World Athletics consulting on trans policy rule change

World Athletics is consulting on a rule change for trans athletes (Image: Pexels)

Reports indicate that World Athletics could let trans women continue to compete in female categories, under new plans.

In documents seen by The Telegraph and the BBC, World Athletics has told its members that that is the “preferred option.” A consultation is now taking place with a decision expected in March.

World Athletics is reportedly advocating for trans athletes to compete once their blood testosterone levels fall below 2.5 nanomoles per litre and stay as such for two years.

Currently athletes are expected to have blood testosterone levels of five nanomoles per litre for a year to be eligible.

As reported by the BBC, World Athletics has told members: “this preferred option would allow

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