0 an oval course where races happen -- løpebane [ masculine ]
1 (a place with) a course over which races are run by cars, dogs, athletes etc. -- veddeløpsbane
They are very frustrated, and in these early days of this new road there are one or two hotheads who will try to turn it into a racetrack.
This offence covers welfare at racetracks.
Most of them are not the big-time gamblers who invest hundreds of pounds at racetracks or casinos, but people for whom the pools offer some interest in life.
Now they are building almost a racetrack right through the glen, dead straight, and having concrete bridges.
If any fault seems to lie at the feet of that pilot, it is his failure to ask for permission to fly a racetrack earlier.
Give them local racetracks, where they can take off their silencers and make as much noise as they like, taking their machines round and round.
He has now reassessed that need even more by quoting how many racetracks have had to close on account of the shortage of such funding.
If roads are to be converted into semi-racetracks and all the criteria of traffic management applied thereto, frontagers' interests will be ignored.
