The rules for the 800-meter race set by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) are as follows:
1.Race distance: The distance of the 800-meter race is 800 meters, from the start to the finish.
2.Start: The 800-meter race usually starts with a starting block, and athletes must use the grass of the starting block or a specialized starting block.
3.Track: Races must be held on a standard track and field, and the 800-meter race is usually held on the inner lap, with athletes starting from the inside starting line.
4.Corners: The curved portion of the track where the athlete is on the track must follow specific track markings, such as changes in track width and direction.
5.Overtaking: During a race, an athlete can overtake on either side of the track, but the overtaken athlete must be given enough space when overtaking.
6.Foul: A foul may be awarded if physical contact or interference occurs during the overtaking.
7.Finish: Athletes must cross the finish line from the trailing edge of the finish line to complete the race.
8.Results: Race results are calculated based on the time taken by athletes to complete the 800 meters.
9.Medication testing: All athletes may undergo a drug test after the competition to ensure the fairness of the competition.
10.Penalties for violations: If an athlete violates the rules during a competition, they may be disqualified from the competition and even face penalties such as a ban.
The 800-meter race is a track and field event that places equal emphasis on speed and endurance, and requires a high level of physical fitness and tactical use from athletes. Athletes need to maintain a high speed while also distributing their physical strength to ensure that they have enough speed to complete the race in the final sprint.