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Are these times of athletics quickly enough to make the Olympics?
I live in Queensland, Australia, and went to the School Athletics Queensland Championships. I kind of race, seen he was 15 years old, won the 100m in a time of 10.92 and the 200m in a time of 21.84. And completely whipped around the world to me that I had a little bit in the tank too. Last year won the national 100 meters – 11.05, 200m – 22.33. Is it enough good to keep improving and get to the Olympics, for example 2016, when it will be 22 years old? There is also a guy who did the 16 and 400 meters in 47.63 800 meters in 1:50.30, which is good enough? know what the qualifying times for the Olympic Games for 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m or? If I could an opinion or respond to any part of my question thatd be greatly appreciated
The "further improve" is what makes the question impossible to answer. There is no guarantee of an athlete to continue improving to the extent necessary to qualify for the Olympics. A country can send one athlete who does not have to have a time classification, but if you send more than theyhave qualify. The qualifying times are changing for the Olympic Games, here are times for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in the events asked about. 100 meters: 10.07 seconds 200 meters: 20.30 400 meters: 45.0 800 meters: 1:46.5
Athletics Day 2005