Last Updated on August 13, 2023 by Andrew Pirie
The 2021 Asian Athletics Cancelled
This goes with the 2021 Asian Athletics Indoor and Martial Arts Games being postponed to next year and the Asian Beach Games being postponed to next year. As well as that, the Asian Race Walking Championships have also been cancelled.
It brings into question the likelihood of the 2021 Olympics pushing through or taking place with no live audiences.
What about the 2021 SEA Games? will it take place in fewer countries?
Will, the Philippines National Open, push through at the end of March? or will it be postponed to later in the year?
Are Virtual Meets the ‘WAY OF THE FUTURE
Are we safe to meet for the first half of 2021 in the Philippines?
When and will PATAFA’s proposed training bubble happen if it will happen at all?
Has the centralized system of the UAAP Collapsed, failing to cope with THE NEW NORMAL?
At the meeting, the following decisions were made;
1. Council confirmed the Minutes of the 94th Meeting of the Council held on 28th May 2020 via Zoom.
The council received a report on future events:
- 18th Asian Marathon Championships, 24 January 2021, Buriram, Thailand – POSTPONED to 18 July 2021 at Pattaya.
- 4th Asian Youth (U18) Athletics Championships, 1-4 March 2021, Kuwait City, Kuwait – POSTPONED to October 2021, dates will be known later.
- Asian Race-Walking Championships, 21 March 2021, Nomi, Japan. – CANCELLED
- Asian Relays, 27-28 March 2021, Songkhla, Thailand – POSTPONED, will be known later.
- 24th Asian Athletics Championships 20-23 May 2021, Hangzhou, China – CANCELLED
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