What is the standard for women 100 meter first-class athletes? The standard for women 100 meter first-class athletes is 12.33 seconds; The standards for women's 100-meter second-class athletes are hand meter 12.8 and electric meter13.04; The standards for women 100-meter third-class athletes are hand 13.08 and electricity 14.04.
100 meter race is an outdoor track and field sprint and one of the most famous track and field events. This event is a short-distance track event, so you should start with the starter. In the modern Olympic Games, men's 100 meters leave from 1896, and women's 100 meters leave from 1928. The person who wins the 100 meter Olympic champion is usually called "the fastest runner in the world". The women's 100 meter track and field world record was set by American athlete Florence Griffith-Kojna in the rematch of the American Olympic trials 10.49 seconds.
What is the rule of women's 100 meter?
Athletes' track preliminaries are decided by lottery, and which runway is freely arranged by computer. In the following rounds, the choice of the runway depends on the performance of the athletes in the final round, and the final is generally determined by the preliminary results. The purpose of this rule is to make better athletes queue up on the middle runway. During the competition, the athletes go on their own tracks, and they are not allowed to cross the track after the start, otherwise the results will be invalid.
Squat starting and starting devices must be used. After the password is issued, the player should immediately complete the relevant actions. Any player who fails to complete the relevant actions within a reasonable time is considered as the first foul (FS). In addition, after the password is issued, disturbing others with voice or action is considered a running foul.
When starting, any starting action before the gunfire rang is a starting foul. Starting from 20 10, it is stipulated that there is only one starting opportunity (starting before starting or starting within 0.02 seconds after starting), and the first race must be re-started. The athletes who start again will be disqualified and re-started.
The ranking of all runners in the competition depends on the order in which their trunks (excluding head, neck, arms, legs, hands or feet) reach the finish line and end along the vertical plane, with the first runner ranking first. If the result is the same, the athletes concerned should enter the next competition. The first place in the final was the same, and the referee decided whether to play again. If there is an unconditional rematch, tie for first place; As for other rankings, the results are the same and will be processed in parallel.