The phrase "a section of the track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or segment of a larger track, such as in a race, railway, or music context.
Example: "During the race, the athletes struggled on a section of the track that was particularly muddy."
Alternatives: "a segment of the track" or "a part of the track".
It looked as though the winner had only to burst through, run round a section of the track, and burst the tape, a little exhausted, perhaps, at the foot of the Royal stand.
The engineer reported that he had run over a small rockslide about a mile north of the Naugatuck station, she said, and later came upon a section of the track where the ground underneath the railroad ties had washed away.
A section of the track is on public roads that are closed off for the race, which means that drivers cannot become familiar with that portion of the track in practice.
The court said the train had been travelling as fast as 192 kilometers per hour, or 119 miles per hour, just minutes before the crash in a section of the track where the speed limit is 80 kilometers per hour.
There is another clip on YouTube that captures Derbyshire discussing the track, where she explains the "OO-OO-OO" bit was done on the wobbulator and a section of the track is played backwards revealing the robot voices to be saying: "Praise to the master".
Data from two black boxes retrieved from the mangled wreck showed that the train had been traveling as fast as 119 miles per hour just minutes before the crash on a section of the track where the speed limit is 50 m.p.h.
Changes to a section of the road and track layout on the Borders to Edinburgh railway have been approved.
Schumacher and his team-mate Rubens Barrichello immediately set the pace on this tricky blend of high-speed banking and twisty infield, which incorporates a section of the famous Indianapolis 500 oval track.
The Metro Gold Line station in Little Tokyo will close for three months starting Friday night so construction crews can move a section of the light-rail line's tracks to make room for a new subway connection.
"Those built by B&M have very thick, chunky looking tracks—a cross-section of the track typically looks like a W shape whereas Swiss manufacturer Intamin often uses quad rails, so its rails are cube-shaped," she explains.
The accident occurred at around 2pm on Tuesday when a carriage carrying 16 passengers collided with an empty one on a low section of the track of the Smiler ride, which can reach speeds of up to 50mph.
