Final answer:
In rewriting the passage to emphasize specific words and phrases, 'separate track,' 'insult,' and 'fastest man on no legs' have been capitalized to indicate their importance in the context of the sentence, aligning with the writer's intent to highlight these elements.
Step-by-step explanation:
To emphasize certain words and phrases in the given passage based on the context provided, the rewritten passage would be:
"But as a fan of Masazumi Soejima, I don't think that racing on a SEPARATE TRACK is an INSULT. It's still the right place for the ‘FASTEST MAN ON NO LEGS.’ "
Emphasis is often used in writing to indicate to the reader that particular words or phrases are important or hold more weight in the context of the sentence. In this case, we have capitalized "separate track," "insult," and "fastest man on no legs" to denote that these are significant points of focus within the statement. Emphasis helps convey the writer's intent, enhance meaning, and provide clarity where needed.