Monday 5 September 2011

Qualifying Times Announced for British Olympic Trials


Next year's British Olympic Trials represent the best chance for 99% of the British public to see inside the London Aquatics Centre in 2012. With Olympic Swimming tickets being worth more than their weight in gold, the trials offer a great chance to get a taste of the Olympic experience either as a swimmer or spectator. If you intend on swimming at the trials though, it will not be an easy task. The Open qualifying times for most events require you to be in the top 30 in last year's British rankings.

As an Olympic test event, the trials will also be open to foreign swimmers. They will not be able to compete in the main finals, but instead will have their own finals at the end of each evening session.

Qualifying Times
Event Schedule
Ticket Information

1 comment:

  1. I guess there are foreign competitors to accommodate but the standards are too harsh.

    It is a small pleasure for anyone later in life to be able to say ,

    "I competed in the Olympic Trials x year . " Over time where you came becomes less important.

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