At Gallant Sports & Infra Ltd., we design and build athletic tracks and jogging tracks for government bodies, universities, schools, and communities across India. Founded in 2016 in Gurugram, Haryana, we have completed approximately 800 sports infrastructure projects. Our Gallant Track range includes World Athletics certified Full PU and Sandwich systems, with raw materials blended and installed on site by our own teams.
A running track is often won or lost before the first layer of polyurethane goes down. If the base isn’t level, the surface above it won’t be either. If water has nowhere to go, it sits in the lanes after every monsoon shower and shortens the life of the track. The surface is what runners feel, but the groundwork decides how long it keeps performing.
We manage track projects from site assessment and base preparation through surfacing and line marking, for everything from 400m competition tracks to jogging paths around a school playground.
Athletes need a surface that responds the same way in every lane and on every lap. Two things have the biggest effect on that.
Base construction. A stable, even base gives the track its uniform level and keeps the surface above it from developing dips or weak spots. This is the part of the project that’s hardest to fix later, because it ends up buried under the finished track.
Drainage. Good drainage moves water off the track and away from the base, which helps prevent waterlogging and protects the surface over time. It matters most in regions with heavy seasonal rainfall.
International-level tracks are standard 400m tracks built for national and international events, and they need around 4 acres of land. World Athletics certifies these facilities as Class 1 or Class 2. They suit government bodies, universities, and organisations that plan to host competitive meets.
Community-level tracks are usually 200m tracks for schools, districts, and neighbourhoods. They need far less land and give people a proper place to train, build fitness, and run friendly competitions.
Full PU
Our Full PU system uses polyurethane as the base layer, combined with rubber and EPDM granules for texture and resilience. It is part of the Gallant Track range and is World Athletics certified.
Sandwich System
A layer of rubber and PU is applied over the base, with EPDM granules on the surface. This gives runners both cushioning and grip. It is also part of the Gallant Track range and is World Athletics certified.
Spray Coat System
A bottom layer of SBR rubber is topped with a mixture of PU and fine EPDM, combining cushioning with traction. It is a practical option where World Athletics certification isn’t part of the brief.
Prefabricated Rubber
Our range also includes Regalfill prefabricated rubber flooring, which arrives as a ready-made surface rather than being built up in layers on site.
A jogging track is built for regular use by people of all ages rather than for timed competition, so it doesn’t have to follow the lane layout of a standard athletics track. It can run around a campus, a playground, or a residential park, following whatever route the site allows.
Rubberised and polyurethane surfaces suit jogging tracks that also see recreational running. Synthetic grass is another option for jogging paths around playgrounds and sports fields, where a softer look blends in with the surroundings.
Government sports bodies and stadiums commission 400m tracks for state, national, and international competition, where certification is usually part of the brief.
Universities build athletic tracks for student athletes and inter-university events, often around a football field to make better use of the land.
Schools choose 200m tracks or jogging paths to support PE, sports days, and daily fitness on a smaller campus.
Housing societies and public spaces add jogging tracks as a shared amenity for residents and local communities.
Gallant Sports has completed approximately 800 sports infrastructure projects in various states across India. We supplied the athletics track at Golden Jubilee Outdoor Stadium in Yupia, Arunachal Pradesh, which holds World Athletics Class 2 certification. Our project list also includes World Athletics certified tracks at MIT Manipal and Christ University’s Kengeri campus in Bangalore, jogging tracks for the Sports Authority of India and Varanasi Smart City, and running tracks at Atlantis School in Tirupati and Sparsh Global School in Greater Noida.
We handle site assessment, base construction, surfacing, line marking, and testing support as one team, so institutions have a single point of contact from planning through handover.
Full PU uses a PU base layer with rubber and EPDM granules. Sandwich has rubber and PU layers with EPDM on top. Spray Coat has an SBR base with a mixture of PU and fine EPDM on top.
No. World Athletics certification shows that a facility meets international standards, which matters for tracks that host sanctioned competition. A school or community track built for training and fitness usually doesn’t need it.
Our Gallant Track Full PU and Sandwich systems are World Athletics certified. If your facility needs its own Class 1 or Class 2 certificate, we confirm the requirements at the start of the project.
International-level tracks are standard 400m tracks that need around 4 acres and serve as venues for national and international events. Community-level tracks are usually 200m and are built for schools, districts, and neighbourhoods.
A standard 400m track needs around 4 acres. A 200m track or a jogging path needs much less, and we can plan the layout around your site during the assessment.
The base gives the track its stability and uniform level, and it allows water to drain properly. A poor base can lead to waterlogging and an uneven surface, however good the top layer is.
Rubberised and polyurethane surfaces suit both recreational and competitive use. Synthetic grass works well for jogging paths around playgrounds. The right choice depends on budget and how the track will be used.
Cost depends on the track system, length, base construction, and certification level. Share your site details and we’ll prepare a quote after a site assessment.
Yes. Our track work ranges from Yupia in Arunachal Pradesh to Manipal and Bangalore in Karnataka, and our team travels for site assessment and installation.
Standard 400m Track | Dimensions |
Track Length | 400m |
Lane 1 Measurement Line | 0.30m from the inner kerb |
Number of Lanes | Usually 8 (6 on smaller sites) |
Lane Width | 1.22m ± 0.01m, including a 5cm line |
Bend Radius | 36.5m |
Length of Each Straight | 84.39m |
Maximum Lateral Slope | 1:100 |
Approximate Land Required | Around 4 acres |
Community Track Length | 200m |
Jogging Track | No fixed international size, planned around the site |
A stable, level base keeps the finished surface uniform and protects the track from problems that are expensive to fix later.
Moving water away from the surface and base keeps the track usable through the monsoon and helps protect it over time.
The right mix of rubber, PU, and EPDM cushions each stride while giving runners secure footing.
A track that will host sanctioned competition has different requirements from one built for training or fitness, so this should be settled before choosing a system.
