To compete in BMX at the Olympics, athletes must be at least 19 years old on the day of the event. However, there is no upper age limit, allowing riders of any age to participate as long as they meet the qualifying standards and are selected by their respective national federations. The age requirement aims to ensure that competitors are mature enough for the physical and mental demands of the sport at this elite level.
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you have to be 15 and older to compete in table tennis in the Olympics
You must be 16 or turning 16 the year of Olympics to compete in them.
12, he is the youngest athlete to compete in olympics history.
no women were not aloud to compete in the Olympics.
Yes, you can compete in consecutive Olympic games.
You must turn 15 years old by the time the Olympics start, I believe. You must be invited by your nation to compete, and meet all qualifying standards for the event. You must be the age of eligibility for the sport either during the trials to determine the teams, or December 31st of the year of the Olympics, you'd have to find out from the international federation for the sport in question.
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No, not in the modern Olympics - in the Anciemnt Olypics, you had to be a Greel male (and thus believe in the Greek Gods of old).
One does not have to be an amateur in order to compete in the Olympics. You just have to try out for the team.