Do you know how the short track speed skating competition is awarded prizes? Can you elaborate on it?

1. Starting point, perimeter parallel players can't change lanes inward, otherwise ST 1 fouls. The inside parallel player can't change the line outward, otherwise it will lead to a foul on ST2. There are some extra rules for the starting point: if someone kicks or falls at the first corner, which leads to the restart of the race, the foul committed at the first start will still be punished. If the runner from the inner runway is severely squeezed due to the acceleration of the runner from the outer runway, resulting in deviation from the runway, sliding into the sign block, falling down or kicking the knife, he should be recalled to the semi-finals. There may be no punishment at this time, or the runners on the outer runway may be punished.

At the finish line, the leading player can change his route. But at the same time, external players can't change the line inward, otherwise it will lead to F 1 foul, and internal players can't change the line outward, otherwise it will lead to F2 foul. Short track speed skating is based on the time when the players cross the finish line. Athletes can try their best to stretch the skateboard to the finish line, but they must control their bodies and not interfere with other athletes. Unless someone falls under the influence, the player can't be kicked out or fall directly, otherwise F6 will be fouled.

3. When overtaking, the overtaking person shall be responsible for his own behavior, and his overtaking trajectory shall not interfere with the trajectory of other athletes. When changing lanes, when the waist of one skater is higher than the shoulders of other skaters, the S zone (straight line) can change lanes at any time. When two skaters are in the same position, they can't change lanes. Don't change lanes during the relay handover. You can't change lanes at the end of S area (straight line). Horizontally, the skates and hips look parallel.

4. After the starter calls "Ready", if an athlete deliberately slows down the warm-up action, causing other athletes to start against the rules, the athlete will be sentenced to "delayed warning". Any part of an athlete's skates on or over the starting line will be sentenced to the first foul. Only 1 first foul is allowed in each group, and any player who commits a second foul will be convicted of a foul and need to leave the rink quickly under the guidance of the referee.