Racewalking, a fast-paced Olympic sport, demands one foot always in contact with the ground, unlike running. Britannica explores its strict form rules, contrasting them with the freer movements seen in other athletics.
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Racewalking, often overlooked, stirs intense debate worldwide. Critics question its legitimacy and judging criteria, while fans defend its rigor and tradition, making it arguably the world’s most controversial sport today.