what is the actual length around lane 3 and lane 6 of a standard high school 400M (quarter mile) track?
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IAAF regulations set the width of a lane at 1.22 meters.\n\nSo for lane 3, you would be running an extra 2 x 2 x pi x 1.22 = 15.33 meters\n\nFor lane 5, 4 x 2 x pi x 1.22 = 30.66 meters.
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stride out the straights and run a rhtym in the curves....short quick rythm in curves....long hard strides in straights...and going into the last 200 take off....that is for 800m  im sure 1500m is the same...maybe last lap take off in 1500m....
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42.195 km\n26 miles, 385 yards\n\nIt wasn't always this way- it used to be more like 25 miles in the early 1900s but was lengthened so the king of London? could watch the finish and then kept at that length.
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The track itself is usually 7/8 mile or 1 mile from start to finish. Each track is different however.
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I've never seen a 100 meter track... the link above is of a 400 meter track.  The straight side is what is used for a 100 meter race.
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On a standard outdoor track (like those at most schools around football fields), a full lap is equal to 400 meters or about 440 yards.\n\nSo, figuring your measurements are in yards, you will run one full lap for the 440 and half a lap for the 220.\n\nIndoor tracks are much more size dependent, although those used for most competition are about 60 yards down each straightaway and about 150 yards total ... so you would run about a lap and a half for a 220 and about three laps for a 440.
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It is going to vary from state to state. Here is what I found with a quick Google:\n\nMichigan\n\n3200 Meter Relay\nBoys 110 M. H. H./Girls 100 M. H. H.\n100 M Dash\n800  M Relay\n1600 M Run\n400 M Relay\n400 M Dash\nBoys 300 M I. H./Girls 300 M I. M.\n800 M Run\n200 M Dash\n3200 M Run\n1600 M Relay\n\n\nPennsylvania\n\n1. 4x800\n2. High Hurdles\n3. 100\n4. 1600\n5. 4x100\n6. 400\n7. 300 Hurdles\n8. 800\n9. 200\n10. 3200\n11. 4x400\n\n\nCalifornia\n\n400 Meter Relay \n1600 Meter Run\n110 Meter High Hurdles \n400 Meter Dash \n100 Meter Dash \n800 Meter Dash \n300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles\n200 Meter Dash\n3200 Meter Run\n1600 Meter Relay\n\n\nVirgina\n\n4x800 relay\n100/110m High Hurdles\n100m dash\n1600m run\n4x100m relay\n400m dash\n300m hurdles\n800m run\n200m dash\n3200m run\n4x400m relay
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There's no such thing as "track field," per se, but I imagine that you are talking about a standard track which encircles a football field.  Those are usually 1/4 mile per lap, so you would've run 1 1/4 miles.
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Well, the standard track gauge is 4' 8 1/2", so with ballast I would guess somewhere close to ten feet give or take.  However, it also depends on how wide the entire right-of-way is as well.
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200\n\n2.5 mile track x 200 laps = 500 miles\n\nGWC ( Green / white checker ) = 3 \n\n203 on 02/19/2006
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(TRACK)Sprints(up to 400 m), Middle Distance(up to 3000m), Long Distance(over 5000m),Hurdling, Relays, Road(usually marathons), Race Walks, Steeplechase\n(FIELD)Shotput, Hammerthrow, Javelin, Discus, High and Long Jump, Pole Vault, Triple Jump, Penthalon, Heptathlon, and the Decathalon
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roughly 110 yards (end zones included)by 53 yards\nI didn't confirm this by a search, but I am fairly certain of my estimates.
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It depends how many lanes the track have and how wide are the lanes. bleow is an example of a 8 laned track with 1.25m width between each lane.\n\nLane 1: 400m\nLane 2: 407.85m\nLane 3: 415.70m\nLane 4: 423.56m\nLane 5: 431.41m\nLane 6: 439.26m\nLane 7: 447.12m\nLane 8: 454.97m
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The oval tracks around football fields are usually 440 yards in length. One yard = 3 feet and one lap around the track equals 1,320 feet.
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sorry to inform  you, but one time around is only a 400 dear.  1600 (one mile) is 4 laps.\n\nJust keep working at it and you'll build the stamina over time...just keep working hard and talk to your track coach and get a recommendation from him.
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Depends on who owns the road.  County, city, or state?  Generally around 3ft.
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Track dimensions are going to vary. Most run about 110 yds on the straightaways and 110 yds on each of the turns which give you a radius of 35 yd.\n\nAccording to one rules document that I found, a standard 400m track is going to have curves with radius of 36.5 meters.\nThat gives you total distance on the curves of 229 m. That would make the straightaways 85.5 meters long.\n\n400m = 437.44 yds