How is the lane width for athletes in races up to 400 meters determined on a synthetic track?
Each lane is 1.22 to 1.25 meters wide, marked by 5 cm lines.
Per World Athletics (the IAAF) technical rules for synthetic tracks, each lane in races up to 400 m is between 1.22 m and 1.25 m wide (the standard is 1.22 m), and is marked by white lines 5 cm wide. The lane width is fixed and does not vary with the number of athletes; separate lanes are in fact mandatory for sprints and the one-lap 400 m race.
Hence the correct answer is (B) Each lane is 1.22 to 1.25 meters wide, marked by 5 cm lines.
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