Sprint

Sprint may mean:

Sprint (cycling), a track event involving a one-on-one match race between opponents who, unlike the individual pursuit, start next to each other
Sprint (missile), an anti-ballistic missile.
Sprint (race), a type of short race in athletics
a short hackathon, a gathering for the development of software, called a "sprint" because of the shortness of the event in contrast with regular hackathons
Sprint (word processor), software published by Borland
"Sprint", a business term meaning a brief campaign within a longer sales promotion program designed to maintain interest and excitement
Sprint Nextel Corporation, formerly "Sprint" before July 2005, a major telecommunications company in the United States
Special Psychiatric Rapid Intervention Team
SPRINT, Salford Process Reengineering Involving New Technology, a change and innovation method developed specifically for the public sector.
Sprint, by the Canadian composer Heather Schmidt, was commissioned by the CBC as the imposed piece for the 1999 Young Performers Competition.

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