The 24-Hour Race is a long-distance endurance event where teams or individuals compete to cover the most distance within a 24-hour period. Participants typically race on a closed circuit, such as a track or road course, and can use various types of vehicles, including cars, bicycles, or even running shoes, depending on the specific race format. This type of race tests not only physical stamina but also strategic planning and teamwork. Teams often rotate drivers or runners to manage fatigue and maintain a consistent pace throughout the event. The Le Mans 24 Hours is one of the most famous examples of this racing format, showcasing high-performance vehicles and skilled drivers.