For the first time, team quotas are offered to the top two nations after the three-leg Olympic qualifiers. The first Olympic Qualifier was held during the World Archery Championships in Berlin last year, where South Korea, Turkey, and Japan qualified in the men’s category, while Germany and Mexico secured their spots in the women’s division.

The second leg was a continental qualifier. Kazakhstan and South Korea took the men’s and women’s team quotas respectively from the Asian leg, while Colombia and the United States made the cut from Pan America. From the European leg, Italy (men) and the Netherlands (women) secured quotas.

The final Olympic Qualifier was held in Antalya last week. Mexico, Chinese Taipei, and Great Britain secured quotas in the men’s section, while China, Malaysia, Great Britain, and Chinese Taipei secured quotas in the women’s section.