No Tripartite invitation place for Tokyo

One male and one female in Tokyo 2020 was planned to go to a Tripartite invitation place. It is just nations with eight or less individual participates in the last two Olympics games that can get such an invitation. Further more, in order to get a Tripartite invitation you need to take part in the Combined World Championship. Checking the Combined results in Hachioji, no athlete from the mentioned countries took part meaning the Tripartite Olympic ticket will be reallocated to the next best, not yet qualified, in Hachioji. The selection will be after the results in three different types of competitions that have appointed 18 invitations. As there is a max two country quota there are several that could get the "tripartite" reallocation. As it stands, Yannick Flohé and Anouck Jaubert have the first chance. However, if Jan Hojer from Germany as well as Julia Chanourdie and Fanny Gibert, fill their country quota, it will go to Nathaniel Coleman and Mia Krampl. In theory, as also Mia or another female from Slovenia qualifies, we might have to go down to Di Niu #15 in Hachioji.