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A race track is a purpose-built facility for the conducting of races.
Race track or racetrack may also refer to:
- Racetrack (film), a 1933 American pre-Code drama
- Racetrack (game), a paper and pencil game
- Racetrack Higgins, vice president of the general union of the Newsboys' strike of 1899.
- Racetrack memory, a device for storing bits in a magnetic racetrack
- Racetrack Records, an American record label
Places in the United States
edit- Racetrack, Montana, a census-designated place
- Racetrack, North Bergen, a neighborhood in Hudson County, New Jersey
- Racetrack Playa, an area of moving rocks in Death Valley, California
- The Racetrack, a nickname for the BNSF Chicago Subdivision, a railroad line that runs from Chicago, Illinois to Aurora, Illinois
See also
edit- RaceTrac, a discount brand of gasoline and chain of convenience stores situated across the United States
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