Relay race
[ree-lay rays]
/ˈriˌleɪ ˌreɪs/
Noun
Defintion for Relay race
A relay race is a track and field event in which teams of runners compete by passing a baton to successive team members over a set distance.
Long Definition
A relay race involves teams of runners, each member completing a segment before passing a baton to the next. It tests speed, teamwork, and strategy. Common in track and field, events like the 4x100m and 4x400m are popular. Successful teams coordinate smooth baton exchanges to minimize time loss. Relay races matter to runners as they emphasize collaboration and can enhance individual performance through shared goals. They also provide a unique competitive experience, blending individual effort with team dynamics.
Kaizen Insights
Kaizen uses relay race data to analyze team performance, optimize individual splits, and improve overall race strategy.
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Race & Event Terms
