The number of athletes that make a team in a relay race depends on the type of relay race. In general, most relay races consist of teams of 4 athletes. Each athlete on the team runs a portion of the race and passes a baton to the next athlete in a designated exchange zone. However, there are other types of relay races, such as the 4x100m relay or the 4x400m relay, which also consist of 4 athletes per team.
The number of athletes that make a team in a relay race depends on the specific event and the rules governing it. However, in a standard 4x100 meters relay race, there are typically four athletes in a team. Each athlete runs a leg of 100 meters before passing a baton to the next runner.
