East Ridge, Tennessee (United States of America) - "Circle 60". The 60-minute timed foot race on a track is a thrilling endurance challenge that tests the limits of participants' stamina and determination. The race consists of runners completing as many laps as possible within the allotted time, with the winner being the runner who completes the most laps. The atmosphere is electric as the competitors take their positions at the starting line, eagerly awaiting the starting gun. The track is clear, the air is crisp, and the audience is buzzing with excitement. As the race begins, the runners quickly settle into their pace, each striving to maintain a steady cadence and conserve their energy for the long haul. The sound of pounding feet and labored breathing fills the air as the runners circle the track, their strides growing longer and stronger with each passing lap. As the clock ticks down, the runners push themselves to their limits, straining for every last inch of ground and every precious second of time. The audience cheers them on, willing them to keep going, to keep pushing, to keep striving for victory. And when the final whistle blows, the runners collapse to the ground, their bodies spent but their spirits soaring. The winner is crowned, the losers are applauded, and the memory of the race lingers on, a testament to the indomitable human spirit and the power of the human will. Participants must complete the last lap prior to the 60-minute mark. Awards: Age Group, Overall, Masters. Grand Masters. www.paritypath.com/home/physical