The ancient Greeks unit for distances was a stadion, adapted by the Romans as Stadium. Unfortunately, there were several versions and it is not always clear which measure was used in a particular text. Also, the race tracks were not of a standard length so it is not possible to answer.
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It totally depends on which field you're talking about.
Four laps would be equal to 1.04 miles.
I was actually looking this up as well but I think I have the answer: 400 meters per lap * 25 Laps = 10,000
That depends on the length of your "lap." The normal lap in US high schools and colleges is a quarter mile long. In this case, it would take you just under 7 laps to reach 1.7 miles.