where did track originate?
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track originated in greece. It is spoken about in greek mythology as athletic competition. Some of the common events were discus, javelins, and other strength events. Others seemingly became popular later. In greece, it was always popular to be stong and fit.
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name:: peep this\n#1 track:: peep this
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not enough info,every race track is not the same
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mwahaha--> dang where did you come from??
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In South Africa\n\nJan van Riebeeck landed in Cape town ( that time it was the,Kaap de goeie hoop) in 1652. \n\nI hope this help you
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cause other wise what would be the point of running on a track? if it was a striaght line for miles then you might as well just run somewhere else.
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It depends. From where?
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there are Indy, HOOTERS, IROC, drag racing, dirt track (late model, modifyed, amiture), small paved tracks, look around the internet a little and you wont have much problem finding a track
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i'm on your track jack
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From what I recall, it started in the United States with youngsters doing Illegal Street racing at Traffic lights.... and it evolved into Drag racing after attempts to legalize it.\n\nYou'll find more about it on Wikipedia:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag_racing
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Totally. Get www.ontrack.com
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Do cross country...cross country is LONG distances LONG very LONG distances Track is more of RACES....
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Where it started.  In England
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http://www.youngbucksoutdoors.com this is really neat, its shows what all the tracks look like, if this link will work..it does..
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I'm involved middle school track and only 7th and 8th graders can participate. Since we had to move the 5th graders up to the middle school with us, they get to hear about the stuff that the older people can do. So one of our high schoolers organized a thing called "Pony Track" because our mascot is a mustang and pony meaning junior. You could also look at a college near by because the ones near me offer that to kids, but there is also a price.
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Tracks divide neighborhoods. Often the other side of the tracks meant the poor or"bad" neighborhood. Americans arn't as much racist as they are classist.
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The inner lane.\n\nThe official measurement for a track is taken 30cm (about a foot) away from the curb.\n\nThe only time you run in the middle of the track is if you run a race like the 400m where you run the whole race in your assigned lane or one where you run in an assigned lane for one turn before you are allowed to break to the curb.