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Here are some rules and prohibitions in athletics (track and field):
False Start: Starting the race before the starting signal is a false start and results in disqualification.
Lane Infringement: Stepping out of the assigned lane during a race, particularly in sprinting events, can lead to disqualification.
Obstruction: Impeding or obstructing another athlete's path intentionally during a race or event is not allowed and can result in penalties.
Illegal Equipment: Using equipment or attire that does not comply with the rules (e.g., unauthorized footwear, illegal implements) is prohibited.
Doping: The use of banned substances or methods to enhance performance is strictly prohibited and can lead to disqualification and sanctions.
Breaking Event Rules: Failing to adhere to specific rules of an event, such as not clearing the bar in high jump or long jump, can lead to disqualification or a failed attempt.
Unsportsmanlike Conduct: Behaviors such as deliberately impeding or hindering competitors, using offensive language, or disrespecting officials can result in penalties or disqualification.
These rules are enforced to ensure fair competition, maintain safety, and uphold the integrity of athletics events.
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