Banked running tracks put less torque on the ankles so that it is easier to reach maximum speed without injury. However, this reasoning has not been proven with scientific evidence.?æ
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They don't need to be. Velodromes (cycling tracks) and motorsport tracks often have cambered or banked corners because the speed they travel at can easily force them off the road on a flat track. A human cannot run fast enough to make it necessary, so they are kept flat to minimise cost and keep it safe.
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Banked is the past tense of the verb bank.
Its an aesthetic reason. Most tracks are red because older tracks (before man-made surfaces) were red cinders.
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In my opinion being a kart racer, i would say bank corners are truly better because it really seperates the good from the great drivers.
A compound word for train tracks would be railroad or railroad tracks.
No. Banked is a verb form or adjective. Bank is the noun, which is also the spelling of the verb to bank.
Running tracks are oviod, not circular.
Banked curves are the sloped turn ways usually on high speed roads (i.e. highways, race car tracks). This is to increase the centrifugal force(gravity) on the car so it does not skid off the road.
yeah, banked track reduces the reliance on frictional force between tyres and road...so,,more centripetal force can be provided for car by banked track,,............from NAV