Foot races are competitive events where participants run over a set distance. These races can vary in length, from short sprints of 100 meters to long-distance events like marathons, which cover 26.2 miles. Foot races are often held on tracks, roads, or trails and can be organized for individuals or teams. Participants in foot races may compete for various reasons, including personal fitness, enjoyment, or to win prizes. Events can be organized by schools, communities, or professional organizations, and they often include categories for different age groups and skill levels. Popular foot races include the Olympic Games and local 5K runs.