There weren't any.
Olympic games, as held by ancient Greece, was a long time before the invention of the bicycle. No bikes, no race, no race track.
Cycling didn't become a part of the Olympics until the modern olympics were started, and cycling got added in 1896.
The tracks themselves were pretty much like they are today. Mybe a bit poorer light, maybe a tiny bit more uneven.
they played different sports like shooting, basketball, swimming, cycling, gymnastics, tennis, handball and vollyball
The first Olympics was most likely plain and had competeing just like now, except without fireworks and things like that.
The running tracks are made of Field Turf and the stadiums have the capacity of 71,030 people.
it is the same as now
Cause of your ugle face
if you mean like in the olympics then it started in 1896 being the first 'real' olympics
ng games like wresling,boxing,pentathlon wich was like running,jumping,wresling,discus throwing,and javelin throwing.but there were no water sports or cycling either.thats all i know
They kinda look like dog tracks or cat tracks you decide its really an oopinion
No
No, you aren't a failure if you don't get first place in the Olympics. If you give up because you didn't, you are a failure. If you try until you get first place, you are not a failure. You will be lucky if you even get into the Olympics So basically, you are not a failure if you give up, if you get into something big like the Olympics, you are a winner.
they don't leave tracks
No limit, as long as you qualify. Qualifying is just like a tournament the first, second, and I think third placers represent the USA in the Olympics.