The Thai men's 4×100 relay race misses Pio Vooriphon and fails to win a ticket to qualify for the second round of the Olympics, but the hope is not over yet (clip)

The Thai men's 4 x 100 relay failed to use “Bew Phuriphon”, finishing fifth, missing out on winning a ticket to the second round of the Olympics, and had to rush to score points. Waiting to win the world rankings

May 6, 2024, 2024 World Athletics qualifying round for the 2024 Olympic Games in the Bahamas. Winning tickets to the 2024 Paris Olympics for the Thai men's 4 x 100 meters relay team, their names are as follows:

May 1 “Fighter” Nathan Lamodum

Mai 2 “Ta” Surarath Dabang

Wood 3 'Jelly Grass' Chayote Congprasit

May 4 “The Oats” by Thawachai Hiam Iyad

As for “Pio” Forifon Bonson, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Coach Twin Lake, Coach Don, and Coach Worasit, informed him of Pio Forifon’s distress, which Pio informed the technical staff. There is muscle tightness in the back of the leg. I'm afraid that if I force myself to compete, I might get injured. The team met to discuss. The athletes immediately changed to “ot” Thawatchai Hiam-iad to replace him.

As for the rules for winning tickets to the Paris 2024 Olympics in the relay race in the Bahamas. It will be divided into 3 groups, each group of 8 teams that will enter first and second place in each group, with a total of 6 teams, in addition to 8 teams from the first qualifying round. So there are now 14 teams that have the right to compete in the 2024 Olympics.

The results show that the men's 4 x 100 meter relay team finished fifth in heat 2 with a record time of 39.41 seconds at the World Athletics Relays Bahamas 24 in (OQ heat 2), not good enough to advance. 2024 Olympic Games in Paris

But the Thai men's 4x100m relay team is not out of contention yet. Since there are two other teams according to the quota, which teams have the right will be excited to compete around the world to find the team with the best record.

Which will end on June 30, 2024, pending an announcement by the World Athletics Federation. The two teams with the best records will be seeded, creating a total of 16 teams that will qualify to compete at the XXXIII Olympic Games in Paris, France.