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relay race
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relay race

Race between teams in which each team member successively covers a specified portion of the course. In track events, such as the 4 × 100-m and 4 × 400-m relays, the runner finishing one leg passes a baton to the next runner while both are running within a marked exchange zone. In swimming competitions, such as the 4 × 100-m and 4 × 200-m freestyle races and the 4 × 100-m medley, the swimmer completing one leg touches the edge of the pool to signal the start of the next teammate's leg.



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Larry had just anchored the Trojans 4x400 men's relay team to victory.
Performances ran the gamut: season bests, lifetime bests, gutsy distance running and the breaking of the 4x400 men's relay record by nearly 3 seconds.
They came from triple jumper Ashia Hansen, Kelly Holmes and Mike East in a 1500m double, the 4x100 and 4x400 men's relay teams and Steve Backley in the javelin.
 
 
 
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