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Non-runners mean in terms of horse racing that a contestant did not start or was exempt from wagering. An acronym for non-runners is NRNB and it stands for Non Runner No Bet. This is a common term in the horse betting world.
what is newtons modification of keplars law
That will depend entirely on what type of racing you intend to be doing.
It would depend on what type of car racing you speak of, there are several types.
Recommended for runners who want a lightweight shoe for fast racing. Mizuno has used its rubber-and-plastic Wave in this racer for added stability, A good racing shoe for many, especially if you're aiming for 26.2 miles.
both, team- if you are racing individual- if you are trail riding
Bootleggers were basically moonshine runners. Those that did this started racing their cars against each other, thus NASCAR was unofficially created.
The oval refers to the shape of the field of competition. Racing car drivers compete on an oval-shaped track, as do track-and-field runners.
weight cancels power... same reason runners wear light weight clothing and don't carry weights...
That would depend on the race track.
There are a few ways to space runners on a track. You could have a staggered start where there is one runner per lane and they each start a but higher then the next (due to which lane they are in). They could also all start on the waterfall (the curved start line).
Chariot racing and bob sledding are only similar in the sense that they are both races. In bobsledding the logistics depend upon speed, human push power, and the condition of the track. The contests in bobsledding are determined by individual runs. In chariot racing, he logistics are totally different. Chariot racing depends upon the actions of driver and his horses, the condition of the track, and the quality of the participants in the race. In chariot racing, the entire field starts and races together and the fastest one wins. In bobsledding, the winner is determined by the time it takes for the sled to complete the course.