What is it about the Man and Train Race race in the UK?

As a Western country, Britain has always advocated freedom and is willing to challenge. The race between man and train has been going on for decades. It was mainly brought up by a local dentist.

Every year in August, competitors run along the railway line to a station called Abergnolin and then return the same way. The whole journey is about a kilometer, and the object of the race is actually a steam engine train. <>

This steam engine train is a copy of the relatively backward steam motor vehicle of more than 100 years ago, but the train track of this competition is a real antique. It was built more than 100 years ago and is the world's first steam narrow-gauge railway, which is also of epoch-making significance. Therefore, many people are willing to participate in the race and are confident of winning the race, after all, the race is not as long as the marathon, which is about half the distance of the marathon.

Although nominally a race against a steam car, not all competitors are concerned about whether they can run the train in the end, and the scenery along the track is particularly beautiful, the terrain is undulating, and the air is fresh, which is very suitable for jogging for aerobic breathing, and it is also good for our lung capacity. The train was mostly filled with supporters of the runners, cheering them on and cheering them on, while the runners could hear the cheers. This way the contestants will work harder and persevere, running all the way to the end.

This year's winner was Paul Green, who clocked 1:28:23. When interviewing him, he said that he knew he was going to win the final half mile, and the cheers were a bit loudBut it can give a person's adrenaline rush in the air. In this way, there are quite a lot of benefits to racing with trains!

Every August, the small town of Taughin in central Wales, England, holds a "Race with the Train" race. The train "runs" on the tracks, and the people run in the wilderness next to it, and basically the whole process is considered a cross-country stage.

Every year in August, the "Race with the Trains" event is held in Taugin, Wales. Started in 1984 on the initiative of a local dentist, the race takes participants along the railway line to Abergnolin station and back, racing with a steam train for about a kilometre.

The British are more fond of holding inexplicable competitions. So you shouldn't be surprised to see people and trains racing, it's normal for them to think so.

It's a real thing.

1. The 33rd "Race with the Train" in Toyin Town was held as scheduled. More than 1,000 players from Australia, New Zealand, the United States, China and the United Kingdom participated in the competition. Departing from the Taylorine train station, the runners traveled along the Taylorine railway line.

The train "runs" on the tracks, and the people run in the wilderness next to it, and basically the whole process is considered a cross-country stage. What's even more interesting is that the train doesn't look like the competitor's enemy at all, because the train with a capacity of 240 people is filled with groups of friends and family who are constantly shouting and cheering.

2 In the end, the man named Paul Green won the championship with a time of 1 hour, 28 minutes and 23 seconds.