U.S. sprinters Jeneba Tarmoh and Allyson Felix finished in a dead heat in U.S. Olympic Trials for the third and final place in the 100m in London. The pair finished at exactly 11.068 seconds. Even the high resolution photo finish proved inconclusive. To complicate matters, there is no tiebreaker in place for a dead heat that decides an Olympic place.

The two sprinters, who share a coach, cannot rerun the race as they are both training for the 200m trials. It could be more than a week before U.S. officials can even decide how to resolve the matter.