kick
dash
sprint
pace
200 metres
ultrarace
run-up
run
footrace
tape
foot race
midstretch
footracing
racingly
800 metres
400 metres
anchor
100 metres
bracket race
draw away
race
run feast
forerunner
route
flying start
running start
placing
wire
tempo
cross the line
1500 metres
minirace
10000 metres
midrun
third-place finish
trots
flat race
postrace
trot
race walk
lope
double sculls
motocross
lapped
jog
heeler
lightspeed
100-meter dash
5000 metres
steeplechase
heat
track
baton
prime
blanket finish
running
follow a wheel
roading
speed of light
finishing line
finish line
race-walk
track event
road race
three-legged race
chequered flag
turkey trot
skipjack
home stretch
gruelling
split
mile
10K
5K
exchange zone
racing start
starting signal
homestretch
racecourse
hit-out
dasher
race hazard
blow up the tote
sack race
runathon
sarmentum
shuttle run
1000 metres
course
on your mark, get set, go

English words for 'An increase in speed in the final part of a running race.'

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