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The Ancient Olympics had an event called the stade race. It is thought to have been around 192 meters in length, the length of the stadium where the event was held, and was run in a straight line. The double stade race was a race where the competitors ran the length of a stade race and then turned and ran back to where they started, a distance of about 384 meters.
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