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In/At
Latest comment: 17 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I changed the preposition used for the race distances, according to the following standard practice:
"She won the gold medal at 800m last year.""In the 800m at the World Championships she won gold."
"in" applies to a specific event, shorthand for "in the 800m race"."at" applies to the distance as a whole, shorthand for "at the distance of 800m".
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