit te spreken

Marjoow schreef:

mairead schreef:

"Van der Vleuten" is ook een moeilijke opgave voor de stadionspreker om uit te spreken

Vendervleutn?

cindy1000 schreef:

Hoeveel nl'ers moeten er nu nog dan ? En waar staat Nederland als land dan ?

Marjoow schreef:

mairead schreef:

"Van der Vleuten" is ook een moeilijke opgave voor de stadionspreker om uit te spreken

Vendervleutn?

Gini schreef:

Vendermompelmompel

Johnnydepony schreef:

Jumping competition format
The basics
The Jumping competition is a tense, exciting test of skill, speed and power. Riders are timed on the course as they jump over obstacles that may include parallel rails, triple bars, water jumps and simulated stone walls.

Penalties are awarded for jumps not cleared correctly. The winner is the rider and horse that finishes with the fewest penalties in the fastest time.

As with all three Equestrian disciplines on the Olympic programme, the competition features both Individual and Team events, and men and women compete against each other on equal terms.

For a complete set of rules, please refer to the website of the International Equestrian Federation (FEI), governing body for the sport.

Competition format
There are a total of five rounds in the Jumping competition, with all five playing a part in the Individual event. Two of these rounds are used to determine the placings in the Team event.

First round: First Individual competition
All riders compete in the first qualifier. The best 60 Individual riders (including those tied for 60th place) and all Team riders ranked lower than 60 progress to the second round.

Second round: first round of Team competition and second Individual qualifying competition
The best 45 individual riders (including those tied for 45th place), based on combined scores from both rounds, and the best eight teams (including those teams tied for eighth place), based on scores from this round only, progress to the third round.

Third round: second round of Team competition and third Individual qualifying competition
The final placings for the Team event are determined by the sum of the scores in the first and second round of the Team competition.

After the third round, the best 35 riders (including those tied for 35th place), based on the combined scores, with a maximum of three from each country, progress to the fourth round.

Fourth round: Individual final round A
The best 20 riders (including those tied for 20th place), based on scores from this round only, progress to the fifth round.

Fifth round: Individual final round B
The final placings for the Individual event are determined by the sum of the scores in the Individual final rounds A and B.

If two or more rider/horse combinations are tied for medal places after the fifth and final round of the Individual event, there is a jump-off to break the tie.

Find out more about the Equestrian Jumping competition at the Olympic Games on the International Olympic Committee website.