The national management body has “B” standards for each event specified in previous years
The British Athletics has published its choice for the 2025 World Cup in Tokyo with “B” (UKA) standards listed for each event.
In previous years, the athletes could only be qualified for global big championships if they reached the world’s Athletics standards in certain subjects.
Before most events, many athletes had to nail the signs set by the global management body.
The British Choice of British Athletics in the Paris Olympics has seen six male and seven women without the “B” standard.
The events on the men were 200 m, 400 m, 800 m, 1,400 m, and 5,000 m and 400 m.
Women’s subjects are 200 m, 400 m, 800 m, 1500 m, 5000 m, 3000 m steeplechase and 400 m.
Olympic Games of Paris (Getty)
The policy of the 2023 World Cup in Budapest also had six men and seven women events without the “B” standard.
The British Athletics standards have been slightly easier for athletes than the signs of world in athletics, the global management body sets the highest standards, as they want more athletes through its rating system.
According to the Tokyo Choice Policy, the athletes who have acquired the standard of “B” should also be in the classified position on world inletics. TO Tokyo to Tokyo List during the final publication of the WA rankings.
The qualification periods of acquiring athletes are:
- All individual events (except for the following events) – August 1 to 2024, 2025.
- 10,000 m – February 25, 2024 to 24 August, 2025.
- Combined events. February 25, 2024 and August 2025.
World Champions from Budapest – including Hesl Kerry and Katarina Johnson-Thompson, will receive wild cards for Tokyo.
Alexander Stadium (Getty)
The World Water and Field Trials take place at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham, 2025. August 2-3.
10,000 meters of trials are taking place at Birmingham University on June 14A number
The British Athletics passed 64 athletes at the Paris Olympics last year, with the British national team, and field medals have been selected since 1984.
However, the supporters of 64 athletes were smaller than those who competed in London 2012 (71), Rio 2016 (80) and Tokyo 2020 (72).
Tokyo 2020 (Getty)
Here’s how the world’s athletics and UKA standards compare for Tokyo.
* UKA standards bold
Men’s Events:
100 m – 10.00 (10.02)
200 m – 20.16 (20.30)
400 m – 44.85 (45.00)
800 m – 1. 44.50 (1: 45:25)
1500 m / miles – 3. 33.00 / 3. 50.00 (3: 34.90)
5000 m / 5 km – 13. 01.00 (13: 10.50)
10,000 m / 10 km – 27. 00.00 (27: 20.00)
Marathon – 2:06:30 (2:08:00)
3000 m steeplechase – 8. 15.00 (8: 17.50)
110m obstacles – 13.27 (13.31)
400 m Obstacles – 48.50 (48,70)
High jump – 2.33 m (2.28 m)
Polar pad – 5.82 m (5.74 m)
Long jump – 8.27 m (8.13 m)
Triple jump – 17.22 m (17.05 m)
Shot: 21.50 m (21.00 m)
Discus – 67.50 m (64.90 m)
Hammer – 78.20 m (76.50 m)
Javelin – 85.50 m (82.20 m)
Dechatlon – 8550 points (8250 units)
20km walk – 1:19:20 (1:20:50)
35 km walk – 2:28:00 (2:32:00)
Women’s events
100 m – 11.07 (11.10)
200 m – 22.57 (22.60)
400 m – 50.75 (50.95)
800 m – 1. 59.00 (1: 59.25)
1500 m / miles – 4. 01.50 / 4. 19.90 (4: 02.90)
5000 m / 5 km – 14. 50.00 (14: 57.50)
10,000 m / 10 km – 30. 20.00 (31: 10.00)
Marathon – 2:23:30 (2:24:00)
3000 m Steeplechase – 9. 18.00 (9: 22.50)
100m obstacle – 12.73 (12.80)
400 m Obstacles – 54.65 (54.85)
High jump – 1.97 m (1.94 m)
POLE VAULT – 4.73 m (4.61 m)
Long jump – 6.86 m (6.75 m)
Triple jump – 14.55 m (14.35 m)
Shot: 18.80 m (18.65 m)
Discus – 64.50 m (63.20 m)
Hammer – 74.00 m (71.50 m)
Javelin – 64.00 m (61.00 m)
Heptathlon – 6500 points (6235 points)
20km walk – 1:29:00 (1:29:50)
35 km walk – 2:48:00 (2:52:00)
Tokyo’s (T & F) is a choice of athletics choice of United Kingdom here
Athletics policy of the United Kingdom is for Tokyo (Road events) here
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