Frankston High School

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    • Jake
      4 years ago

      Nice local track hidden away at the High School – so accessible only outside of school hours. Decent synthetic surface. Two lanes around what I would describe as a squashed oval shape – roughly 380m. The front (and only) straight is around 80m long but there are markings to help in the straight and ones every 50m or so from the finish line (however not sure if 100% accurate). There is a 400m mark too. There is a very slight hill coming into the front straight with 100m to go to be mindful of as well. All up, great surface, sheltered from wind and a nice little track when available.

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