Six women qualified for three spots, with one Olympic marathon runner who missed out accusing Athletics Australia of breaking its selection criteria.
An Olympic marathon runner has accused Athletics Australia of breaking its selection criteria after she was denied nomination for the Paris 2024 Olympic women’s marathon team.
“Lisa is disappointed with Athletics moving away from their selection principle,” Weightman’s manager, Robert Joske, told this masthead on Wednesday.and Jessica Stenson had been chosen for the Olympic team over Weightman, Eloise Wellings and Izzi Batt-Doyle.AP Weightman can appeal once more, to the Court of Arbitration of Sport, but Joske confirmed that she is unlikely to do so due to the associated costs.
“The AOC Olympic team selection by-law sets out the avenues for athletes to appeal against their non-nomination.”
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