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IAAF to change false start rule
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13 January 2009
The resolution was proposed by the IAAF Council and is aimed at preventing athletes deliberately committing a first offence to put pressure on their rivals.
Currently one false start is accepted in each race and competitors who subsequently commit another are disqualified.
The IAAF believes 2010 offers a perfect opportunity for athletes to come to terms with the new regulation as there are no major global competitions.
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