Tag:leisure=track

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+/- leisure=track Used on these elements Useful combination length=* lanes=* surface=* width=* Status Undefined Tools for this tag Combinations worldwide in Australia/Oceania in Europe (list) in Asia (list) in Central America (list) in South America (list) in Africa (list)  (via overpass turbo - help)

A race track for running, cycling and other non-motorised sports such as horses, greyhounds.

Note: For motorised sports use highway=raceway.

How to map

Use preliminary on a node , or if possible (e.g. running around the track with your GPS, or aerial imagery) preferably on a way

Areas?

Often mapping tracks as a way will mean looping back on yourself (the shape of many racetracks) This is conflicting with the idea of allowing areas for this tag. It's currently unclear/undecided whether data consumers should treat closed ways as areas for this tag. We're listing areas on Map Features, and the default OSM Mapnik stylesheet fills in area, perhaps because it handles all tags of the leisure key the same (?) Osmarender treats it as a linear feature. Example

Tags to use in combination

sport=running, sport=cycling, sport=horse_racing, sport=equestrian or other sport tags

lanes=* (where they are painted on).

Related terms: <road> <walk> <trail> <path> <route> <trace> <track>