about 6 laps from what Ive heard.
Seven and a half laps
Two and a half laps is 1km, thus .25 of the track is 100m.
If you are in lane 1, then you must run 12 1/2 laps to equal 5k. The explanation for this is that a normal running track is 400 meters, therefore 12 1/2 laps would equal 5000 meters; i.e. 5K meters.
If its a track oval, its four laps for a mile. 2 laps for half a mile. if around a football feild, itd be about 4.5 laps
A standard running track is 400 meters, so 2 laps is practically half a mile, and 4 laps is 9 meters shy of one mile. (1 mile = 1,609.344 meters)
To determine how many laps equal a mile and a half on a 200-meter track, first convert a mile and a half to meters. A mile is approximately 1,609.34 meters, so a mile and a half is about 2,414 meters. Dividing 2,414 meters by the 200-meter track length means you would need to complete approximately 12.07 laps to cover a mile and a half. Therefore, you would need to run 13 laps to exceed a mile and a half.
"USC has a regulation sized track. I.E. the track is 400m long. a mile is 1500m therefore it would be 3.8/3.9 laps to equal 1 mile." A mile is 1609.344 meters, thus requiring you to run/walk 9.344 meters more than 4 laps
2 miles is 8 laps of a standard 400 meter track.
5 laps exactly.
The length of the track determines this. A quarter mile track would be 3 laps to equal .75 mile.
A 1k race is 1000 meters long. This is equal to two and a half laps on a regular running track.
It depends on how big the track is, Well technically that's right but in places in the west,east,and south the limit for high school and middle school tracks should be the same. so for that it should be about for laps plus one half of one then a walk.