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.
.25 usually
The distance covered in 7 laps on a treadmill depends on the length of each lap. If we assume a standard lap is 1 mile, then 7 laps would equal 7 miles. However, if the lap distance is different, you would multiply the number of laps by the actual lap distance to get the total miles. For example, if each lap is 0.5 miles, then 7 laps would equal 3.5 miles.
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
.25 usually
2.3 miles/lap
The Indianapolis 500 is 200 laps. The "500" means 500 miles in race distance.
it depends on the race
The average milage for an Indy car is approximately 1.3 gallons of fuel per lap at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Since a lap is 2.5 miles, that works out to 1.923 mpg.
Wooden eggs marked which lap they were on.
You lap someone in a Nascar race.
To be an official Nascar race, the drivers must complete 100 of 200 laps. Once lap 101 begins, it's an official race.
Lap count, they would turn upside down every lap they charriots finished.
A 10 kilometers race is equivalent to 20 laps if one lap is 500 meters.
a butterfly race is a swimming event lap race.
Go to Monza. Make the race a 1 lap race. Get as many places in the 1st and 2nd corner and then try get the rest through the rest of the lap. You should get around 10-11k