![]() ![]() ![]() Coherent explanations for slower human sprint performances on curves, based on physics and biomechanics, are supported by substantial empirical evidence. ![]() Previous analysis of curve running has focused on sprinting. How much faster could world records be run on straight courses? Could the 2-hour marathon barrier be broken without pacers or drafting if the course was perfectly straight? Could women break the 4-minute mile barrier? Although straight ahead running appears to be faster, distance running races are predominately contested on tracks or roads that involve curves. ![]()
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