No, preliminary Track and Field events act as a qualifying round for final rounds in the same event. Some events will even have multiple preliminary rounds.
For example, at the Olympic 400 meter dash, there is first a preliminary round of 7 heats, from which the top three finishers in each heat automatically advance, then the 3 fastest times overall (for a total of 24 runners). Then there is a semifinal round, where the runners will race again in 3 heats with the top 2 runners automatically advancing, followed by the 2 fastest overall times (for a total of 8 runners). Then the final heat is run, with the top three finishers receiving medals, regardless of how they performed in previous rounds.
Heats are the qualifying races before the final event. Runners must compete in the heat races and finish with a high enough time to get into the finals. Even the runners that finish first, second or third in the heats do not get medals; this just confirms that they can compete in the medal races. When all the heats for a particular event, like the 400 meter relay for example, are finished, the best runners from each heat compete for medals. Only the top three runners get medals.
The collective noun is a field of runners.
There are two events in the sport of track and field in which four runners participate.4 X 100 meter relay4 X 400 meter relay
302 Gold Medal 304 Silver medals and 356 Bronze Medal for 962 total medals. Many more medals are required. In just the 12 events for Basketball (12), Indoor Volleyball (12), Handball (14-15), Field Hockey(16). Football (18), and Water Polo Team (13) events require over 500 medals so a Gold. Silver or Bronze metal can be provided to every athlete on both the Men's and Women's Teams. There are also many other team events besides the individual events with from 2 to 8 athletes getting each type medal in the other 290 events
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Through the 2008 Games in Beijing: * Field Hockey - 11 medals (8 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze) * Shooting - 2 medals (1 gold, 1 silver) * Athletics - 2 medals (2 silver) * Wrestling - 2 medals (2 bronze) * Boxing, Tennis, Weightlifting - 1 bronze medal each
966 total medals were awarded for the events. There is no total medal count by athlete and only by event because hundreds were passed out for the 36 medals given to winners of just the 6 Men's and Women's Team events in Handball, Indoor Volleyball, Football, Field Hockey, Water Polo, and Basketball. There were 302 Gold Medals 304 Silver Medals and 356 Bronze Medals for the 302 events. Many events did not have Bronze Medal elimination for the semi final losers and both won the bronze Medals while the winners went on play for the Silver and Gold Medal
Field events are track-and-field contests other than races, such as throwing and jumping events.
Final count: Gold 302, Silver: 304, and Bronze: 356 for total of 962 Note this is count by country not for individual athletes so the total number of medals is much larger because many events (e.g. Football/soccer, archery, etc.) are team events and the entire team got medals. See related links below.
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The phrase 'heats' refers to the preliminary rounds of track and field events before the finals. For example Usain Bolt had to run several 100m heats before the Olympic final in London last summer.
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Field events include football, hockey, basketball, netball.