A running track is a specially designed surface used for running races. It is typically oval-shaped, with two straight sections and two curved sections, and is made of materials like synthetic rubber or tartan to provide good grip and cushioning. Running tracks are usually marked with lanes, each designated for a single runner, ensuring fair competition. The standard track length for races is 400 meters around the outer lane. Running tracks are commonly used in athletics events, such as sprints, middle-distance, and long-distance races, and are often found in stadiums or sports complexes.

Definition und Bedeutung von „running track“ im Englischen

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