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You have to be smart for the 1200m race. Usually you will see people take off sprinting for the first lap, you should stay back from them and keep your own pace. They will get tired after their first lap and have nothing left for the rest of the race. each lap you should pick up your pace by about 2-5 seconds and if you have anything left you give it your all on the last lap.
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