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2023 Race Walking Exam - Video Evaluation - Answers

The following 20 videos were given as part of a 2023 Race Walking Judging Exam. Originally, judges were asked to watch each video, at full speed, 3 times. This is shown as a single clip here under the full speed videos. (We also show the videos at 1/2 and 1/4 speed for training purposes.)

Judges were asked to determine whether the walker with the red arrow was deserving of a red card. However, for purposes of this review, we are asking you to evaluate several walkers in the scene and determine if they are deserving of a red card as well as identify the infraction if you believe the race walker is deserving of a red card.

The answers follow:

Question 1

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. GONZÁLEZ, Spain, #125 – 43.2ms
  3. BAI, China, #109 – 38.9ms
  4. MONTESINOS, Spain, #126 – 20.8ms
  5. BONILLA, Ecuador, #119 - 25ms

Question 2

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. SVITLYCHNYI, Ukraine, #383 – 48.4ms
  3. SWAN, Australia, #302 – 66.7ms ~
  4. WANG, China, #310 – 49.5ms
  5. ČERNÝ, Slovakia, #377 – 45.8

Question 3

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. CURIAZZI, Italy, #143 – 29.7ms
  3. PEREIRA, Brazil, #107 - 1ms
  4. ORDÓŇEZ, Ecuador, #122 – 14.6ms

Question 4

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. QIEYANG, China, #113 – 35.4ms
  3. NTRISMPIOTI, Greece, #135 – 16.7ms
  4. ZDZIEBŁO, Poland, #167 – 39.6ms, <

Question 5

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. PÉREZ, Spain, #127 – 71.9ms ~
  3. GIORGI, Italy, #144 - 51ms

Question 6

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. UMENO, Japan, #152 – 35.9ms
  3. MARTÍNKOVÁ, Czech Republic, #118 – 56.8ms ~
  4. DE ORBETA, Puerto Rico, #171 – 41.7ms

Question 7

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. PINTADO, Ecuador, #320 – 42.7ms
  3. KAWANO , Japan, #354 – 37.5ms
  4. MARTÍN , Spain, #324 – 47.9ms

Question 8

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. MADARÁSZ, Hungary, #138 – 23.4ms
  3. LI, China, #110 – <

Question 9

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. COWLEY, Australia, #301 - 52.1ms
  3. HURTADO, Eduador, #318 – 67.2ms ~
  4. DOCTOR, Mexico, #364 – 58.9ms ~
  5. CHAMA, Mexico, #363 – 57.8ms ~

Question 10

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. QUINION, France, #332 – 60.4ms

Question 11

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. GARCÍA LEÓN, Peru, #163 – 29.2ms
  3. PÉREZ, Spain, #127 - 45ms
  4. QIEYANG, China, #113 – 39.6ms
  5. LYRA, Brasil, #106 - 26ms

Question 12

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. ORJUELA, Columbia, #116 – 15.6ms
  3. ELLWARD, Poland, #166 – 28.1ms
  4. FILTISAKOU, Greece, #134 – 23.4ms
  5. KATERINKA CZAKOVÁ, Slovakia, #176 – 8.3ms

Question 13

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. BRZOZOWSKI, Poland, #371 - 35.4ms <
  3. LEYVER, Mexico, #365 - 42.7ms

Question 14

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. KOGA, JAPAN, #355 – 67.2ms ~
  3. DUNFEE, Canada, #306 – 45.8ms

Question 15

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. MARUO, Japan, #356 – 64.8ms ~
  3. ORTIZ, Mexico, #367 – 46.9ms

Question 16

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. Al walkers are legal
  2. MICHTA-COFFEY, USA, #185 – 16.7ms
  3. MELVILLE, USA, #184 – 20.8ms
  4. PEREIRA, Brazil, #107 – 4.2ms

Question 17

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. LYRA, Brazil, #106 - 37.5ms
  3. CABECINHA, Portugal, #168 - 51ms
  4. SOBCHUK, Ukraine, #180 - 45.3ms

Question 18

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. AGRUSTI, Italy, #347 - 18.8ms
  3. SNYMAN, Republic of South Africa, #376 - 47.4ms

Question 19

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. GIUPPONI, Italy, #350 – 44.3ms
  3. TUR, Spain, #326 – 29.2ms
  4. BOYCE, Ireland, #345ms – 59.4 ~

Question 20

What walker(s) are in violation of the definition of race walking and deserving of a red card?

  1. All walkers are legal
  2. ORJUELA, Columbia, #116 – 14.6ms
  3. JUNGHANNS, Germany, #334 – 63.5ms ~
  4. RÉCSEI, Hungary, #140 – 39.1ms
 
 

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