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Topic	Aren't runners on the inside of a racetrack subject to more angular momentum?
opopopza 08/02/21 1:10:05 PM #5:	Zanzenburger posted... I've always been curious how the distances are the same on the inside of the track compared to the outside. Wouldn't the inner track undoubtedly be shorter length-wise than the outer track due to less surface space running overall? Kinda like the rings on the inner circle of a target are shorter in distance than the rings on the outer circle of that target? The starting lines are staggered to make up the distance. --- Can you say David Hasselhoff? <cite>opopopza posted [p:956702841] in Aren't run... [t:79594284]...</cite> <quote>Zanzenburger posted... </cite> <quote>I've always been curious how the distances are the same on the inside of the track compared to the outside. Wouldn't the inner track undoubtedly be shorter length-wise than the outer track due to less surface space running overall? Kinda like the rings on the inner circle of a target are shorter in distance than the rings on the outer circle of that target?</quote>The starting lines are staggered to make up the distance. --- Can you say David Hasselhoff?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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