Race tracks are specially designed surfaces where various types of races take place, including car racing, horse racing, and cycling. These tracks can be made of asphalt, dirt, or turf, depending on the sport. They are often oval or circular in shape, allowing for high-speed competition and strategic maneuvering. In addition to the racing surface, race tracks typically feature grandstands for spectators, pit areas for teams, and safety barriers. Famous race tracks, such as Daytona International Speedway and Churchill Downs, host major events that attract large audiences and significant media coverage, contributing to the popularity of motorsports and horse racing.