USA Track & Field has filed an appeal after the mens 4x100-meter relay team was disqualified from Friday nights final at the Rio Olympics.The U.S. finished the race third but was disqualified because leadoff runner Mike Rodgers was ruled to have passed the baton to Justin Gatlin outside the first exchange zone of the relay, won by Usain Bolt and Jamaica. The disqualification elevated Canada to the bronze. Japan won the silver.Video replays show a clean handoff from Rodgers to Gatlin but are less clear about whether Gatlin had taken possession of the stick before Rodgers got it inside the start of the 20-meter passing zone.Rule 170.07 in the track and field handbook reads: The baton shall be passed within the takeover zone. The passing of the baton commences when it is first touched by the receiving athlete and is completed the moment it is in the hand of only the receiving athlete. In relation to the takeover zone, it is only the position of the baton which is decisive. Passing of the baton outside the takeover zone shall result in disqualification.Hours earlier, down on the track, the runners huddled around a TV monitor and nodded their heads when they saw the replay.It was the twilight zone. It was a nightmare, said Gatlin, who along with his teammates found out about the disqualification while parading the U.S. flag around the track. You work so hard with your teammates, guys you compete against almost all year long. All that hard work just crumbles.Tyson Gay, who ran the third leg for the Americans, called it bad luck.Its always something weird, stupid, simple mistakes that always cost us, and I dont understand, he said. We had great sticks in practice, great everything, and something so simple. I cant say anything but bad luck.A decision is expected Saturday morning. 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