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How many miles was the race in the 2001 'rate race'?
563 Miles :]
How many miles are in a 9K race?
A 9K race is 5.59 miles.
How many miles is in an 18k race?
An 18k race (18 kilometers) is 11.18 miles.
How many miles is in a 20k race?
20 kilometers = 12.4274238 miles
How many miles is a 55K race?
Each 10K is 6.2 miles, so 6.2 x 5 = 31 miles + 3.1 = 34.1 miles. The 3.1 comes from the 5K which is 1/2 of a 10K.
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How many miles was the race in the 2001 'rate race'?
563 Miles :]
How many miles are in a 9K race?
A 9K race is 5.59 miles.
How many miles is in an 18k race?
An 18k race (18 kilometers) is 11.18 miles.
How many miles are in a 25k race?
15.6 miles
How many miles in 13.5k race?
About 8.4 miles.
How many miles are in 17k race?
10.5633 miles
How many miles are in a 2ok race?
12.4 miles
How many miles in a 95k race?
59 miles.
How many miles is an Ekiden race?
31 miles
How many miles are in a 400k race?
248.548 miles.
How many miles in a 4k race?
2.5 miles
What is a 70k race?
A 70K race would be a race that is 43 miles long. A standard marathon race is 26.2 miles long. There are not very many races that are over 26.2 miles for running.
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