MK-2 Posted January 20, 2011 Posted January 20, 2011 would that actually count as a win? i mean the backstroke and there were no strokes at all. wouldn't that be like entering the backstroke and swimming butterfly all the way down, you're not doing the designated thing?
Hightower Posted January 20, 2011 Posted January 20, 2011 would that actually count as a win? i mean the backstroke and there were no strokes at all. wouldn't that be like entering the backstroke and swimming butterfly all the way down, you're not doing the designated thing? A common cause for disqualification is crossing the 15 m line during the glide at the start or at the turn. British Olympic Association > Summer Sport > Swimming > Rules By that, it was a disqualification.
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