Athletic offers India 48 Olympic events and 144 medal positions the single biggest medal opportunity at the Games.
Every one of those medals begins years earlier, at a school track or a local meet. ASF is building that pipeline one athlete, one competition, one performance at a time. Our vision goes beyond organising competitions: it's about building the competitive ecosystem India needs to produce its next generation of athletes.
To build a structured athletics circuit, TrackTimes and TrackNights, that gives young Indian athletes more opportunities to compete, better ways to measure performance, and a clear path from their first race to elite competition.
A future where India's Olympic medals begin at local tracks, where talent doesn't go unseen for lack of a stage to be measured on, and every athlete's progress from their first meet to the biggest one is visible, benchmarked and supported.
ASF's competitive model runs on two platforms built to create consistent competition from grassroots to elite performance.
A floodlit athletics format held once a year per city, bringing athletes into a professional, high-energy competition environment with tech usually reserved for national and international meets, brought to grassroots competition first.
A bi-monthly daytime athletics meet for athletes aged 8 to 18, designed to make competitive exposure a regular part of an athlete's development.
From ASF's tracks to international competition.
The goal isn't just to spot talented athletes. It's to build the environment where that talent gets the competition, the data, the exposure and the progression it needs to reach the next level.
India's ambition to become a stronger Olympic nation depends on what happens years before an athlete reaches the Olympic stage. ASF is building a connected, competitive athletics ecosystem starting at the grassroots and expanding city by city.
We're looking to work with organisations and individuals who believe India's next Olympic medal can begin at a local athletics meet.