I put this together because the FIG likes to pretend that a 2-per-country format with 24 gymnasts is “more diverse.” Basically, with 24 finalists, it didn’t matter if you had two or three gymnasts per country…only 2 non-team countries would get spots in either format. But with 36 finalists and 3-per-country, all 12 teams would be represented in the individual final along with 7 gymnasts from non-team countries, AND the field would fully represent the best from qualifications, eg the true top 36, moving on. Your move, FIG.
24 Finalists, 2-Per-Country
Countries Represented: 14
Belgium (1), Brazil (2), Canada (2), China (2), France (2), Germany (2), Great Britain (1), Italy (2), Japan (2), Russia (2), Netherlands (2), Switzerland (1), USA (2), Venezuela (1)
Non-Team Countries Represented: 2
Switzerland (1), Venezuela (1)
24 Finalists, 3-Per-Country
Countries Represented: 13
Belgium (1), Brazil (3), Canada (2), China (2), France (1), Germany (1), Great Britain (1), Japan (3), Netherlands (2), Russia (3), Switzerland (1), USA (3), Venezuela (1)
Non-Team Countries Represented: 2
Switzerland (1), Venezuela (1)
36 Finalists, 3-Per-Country
Countries Represented: 19
Belgium (2), Brazil (3), Canada (2), China (2), France (2), Germany (2), Great Britain (2), Guatemala (1), Hungary (1), Italy (2), Japan (3), Mexico (1), Netherlands (3), Russia (3), Spain (1), Sweden (1), Switzerland (1), USA (3), Venezuela (1)
Non-Team Countries Represented: 7
Guatemala (1), Hungary (1), Mexico (1), Spain (1), Sweden (1), Switzerland (1), Venezuela (1)
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