More accurate answer can probably be given only by the Olympics committee or trainers who specializes in training Olympic athletes.

Generally, if it has come with you naturally aka you haven’t taken any drugs to get this condition. Then it’s just a natural advantage and likely allowed.

Though whatever this single advantage is enough to become an Olympic level athlete is highly questionable. You can probably try local competitive scene, less competition, higher chance of sucess.

For an Olympic level of athlete. You’d need luck, yes genetic advantages, insane levels of work ethic and skill honed for years(since childhood) just to have a shot at getting funding for attempting to become one.

The average person, which we all here are, struggles with being consistent with just the most basic training routine for their own well-being.