50m Relay Run Competition Rules: Guidelines for Speed and Collaboration

　　In campus sports meetings or various sports events, the 50-meter relay run always attracts much attention. It's not just a contest of speed, it's a test of teamwork. Understanding its rules allows us to better participate in and appreciate this exciting event.

Preparation for the game: Before the game, the referee's duties are crucial. You need to get an appropriate amount of batons (usually 5), the score sheet and the rule sheet from the gymnasium. At the same time, carefully check the baton for potential safety hazards to ensure that it is suitable for competition. In addition, the referee teacher also needs to organize the division of labor, read the rules in advance and read them to the contestants. And all the contestants should be named, and for those who abstain for any reason, the class teacher should be notified in time to make up for it.

Competition process: The competition is conducted in order according to the score card group. When the referee gave an order, the first player in each group rushed out like an arrow off the string. It should be noted here that the last player's body or stick must return to the finish line first to be considered a valid result. For example, in a campus sports meeting, the two teams crossed the line almost at the same time, and the final ranking was determined by judging the order in which the last player's body crossed the line.

Foul decision: Each participant should be careful not to interfere with the other team's game, otherwise it will be considered a foul. In the process of handing over the baton, there are also strict requirements. If the baton is not handed over within the specified area, or if the baton is dropped and not picked up by the dropped player, it is a foul. For example, there was a team that was too eager to hand over the baton, causing the baton to fall, and the player next to him subconsciously picked it up, resulting in a foul and the result being invalidated.

Special cases are handled: If the result of the competition is a tied group, a rematch is required to determine the ranking. The referee teacher is responsible for the safety of the athletes and the spectators throughout the game. Once a safety problem occurs, it should be dealt with in a timely manner.

　　The rules of the 50-meter relay run ensure the fairness and justice of the competition, allowing every athlete to show speed and passion within the framework of the rules and interpret the power of teamwork. Whether it is a participant or a spectator, familiarizing ourselves with these rules allows us to better engage and enjoy this wonderful event.