track record
nounUK /ˈtræk ˌrek.ɔːd/
US /ˈtræk ˌrek.ɚd/
A track record is how well or badly someone has done things in the past.
The coach has a great track record of helping young players improve.
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2. The fastest time or best result ever achieved in a sport or race.
She broke the world track record in the 100-meter dash.
3. A record of past performance used to judge future reliability.
The company's track record made investors feel confident.
4. The actual past record of a person or organization, especially in business or politics.
Voters looked at the mayor's track record before the election.